Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, the neighbourhood of BURLINGTON recorded 895 crime incidents, representing 24.4% of the 3,664 total incidents reported across Halton Region. The leading category of reported incidents in BURLINGTON was Other, with 510 incidents. Additional categories included Theft with 102 incidents, Theft from vehicle with 71 incidents, Break and enter with 69 incidents, and Auto theft with 68 incidents.
Between May 26, 2026 and July 25, 2026, the BURLINGTON neighbourhood recorded a total of 895 reported incidents within Halton Region, Ontario. This figure captures all official events documented throughout the designated two-month reporting window. Examining these logged figures provides a clear overview of localized activity based directly on published open-data records.
Across the broader jurisdiction, Halton Region recorded 3,664 total incidents during the exact same timeframe. BURLINGTON accounted for 24.4% of the city total, marking a significant share of the regional total. Evaluating this neighbourhood figure alongside data from surrounding areas establishes useful baseline context for documented events across the region.
The dataset for BURLINGTON spans from May 26, 2026 to July 25, 2026. This two-month observation window presents documented incident counts for the specified period in 2026. When reviewing local data, it is necessary to consider that neighbourhood boundary definitions may vary from year to year based on upstream classification updates. Consequently, geographic shifts in reporting zone lines can influence long-term comparisons. Readers should analyze these 895 reported incidents strictly as a snapshot of activity within the established boundaries during this precise timeframe.
In BURLINGTON, reported events are led by the Other category, which recorded 510 incidents between May 26, 2026 and July 25, 2026. Theft ranks second with 102 incidents, followed by Theft from vehicle with 71 recorded cases. Additional documented categories in the neighbourhood include Break and enter with 69 incidents, Auto theft with 68 incidents, and Mischief with 58 incidents. Furthermore, violent incidents totaled 6 within the neighbourhood during this observation period. Each category count reflects specific event classifications provided directly by local open-data sources.
With 895 reported incidents, BURLINGTON accounts for 24.4% of Halton Region's 3,664 total incidents. In comparison to nearby areas, BURLINGTON records fewer incidents than OAKVILLE (1,787 incidents) but more than MILTON (591 incidents) and GEORGETOWN (224 incidents). The local category distribution is led by 510 incidents in the Other category, followed by property-related categories including Theft with 102 incidents and Theft from vehicle with 71 incidents, while violent incidents stand at 6.
Between May 26, 2026 and July 25, 2026, BURLINGTON recorded a total of 895 reported incidents. This count represents 24.4% of the 3,664 overall incidents documented across all of Halton Region during the same two-month observation window. These published figures originate directly from local open-data records.
The most common category in BURLINGTON is Other, which recorded 510 incidents during the reporting timeframe. Theft is the second most common category with 102 incidents, followed by Theft from vehicle with 71 incidents, Break and enter with 69 incidents, and Auto theft with 68 incidents.
During the period from May 26, 2026 to July 25, 2026, BURLINGTON logged 6 violent incidents. This figure is part of the neighbourhood's total count of 895 reported incidents for the two-month timeframe, as documented by Halton Region open-data records.
During this observation window, BURLINGTON recorded 895 reported incidents, placing it below OAKVILLE's total of 1,787 incidents. Conversely, BURLINGTON recorded higher incident totals than nearby MILTON with 591 incidents and GEORGETOWN with 224 incidents across Halton Region over the same timeframe.
Incident records for Halton Region are sourced from municipal open-data portals in ON.