Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, the neighbourhood of MILTON recorded 591 total incidents, accounting for 16.1% of the 3,664 incidents reported across Halton Region. The leading category of reported incidents in MILTON was Other, with 412 recorded incidents. Theft followed with 65 incidents, while mischief accounted for 36 incidents during this timeframe. Additionally, auto theft recorded 34 incidents, theft from vehicle recorded 21 incidents, and break and enter recorded 15 incidents.
The neighbourhood of Milton recorded a total of 591 reported incidents between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, according to official data for Halton Region, Ontario. This local volume accounts for 16.1 percent of the 3,664 total incidents registered across all municipal areas within the region during this timeframe.
These figures reflect public safety entries logged by municipal services during the designated two-month interval. Comparing Milton's 591 incidents against the 3,664 regional total provides geographic context regarding how recorded events were distributed throughout Halton Region. This summary strictly presents documented incident counts for the specified period in 2026 without applying subjective classifications or estimates.
The dataset for Milton covers a specific two-month timeframe from May 26, 2026, to July 25, 2026, encompassing a total of 591 incidents. Because this recording window is limited to 2026, multi-year comparison is not available within this dataset. When evaluating municipal data across different reporting periods, it is important to note that neighbourhood boundary definitions established by upstream open-data portals may vary from year to year. Changes in geographic classification can alter local count aggregations independently of actual reported activity in Halton Region.
Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, incident categories in Milton showed distinct distributions. The leading category was Other, which recorded 412 incidents. Theft registered as the second highest category with 65 incidents, followed by Mischief with 36 incidents. Additionally, the dataset recorded 34 incidents of Auto theft, 21 incidents of Theft from vehicle, and 15 incidents of Break and enter. Violent incidents totaled 3 records within the neighbourhood during this period. All reported totals reflect direct record counts provided by the regional open-data feed without adjustments.
Milton's total of 591 incidents places it below Oakville's 1,787 and Burlington's 895 recorded incidents, while remaining higher than Georgetown's 224 incidents. Within Milton, the category distribution is heavily concentrated in Other, which recorded 412 incidents. Property-related categories comprise most remaining logs, led by Theft with 65 incidents, Mischief with 36, and Auto theft with 34. Violent incidents remained low at 3 records, while Milton as a whole represented 16.1 percent of Halton Region's 3,664 total incidents during this two-month window.
During the recording window from May 26, 2026, to July 25, 2026, Milton logged a total of 591 incidents. This count represents 16.1 percent of the 3,664 incidents documented across the entire Halton Region, placing Milton third in total count among the reported municipal areas during this period.
The most frequent category logged in Milton was Other, accounting for 412 incidents. Property-related categories followed, including Theft with 65 incidents, Mischief with 36 incidents, and Auto theft with 34 incidents. Theft from vehicle recorded 21 incidents, while Break and enter accounted for 15 records.
Milton recorded 591 incidents between May 26 and July 25, 2026. In comparison, Oakville registered 1,787 incidents and Burlington registered 895 incidents over the same timeframe. Meanwhile, Georgetown logged 224 incidents, placing Milton between Burlington and Georgetown in total reported incident volume.
The open-data dataset recorded 3 violent incidents in Milton between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026. This figure represents a small portion of Milton's 591 overall recorded incidents, which were primarily concentrated in non-violent categories such as Other (412 incidents) and Theft (65 incidents).
Data for Halton Region is provided by official municipal open-data portals in ON.