Between May 9, 2026 and July 8, 2026, Guelph, Ontario recorded 718 police-reported incidents over a 60-day window. Theft was the top category with 447 incidents, representing 62.3% of all reported data. Fraud ranked second with 104 incidents (14.5%), followed by Assault with 98 incidents (13.6%), Break and enter with 56 incidents (7.8%), and Robbery with 13 incidents (1.8%). Violent-category incidents totalled 111 records during this period.
Data current through . Source: official Guelph police open-data portal.
The interactive map for Guelph, Ontario displays 718 reported incidents logged over a 60-day period spanning from May 9, 2026 to July 8, 2026. This comprehensive dataset includes location-based incident records released by official police reporting portals in Guelph. By mapping these entries across the municipality, the platform provides a localized visual representation of public safety events, allowing users to examine specific categories, dates, and geographic locations.
Accessing structured municipal incident data enables residents, researchers, and local organizations to track documented activity throughout Guelph. The dataset captures several distinct incident categories, ranging from property offences like theft to violent occurrences like assault, offering transparent access to official police record feeds. Reviewing these documented occurrences helps contextualize neighbourhood activity patterns and spatial distributions over the selected 60-day evaluation window.
The year_series data for Guelph contains records for the single year 2026, totaling 718 incidents between May 9, 2026 and July 8, 2026. Because the year-over-year calculation is unavailable with a null yoy value, comparative trend direction cannot be evaluated against previous annual periods. All 718 records in the selected 60-day window are classified as dated incidents, with 0 undated incidents. With data limited to 2026 in this dataset, multi-year increase or decline assessments remain unmeasured, reflecting only the current 60-day reporting snapshot.
During the 60-day reporting period in Guelph, recorded incidents are categorized across five distinct offence types in the public dataset. Theft represents the largest proportion of reported activity, with 447 incidents accounting for 62.3% of all total incidents. Fraud forms the second highest category, recording 104 incidents or 14.5% of overall records. Assault is the third most frequent category, with 98 incidents representing 13.6% of reported cases. In addition to these top three categories, Break and enter accounts for 56 incidents (7.8%), while Robbery records 13 incidents (1.8%). Across all category groupings in Guelph, violent-category incidents total 111 records during this 60-day timeframe.
In Guelph, property-related offences form the vast majority of reported data during this 60-day window. Theft alone accounts for 447 incidents, representing 62.3% of the 718 total incidents recorded. Fraud follows as the second most common category with 104 incidents (14.5%), while Assault ranks third with 98 incidents (13.6%). Overall violent-category incidents total 111. Smaller categories include Break and enter with 56 incidents (7.8%) and Robbery with 13 incidents (1.8%).
Between May 9, 2026, and July 8, 2026, a total of 718 police incidents were recorded in Guelph. All 718 of these records had exact occurrence dates attached, representing the complete count of tracked events within this 60-day window.
Theft is the most common incident type in Guelph, accounting for 447 recorded incidents, or 62.3% of all reported events during the 60-day window. Fraud followed as the second highest category with 104 incidents, representing 14.5% of the total.
The provided dataset covers only 2026, recording 718 total incidents between May 9, 2026, and July 8, 2026. Because there are no multi-year series or prior-year comparison numbers in this dataset, a year-over-year percentage trend cannot be calculated for this period.
In this dataset, incident counts are aggregated under a single municipal entry labeled GUELPH, which records all 718 incidents. Sub-neighbourhood breakdowns are not provided in the current feed, so city-wide totals reflect the full 1-neighbourhood administrative area.
These incident statistics are sourced from police open data published for Guelph, ON. The records cover police-reported events between May 9, 2026, and July 8, 2026, providing a localized dataset of 718 total incidents categorized into specific offence types.
The dataset spans 60 days from May 9, 2026, to July 8, 2026, capturing a total of 718 incidents. It provides a recent snapshot of local police activity, though newer events occurring after July 8, 2026, are not included until subsequent data updates.
Data is compiled from official police open data portals for Guelph, ON.