Between May 26 and July 25, 2026, Halton Region recorded 181 theft from vehicle incidents. This category accounted for 4.9% of the 3,664 city total reported incidents during this period. Theft from vehicle ranked fourth out of eight total categories, occurring less frequently than Other (2,624), Theft (287), and Auto theft (205). Among listed areas, Oakville had the highest count at 72 incidents, followed by Burlington with 71.
Data current through . Source: official Halton Region police open-data portal.
This page provides an overview of reported Theft from vehicle incidents across Halton Region, Ontario, covering the period from May 26, 2026, to July 25, 2026. Over this two-month window, law enforcement recorded 181 incidents belonging to the Theft from vehicle category. All 181 records in this dataset contain dated occurrence records, offering a complete picture of reported incidents within the chosen timeframe.
In total, Halton Region logged 3,664 incidents across all 8 crime categories during this timeframe. Theft from vehicle accounts for 4.9% of city incidents recorded in the dataset. This page presents the documented figures, regional rankings, and neighbourhood breakdowns across areas such as Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Georgetown, and Halton Hills to show where these incidents were logged.
Within Halton Region's 8 tracked categories, Theft from vehicle ranks 4th with 181 recorded incidents. It remains lower than Other offenses, which lead all categories at 2,624 incidents, as well as general Theft at 287 incidents and Auto theft at 205 incidents. However, Theft from vehicle recorded a higher count than Mischief, which logged 176 incidents, and Break and enter, which recorded 137 incidents. Overall, Theft from vehicle represents a smaller portion of reported incidents compared to broader property theft categories, while staying above offences such as mischief and break and enter during this timeframe.
With 181 recorded incidents, Theft from vehicle ranks 4th among Halton Region's 8 crime categories, accounting for 4.9% of the 3,664 total incidents reported between May 26 and July 25, 2026. Oakville and Burlington represent the largest portions of these incidents, logging 72 and 71 occurrences respectively, while Milton recorded 21. Because the dataset only covers a two-month window in 2026, these 181 incidents represent a short-term snapshot rather than an annual trend.
Between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026, local law enforcement recorded 181 Theft from vehicle incidents in Halton Region. All 181 incidents in this category contain documented occurrence dates within this reporting window. This category accounts for 4.9% of all 3,664 crime incidents logged across the region during the same timeframe.
Theft from vehicle ranks 4th out of 8 categories tracked in Halton Region. Its 181 incidents make it less frequent than general Theft with 287 incidents and Auto theft with 205 incidents. However, Theft from vehicle recorded more incidents than Mischief at 176 and Break and enter at 137.
Oakville recorded the highest number of Theft from vehicle incidents in the region with 72 occurrences, followed closely by Burlington with 71. Milton recorded 21 incidents, while Georgetown logged 14 and Halton Hills recorded 3 incidents during the May to July 2026 date range.
This dataset covers incidents recorded between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026. A total of 181 Theft from vehicle incidents were documented during this two-month window. Because figures are available for 2026 only, the dataset does not include prior full-year comparisons or historical trend data.
Data is sourced from local police open-data portals in ON, compiled for the period between May 26, 2026, and July 25, 2026.