Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Hamilton recorded 510 total incidents during this 60-day window. Break and enter was the top category with 340 incidents, representing 66.7% of reported activity. Auto theft registered 164 incidents (32.2%), while robbery recorded 6 incidents (1.2%). In total, 6 incidents were classified as violent. All 510 incidents occurred within 2026 and have complete occurrence dates.
Data current through . Source: official Hamilton police open-data portal.
The interactive map for Hamilton, Ontario, tracks reported incidents using public data records covering a 60-day period from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026. During this timeframe, a total of 510 incidents were recorded across the city, all of which have usable occurrence dates. This dataset provides a localized view of recorded events in Hamilton, helping users understand recent police reporting across the city's window of analysis.
Displaying open police data on an interactive map makes incident reports easily readable and accessible to the public. Residents, researchers, and community stakeholders can use this information to view specific category breakdowns, such as Break and enter or Auto theft, over the 60-day window. By presenting official public records without altering raw counts, the map supports informed observation of recorded local activity in Hamilton.
The year series for Hamilton currently includes data for the year 2026, with a total of 510 incidents recorded between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. All 510 records are dated incidents, while undated incidents stand at 0. Because the year-over-year comparison object is null and the minimum year (2026) equals the maximum year (2026), no comparative percentage change or historical trend can be evaluated across multiple years. The 510 incidents recorded in 2026 represent the complete set of records within this 60-day reporting window.
During the 60-day reporting window in Hamilton, recorded incidents are categorized into three main classifications. The leading category is Break and enter, with 340 incidents, representing 66.7% of total incidents. The second category is Auto theft, accounting for 164 incidents, which makes up 32.2% of the overall count. The third category is Robbery, with 6 incidents, representing 1.2% of reported incidents. Furthermore, the dataset specifies a violent count of 6 incidents in total for Hamilton. Each category reflects exact open data values reported between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, illustrating the breakdown of property and violent offences across the 510 total incidents.
In Hamilton's 60-day dataset ending July 23, 2026, property-related categories dominate reported incidents. Break and enter represents 66.7% of all records with 340 incidents, while Auto theft accounts for 32.2% with 164 incidents. In contrast, Robbery accounts for 6 incidents, representing 1.2% of the 510 total incidents. The violent count stands at 6 incidents out of the 510 incidents recorded in 2026. These exact figures outline how reported activity in Hamilton was distributed across specific incident types during this period.
Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Hamilton recorded a total of 510 reported incidents. All 510 entries in this dataset are dated incidents with complete occurrence timing, covering the entire 60-day window tracked in this data release for Hamilton.
Break and enter is the leading category in Hamilton for this period, accounting for 340 incidents, which makes up 66.7% of all recorded incidents. Auto theft is the second most frequent category with 164 incidents, representing 32.2% of the total, followed by robbery with 6 incidents or 1.2%.
The current dataset covers only the year 2026, recording 510 incidents between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Because there is no historical baseline data provided for previous years in this release, year-over-year percentage comparison figures are not available for Hamilton.
Neighbourhood-level breakdowns are not available in this dataset, as 0 top neighbourhoods are listed. The 510 total incidents are provided as a citywide summary for Hamilton across the 60-day period from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026, without localized geographical sub-divisions.
This data is sourced from public open-data records published for ON. The dataset includes 510 total incidents logged between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, with violent category incidents totalling 6 incidents. All records in this release undergo standard open-data reporting procedures before publication.
The dataset reflects records captured up to July 23, 2026, covering a 60-day timeframe that begins on May 24, 2026. A total of 510 incidents were logged during this period, with the data generated on July 25, 2026, ensuring the numbers represent the latest available open-data publishing window.
Incident data for Hamilton is sourced from public open-data records published for ON.
This Hamilton crime map is built for searches such as Hamilton crime map, crime map Hamilton Ontario, Hamilton police crime map, recent crimes in Hamilton, and crime rate in Hamilton Ontario.
break and enter is the largest category with 340 incidents (66.7%). The map can be filtered by crime type and time window to inspect recent Hamilton reports without relying on a static list.
Last updated from source data through .
Yes. The page uses the current rolling data window from the public Hamilton source and shows incidents on the interactive map by category and date.
Use it as an independent map of public police open-data records. Source data can be delayed or revised by the publisher, so official police channels remain the source for emergencies and active alerts.