Between May 26, 2026 and July 25, 2026, Halton Region recorded 3,664 total incidents across six covered areas. The most frequent category reported was Other with 2,624 incidents, accounting for 71.6% of all records. Theft followed with 287 incidents (7.8%), while violent-category incidents totaled 17. Among listed areas, Oakville recorded the highest count with 1,787 incidents, followed by Burlington with 895 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official Halton Region police open-data portal.
This interactive map displays published incident data for Halton Region, Ontario, spanning a 60-day period between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026. Across this timeframe, a total of 3,664 incidents were recorded in the dataset, all of which represent dated occurrences. The geographic mapping interface allows residents, local researchers, and community stakeholders to examine reported events across 6 distinct area divisions within the region, including OAKVILLE, BURLINGTON, and MILTON.
Sourced from the official open data records published for Halton Region, this dataset aggregates recent incident locations into a single accessible dashboard. By providing clear historical event locations and category classifications, the platform helps users analyze documented municipal activity using verifiable spatial data rather than unverified reports, speculative claims, or general assumptions.
The available dataset for Halton Region covers a 60-day window from May 26, 2026, to July 25, 2026, containing 3,664 total recorded incidents. Because the current feed provides records solely for the year 2026, which accounts for all 3,664 dated incidents, year-over-year percentage comparisons are not available in this dataset. Multi-year trend analysis requires additional historical data points from prior years. Consequently, these figures reflect a single 60-day snapshot of reported events in 2026 rather than a long-term directional shift across consecutive calendar years.
Across the 60-day window, incident records in Halton Region are categorized into six primary groups. The category labeled Other represents the highest count with 2,624 incidents, accounting for 71.6% of all recorded events. This broad designation indicates that the publishing source classifies a wide variety of specific incident types under a single general label. Theft is the second most frequent category with 287 incidents (7.8%), followed by Auto theft with 205 incidents (5.6%). Additional reported categories in the dataset include Theft from vehicle with 181 incidents (4.9%), Mischief with 176 incidents (4.8%), and Break and enter with 137 incidents (3.7%). Across all categories, violent incidents total 17.
The dataset lists incident totals across 6 geographic areas in Halton Region. OAKVILLE recorded the highest volume with 1,787 incidents, followed by BURLINGTON with 895 incidents, MILTON with 591 incidents, GEORGETOWN with 224 incidents, and HALTON HILLS with 140 incidents. ACTON recorded 27 incidents during the same 60-day period. These totals reflect overall recorded incident counts and geographic activity concentration within each specified area. Higher incident counts in specific areas do not indicate per-capita risk, as these figures are not adjusted for population size or localized commercial traffic.
In Halton Region's 60-day dataset of 3,664 total incidents, the classification pattern is heavily centered on the Other category, which comprises 2,624 incidents or 71.6% of all logged records. Specific property crimes make up smaller shares, led by Theft at 287 incidents (7.8%) and Auto theft at 205 incidents (5.6%). Geographically, OAKVILLE accounts for 1,787 incidents, while BURLINGTON accounts for 895 incidents and MILTON accounts for 591 incidents, showing where recorded volume is concentrated. Meanwhile, violent incidents remain low at 17 across the entire period.
During the 60-day window from May 26, 2026 to July 25, 2026, Halton Region logged a total of 3,664 incidents. All 3,664 records in this dataset contain valid occurrence dates, with zero undated incidents. Among these recorded incidents, 17 were classified under violent categories. This overall total reflects all open-data records published for the region over this specified timeframe.
The top category recorded in Halton Region is Other, accounting for 2,624 incidents or 71.6% of all records in this dataset. The local open-data source classifies a wide range of incident types under this category. Among specific categorised offences, Theft is next with 287 incidents (7.8%), followed by Auto theft with 205 incidents (5.6%).
The current dataset covers only a 60-day period in 2026, recording 3,664 incidents for the year 2026. Because year-over-year comparison data is null for this period, historical trends cannot be calculated. Comparing a partial 60-day window to a full prior year would be misleading without a complete multi-year series.
Oakville recorded the highest number of incidents among the 6 tracked areas in Halton Region, with 1,787 incidents. Burlington recorded 895 incidents, followed by Milton with 591 incidents, Georgetown with 224 incidents, Halton Hills with 140 incidents, and Acton with 27 incidents during the same 60-day window.
The records for Halton Region are collected from local open-data feeds in Ontario, covering 6 municipal subdivisions within the region. The open-data feed records incidents based on city-relative maximum occurrence dates. All 3,664 incidents in this 60-day snapshot represent official police-reported events published by the regional authority.
The dataset reflects incidents recorded between May 26, 2026 and July 25, 2026, establishing a 60-day window. The dataset was generated on July 25, 2026. Because this feed updates based on the latest available occurrence dates, it provides a recent 60-day view comprising 3,664 total incidents across Halton Region.
Crime data for Halton Region is sourced from official municipal open-data portals published by regional authorities in ON.
This Halton crime map covers Burlington, Oakville, Milton, Halton Hills, Georgetown, and Acton in one regional view — built for searches such as Halton crime map, Oakville crime map, Burlington crime map, and Milton crime map.
The highest-count local areas in the current data are OAKVILLE, BURLINGTON, MILTON, GEORGETOWN. These are incident counts, not per-capita risk rankings.
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