Between May 26 and July 25, 2026, Oakville recorded 1,787 incidents, representing 48.8% of the 3,664 total incidents reported across Halton Region. The leading category in the neighbourhood was Other, with 1,412 incidents, followed by Theft with 91 incidents and Auto theft with 74 incidents. Violent incidents totaled 8. Nearby areas included Burlington with 895 incidents, Milton with 591 incidents, and Georgetown with 224 incidents during the same period.
Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, the neighbourhood of OAKVILLE registered a total of 1,787 reported incidents in official open-data records for Ontario. This total captures all police-reported incidents gathered strictly within the neighbourhood boundaries throughout this two-month reporting period in 2026. The compiled dataset details activity spanning multiple categories, ranging from violent offences to various property-related events.
Within the broader geographic scope of Halton Region, OAKVILLE accounts for 48.8% of the 3,664 total incidents recorded across all regional areas. By comparison, adjacent communities logged smaller incident totals during the exact same timeframe: BURLINGTON recorded 895 incidents, MILTON logged 591 incidents, and GEORGETOWN logged 224 incidents in the region.
The reported data for OAKVILLE spans from May 26, 2026, to July 25, 2026, representing a two-month observation window in 2026. Because this dataset covers a limited timeframe, short-term fluctuations within these eight weeks may not reflect longer-term multi-year patterns. Additionally, neighbourhood boundary definitions established by open-data classification systems may vary from year to year. Changes in boundary mappings can alter how incidents are assigned geographically across Halton Region, which makes direct historical comparisons between different reporting years sensitive to boundary revisions.
The dataset categorizes incidents in OAKVILLE across several distinct classifications. The primary category recorded during this period is Other, which accounts for 1,412 incidents. Among specific property-related categories, Theft is the second most common classification with 91 incidents, followed by Auto theft with 74 incidents. Additional recorded categories in the neighbourhood include Theft from vehicle with 72 incidents, Mischief with 65 incidents, and Break and enter with 48 incidents. Violent incidents accounted for 8 records within the neighbourhood during this two-month window.
OAKVILLE accounts for 48.8% of all recorded incidents in Halton Region, with its 1,787 count exceeding totals in BURLINGTON (895), MILTON (591), and GEORGETOWN (224). The neighbourhood's distribution is dominated by the Other category at 1,412 incidents, whereas violent incidents stand at 8. Among specific property categories, Theft (91 incidents), Auto theft (74 incidents), and Theft from vehicle (72 incidents) represent the primary recorded activity above Mischief (65 incidents) and Break and enter (48 incidents).
Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, OAKVILLE recorded a total of 1,787 reported incidents. This total represents 48.8% of the 3,664 incidents documented across the entire Halton Region during this two-month period. OAKVILLE's count is higher than adjacent communities such as BURLINGTON, which recorded 895 incidents, and MILTON, which logged 591 incidents.
The leading category recorded in OAKVILLE is Other, with 1,412 incidents during the reporting period from May 26, 2026, to July 25, 2026. Following Other, the highest specific property categories include Theft with 91 incidents, Auto theft with 74 incidents, and Theft from vehicle with 72 incidents.
Official records show that OAKVILLE registered 8 violent incidents between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026. Violent offences form a small component of the 1,787 total incidents recorded in the neighbourhood, with the majority falling under non-violent classifications like Other (1,412 incidents) and Theft (91 incidents).
OAKVILLE's total of 1,787 incidents is the highest among reported areas in Halton Region. In comparison, BURLINGTON registered 895 incidents, MILTON registered 591 incidents, and GEORGETOWN registered 224 incidents over the same period between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026.
Data is sourced from open-data portals published for Halton Region, ON.