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Georgina crime in 2024

Georgina recorded 2,426 incidents in 2024, down 3.8% from 2,521 in 2023. The largest category was Other (709), followed by Assault (497), Theft (423) and Fraud (269). Other included 197 threats and 147 harassment records — open-data person offences, not unexplained residual crime. The 2024 total was the second-highest of the six dataset years, above the 2021 total of 2,197 and 2022 total of 2,145.

2,426
Incidents in 2024
18.6%
Share of selected city data
2 of 6
Rank among years
Other
Top category
709 incidents
-3.8%
Year-over-year
vs 2023

Category mix in 2024

Other 709
29.2% of 2024 incidents
Assault 497
20.5% of 2024 incidents
Theft 423
17.4% of 2024 incidents
Fraud 269
11.1% of 2024 incidents
Mischief 264
10.9% of 2024 incidents
3.6% of 2024 incidents

Georgina crime 2024

Georgina recorded 2,426 reported incidents in 2024, a 3.8% decrease from 2,521 in 2023. The town, part of York Region and policed by York Regional Police, saw its second-highest year in a six-year archive. Other (709), Assault (497), and Theft (423) were the largest categories.

This page covers the 2024 calendar-year incident breakdown for Georgina: the annual total, leading categories, how the year compares with 2023, and where it ranks in the city's archive. The Other category is the largest, and its top subcategories — Threats (197) and Harassment (147) — are person offences grouped under Other in the open-data structure, not unexplained residual incidents.

Year-over-year

At 2,426 incidents, the 2024 total was 3.8% lower than the 2,521 reported in 2023. That decline followed a rise from 2,145 in 2022 to 2,521 in 2023, and it left 2024 above the 2,197 incidents recorded in 2021. Among the six years in the archive, 2024 ranks second. Assault and Theft remained among the top three categories, while Other — at 709 incidents, with Threats at 197 and Harassment at 147 — accounted for the largest category share. These year totals reflect reporting, not per-capita risk.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

The 2024 mix is notable for the size of the Other category: its 709 incidents are larger than Assault, Theft, Fraud, or Mischief individually. The subcategory detail matters — Threats (197) and Harassment (147) are person-focused offences folded under Other, so the category is not an unexplained remainder. Georgina's 2,426 total ranks second in the six-year archive, though it is closer to 2023's 2,521 than to 2021's 2,197.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Georgina crime in 2024

How many incidents were reported in Georgina in 2024?

Georgina had 2,426 reported incidents in 2024, according to the open-data archive used on this page. That is down from 2,521 in 2023 and second-highest among the six years in the city's series. The 2,426 total is 18.6% of the 13,012 incidents recorded across the full city archive.

Did Georgina's incident total rise or fall in 2024?

It fell. The 2024 total of 2,426 was 3.8% lower than 2023's 2,521. The decrease followed an increase from 2,145 in 2022 to 2,521 in 2023, leaving 2024 above both 2021 (2,197) and 2022 (2,145). These are reported incident counts, not per-capita risk measurements.

What were the top categories in Georgina's 2024 data?

Other was the largest category with 709 incidents, followed by Assault (497), Theft (423), Fraud (269), and Mischief (264). Within Other, Threats made up 197 incidents and Harassment 147. These two subcategories are person offences grouped under Other in the open-data breakdown, so they are not unspecified or residual records.

Where does the Georgina data come from?

The source is York Regional Police open data for Georgina, Ontario (ON). The 2024 page uses the city's calendar-year series, which lists 2,426 incidents for 2024 and 13,012 incidents across all years in the archive. Category counts, including Other's 709, reflect the 2024 calendar year.

Sources

Georgina's incident figures are drawn from York Regional Police open-data releases for Ontario (ON).

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