Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, Halton Region recorded 287 Theft incidents. This category represents 7.8% of the 3,664 total incidents across all categories in the region, ranking second among eight categories. Burlington listed the highest count among municipalities with 102 incidents, followed by Oakville with 91, Milton with 65, Halton Hills with 13, and Georgetown with 11. Auto theft recorded 205 incidents during this timeframe.
Data current through . Source: official Halton Region police open-data portal.
This resource presents documented Theft incidents in Halton Region, Ontario, spanning the period from May 26, 2026 to July 25, 2026. Throughout this specific reporting timeframe, law enforcement agencies recorded a total of 287 Theft incidents across the municipality. Across all 8 recorded crime categories in the region, the overall city-wide total reached 3,664 reported incidents during these same dates.
Theft represents exactly 7.8% of the total 3,664 incidents logged across Halton Region. Within the local dataset, Theft stands as one of the main categorized offences, alongside other property and personal incident types. The figures published here offer an empirical summary of reported Theft activity, allowing readers to view figures by local area and compare counts across individual categories without relying on estimated figures or population-adjusted metrics.
Among the 8 tracked crime categories in Halton Region, Theft ranks 2nd with 287 reported incidents. It is lower than the Other category, which recorded 2,624 incidents during the same period. However, Theft exceeds all other property-related sibling categories. Specifically, Theft recorded higher counts than Auto theft at 205 incidents, Theft from vehicle at 181 incidents, Mischief at 176 incidents, and Break and enter at 137 incidents. Together, these figures demonstrate that Theft remains the second most frequent category in the region's dataset between May 26, 2026 and July 25, 2026.
In Halton Region's dataset for May 26, 2026 to July 25, 2026, Theft stands as the second largest category with 287 reported incidents, trailing only the broad Other category at 2,624 incidents. Burlington and Oakville account for the majority of these reports with 102 and 91 incidents respectively, while Milton logged 65. Because the single-year series reflects 287 incidents for 2026 across a two-month window without multi-year records, long-term category trends cannot be established from this dataset alone.
Between May 26, 2026 and July 25, 2026, law enforcement agencies recorded 287 Theft incidents in Halton Region. This count represents 7.8% of the 3,664 total incidents logged across all 8 crime categories in the region during the two-month reporting timeframe.
Burlington logged the highest number of Theft incidents with 102 reported cases, followed by Oakville with 91 incidents. Milton recorded 65 incidents, Halton Hills logged 13 incidents, and Georgetown recorded 11 incidents during the timeframe from May 26, 2026 to July 25, 2026.
Theft ranks 2nd out of 8 categories in Halton Region. It is lower than the Other category, which recorded 2,624 incidents, but higher than Auto theft at 205 incidents, Theft from vehicle at 181 incidents, Mischief at 176 incidents, and Break and enter at 137 incidents.
The dataset covers reported incidents between May 26, 2026 and July 25, 2026. All 287 documented Theft records occurred within this two-month window, contributing to the region's overall total of 3,664 incidents across all categories. Because this data represents a selected partial-year period in 2026, it serves as a baseline snapshot for that specific date range.
Data is sourced from police service open-data portals in ON and published for informational purposes.