Between May 26 and July 25, 2026, Halton Region recorded 37 bike theft incidents out of 3,664 total city incidents. Bike theft represents 1% of all recorded incidents in the region, ranking seventh among eight categories. Among listed areas, Oakville recorded the highest count with 17 incidents, followed by Burlington with 11, Milton with 5, Georgetown with 2, and Halton Hills with 1. Bike theft is less common than theft, which registered 287 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official Halton Region police open-data portal.
This page presents official police report data for bike theft incidents recorded throughout Halton Region, Ontario, covering the designated period from May 26, 2026, through July 25, 2026. Over this multi-week observation timeframe, local law enforcement authorities logged a total of 37 bike theft occurrences across all municipal sectors within the region.
With 37 logged incidents, bike theft represented 1 percent of the 3,664 city total reported incidents recorded across all categories during this same period. Bike theft ranks 7th among the 8 tracked categories in Halton Region for this timeframe. The dataset covers multiple municipal areas, including Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Georgetown, and Halton Hills, establishing how these specific recorded occurrences were distributed across different local communities during the primary reporting window.
In Halton Region, bike theft ranks 7th out of 8 total categories during the period from May 26, 2026, to July 25, 2026, with 37 reported incidents. Bike theft recorded fewer incidents than higher-frequency categories in the dataset, such as Other with 2,624 incidents, Theft with 287 incidents, Auto theft with 205 incidents, Theft from vehicle with 181 incidents, and Mischief with 176 incidents. Representing 1 percent of the 3,664 city total incidents, bike theft forms a minor portion of the region's overall reported figures compared to these more frequent categories.
Bike theft represents a low share of reported crime in Halton Region, accounting for 1 percent of the 3,664 total incidents between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026. Ranking 7th out of 8 tracked categories with 37 incidents, it is substantially less frequent than categories like Theft (287 incidents) and Auto theft (205 incidents). Within the region, Oakville recorded 17 incidents and Burlington recorded 11, while Milton, Georgetown, and Halton Hills registered 5, 2, and 1 incidents respectively. The dataset includes only 2026 records.
Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, law enforcement authorities logged 37 bike theft incidents in Halton Region. These 37 incidents accounted for exactly 1 percent of the 3,664 total reported crime incidents recorded across all categories in the region throughout this observation window.
Bike theft ranks 7th out of 8 total categories in Halton Region during the recorded period. With 37 incidents, it occurred less frequently than categories such as Other (2,624 incidents), Theft (287 incidents), Auto theft (205 incidents), Theft from vehicle (181 incidents), and Mischief (176 incidents).
Oakville recorded the highest count for bike theft in Halton Region with 17 incidents. Burlington followed with 11 incidents, Milton recorded 5 incidents, Georgetown logged 2 incidents, and Halton Hills recorded 1 incident during the data window spanning May 26, 2026, to July 25, 2026.
The bike theft dataset for Halton Region covers incidents recorded between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026. A total of 37 bike theft incidents were recorded during this period, representing all reported bike theft occurrences logged in the 2026 dataset for the municipality.
Incident figures are derived from open data published by the Halton Regional Police Service in ON.