In East Gwillimbury, 22 Break and enter incidents were recorded in 2026 YTD through Jul, accounting for 3% of the 723 total city incidents across all categories. Break and enter ranks 7th among 11 crime categories in the city. Previous full-year counts show 55 incidents in 2025 and 69 incidents in 2024. Queensville-Sharon-HL is the top listed neighbourhood with 20 incidents in 2026.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering East Gwillimbury.
This page details open-data incident records for Break and enter offences across East Gwillimbury, Ontario. For the 2026 year-to-date reporting period through July, municipal police data recorded 22 Break and enter incidents out of 723 total incidents logged across all categories. Break and enter represents 3 percent of the city total during this timeframe.
The underlying municipal dataset covers occurrence dates between January 1, 2021, and August 14, 2026. In the 2026 year-to-date window, all 22 reported Break and enter incidents are fully dated, with 0 undated category incidents logged. For comparison across recent activity, the 60-day map window records 213 total incidents across all crime categories in East Gwillimbury. This report tracks annual category totals and neighbourhood figures to document local open-data trends over time.
Break and enter ranks 7th out of 11 total categories in East Gwillimbury for the 2026 year-to-date period. With 22 incidents, Break and enter is less common than higher-volume categories recorded in the municipality. Specifically, Theft is the most frequent category with 212 incidents, followed by Other with 172 incidents, Assault with 124 incidents, Fraud with 75 incidents, and Mischief with 58 incidents. Out of 723 city-wide incidents logged across all categories, Break and enter remains lower in volume than these five sibling offences in the published open-data feed.
Break and enter accounts for 3 percent of East Gwillimbury's 723 city-wide incidents in 2026 year-to-date, placing it 7th among 11 categories. In full-year historical data, annual counts fluctuated from 49 in 2021 to 38 in 2022, rising to 51 in 2023 and reaching a series peak of 69 in 2024. In 2025, incidents fell 20.3 percent to 55. For 2026, 22 incidents have been recorded through July, with Queensville-Sharon-HL logging 20 of those entries.
For 2026 year-to-date through July, East Gwillimbury reported 22 Break and enter incidents. This accounts for 3 percent of the city's 723 total recorded incidents across all 11 crime categories during the same period. All 22 category incidents have valid occurrence dates.
Break and enter ranks 7th out of 11 total crime categories in East Gwillimbury for 2026 year-to-date. Its 22 recorded incidents make it substantially less common than Theft with 212 incidents, Other with 172 incidents, Assault with 124 incidents, Fraud with 75 incidents, and Mischief with 58 incidents.
Between complete calendar years, Break and enter incidents in East Gwillimbury decreased by 20.3 percent from 69 incidents in 2024 to 55 incidents in 2025. Prior historical counts show 49 incidents in 2021, 38 incidents in 2022, and 51 incidents in 2023.
Queensville-Sharon-HL is the primary listed neighbourhood for Break and enter in East Gwillimbury for the 2026 year-to-date period, recording 20 incidents. This neighbourhood figure is scaled to match the municipal year-to-date category total of 22 Break and enter offences logged through July 2026.
Crime data for East Gwillimbury is sourced from public open-data portals provided by municipal and regional police services in ON.