Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, GEORGETOWN recorded 224 reported incidents, representing 6.1% of the 3,664 total incidents documented across Halton Region. The leading incident category in the neighbourhood was Other, with 169 reported incidents. Additional categories included Theft from vehicle with 14 incidents, Auto theft with 12 incidents, Mischief with 12 incidents, Theft with 11 incidents, and Break and enter with 4 incidents.
Georgetown is a neighbourhood situated within Halton Region, Ontario. Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, official data recorded a total of 224 incidents within the neighbourhood boundary. This figure represents 6.1% of the 3,664 incidents documented across all of Halton Region over the same sixty-day tracking interval.
These figures reflect official records published by municipal authorities in Ontario. The neighbourhood count of 224 incidents highlights the specific volume of reported occurrences in Georgetown relative to the wider regional aggregate of 3,664. Examining this record helps outline how incident reporting is distributed across individual communities within Halton Region during mid-2026.
The reporting timeframe for this Georgetown dataset spans from May 26, 2026, through July 25, 2026. Because this two-month window captures a localized segment of 2026, it reflects short-term documentation rather than annual totals. Additionally, open-data boundary definitions for individual neighbourhoods may vary year to year depending on municipal classification updates across Ontario. Readers comparing these 224 incidents to historical records should note potential shifts in reporting boundaries. The 3,664 regional total serves as the baseline context for Georgetown during this specific two-month period.
Within Georgetown, reported incidents were distributed across several distinct classifications during the period from May 26, 2026, to July 25, 2026. The leading category in the neighbourhood was Other, which recorded 169 incidents. The second most frequent incident type was Theft from vehicle, with 14 recorded occurrences. Auto theft and Mischief followed as the next most frequent categories, each recording 12 incidents. Additionally, Theft accounted for 11 incidents, while Break and enter recorded 4 incidents. Notably, Georgetown recorded 0 violent incidents during this entire sixty-day reporting window.
In Georgetown, 169 of the 224 reported incidents fell into the Other category, forming the majority of local documentation between May 26 and July 25, 2026. Property-related incidents remained low, with Theft from vehicle recording 14 occurrences and Auto theft recording 12. Georgetown also logged 0 violent incidents during this timeframe. Compared to nearby areas in Halton Region, Georgetown's total of 224 incidents is notably lower than Oakville at 1,787, Burlington at 895, and Milton at 591.
Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, Georgetown recorded a total of 224 reported incidents according to official open data. This count accounts for 6.1% of the 3,664 total incidents documented across all of Halton Region over the same sixty-day tracking period.
The primary incident category in Georgetown during this timeframe was Other, which registered 169 incidents. Following this leading category, Theft from vehicle accounted for 14 incidents, while Auto theft and Mischief each recorded 12 incidents between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026.
Georgetown recorded 224 total reported incidents during the tracking window from May 26 to July 25, 2026. This is lower than nearby areas within Halton Region. Specifically, Oakville logged 1,787 incidents, Burlington recorded 895 incidents, and Milton registered 591 incidents during the same period.
Official records indicate that Georgetown documented 0 violent incidents between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026. Out of the 224 total incidents logged in the neighbourhood, non-violent categories accounted for all reported activity during this specific two-month tracking period.
Data for Halton Region is sourced from official ON municipal open-data portals.