According to York Regional Police open data, King recorded 436 total incidents during 2026 (YTD, through Jul). The top category was Other with 142 incidents (32.6%), where full-archive subcategories are led by Traffic & MVC at 369 incidents (23.3% of Other). Theft ranked second with 68 incidents (15.6%), followed by Assault with 61 incidents (14%). Among local areas, King City recorded 144 incidents.
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This page provides an open-data summary of police-reported crime incidents in King, Ontario, covering 2026 (YTD, through Jul). During this year-to-date period, official records list 436 total incidents in the township. All published figures originate from York Regional Police open data, which logs incidents across municipal boundaries in York Region. Accessing structured open-data summaries allows residents, researchers, and community members to track reported incident categories across local communities using official police records.
The 436 incidents recorded in 2026 (YTD, through Jul) represent the primary headline total for this location. In contrast, the rolling 60-day interactive map window displays 111 recent incidents. Combining year-to-date metrics with historical multi-year records offers a clear, factual perspective on reported police activity throughout King.
In complete calendar years, King recorded 1,156 incidents in 2024 and 1,014 incidents in 2025, representing a year-over-year decrease of 12.3%. Multi-year open-data records show annual totals of 968 incidents in 2021, 1,014 incidents in 2022, and 1,107 incidents in 2023. The 2024 count marked the highest annual total in the available dataset. The headline figure of 436 incidents covers 2026 (YTD, through Jul) and is not a complete annual total. In total, the full-archive dataset contains 5,709 recorded incidents from 2021 through 2026.
During 2026 (YTD, through Jul), the top three reported incident categories in King were Other with 142 incidents (32.6%), Theft with 68 incidents (15.6%), and Assault with 61 incidents (14%). Additional top categories include Mischief with 54 incidents (12.4%), Auto theft with 31 incidents (7.1%), and Fraud with 30 incidents (6.9%). Because Other is the leading category, subcategory open data clarifies that Traffic & MVC leads full-archive subcategories under Other with 369 incidents (23.3% of Other and 6.5% of total incidents). The archive breakdown also includes non-physical person offences under Other, such as Threats with 351 incidents (22.1% of Other) and Harassment with 263 incidents (16.6% of Other).
In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), York Regional Police open data identifies three primary neighbourhood areas in King with published incident records. King City recorded the highest volume with 144 incidents, followed by Schomberg with 124 incidents, and Nobleton with 101 incidents. These neighbourhood totals reflect overall incident volume and activity concentration across geographic reporting areas rather than per-capita risk. Variations in incident counts between communities can be influenced by commercial areas, transit routes, and differences in local reporting levels across the township.
In King's 2026 (YTD, through Jul) open data, Other ranks as the leading top category with 142 incidents (32.6%), followed by Theft at 68 incidents (15.6%) and Assault at 61 incidents (14%). Because Other makes up a significant share, examining the full-archive subcategory breakdown shows that Traffic & MVC accounts for the largest subcategory total with 369 incidents (23.3% of Other). Person-related offences under Other also include Threats with 351 incidents (22.1% of Other) and Harassment with 263 incidents (16.6% of Other), providing detailed context beyond broad category labels.
Between January 1, 2026, and July 31, 2026, King recorded 436 total incidents in official open data. Of these recorded incidents, 69 were categorized as violent offences. These headline totals reflect year-to-date data through July 2026 rather than a full calendar year or a short rolling window.
Other is the top category in King with 142 incidents, representing 32.6% of 2026 YTD records. Across the full archive, the leading subcategories under Other are Traffic & MVC with 369 incidents (23.3% of Other) and Threats with 351 incidents (22.1% of Other). Threats and harassment in this category represent non-physical person offences rather than physical assault.
In the most recent complete calendar year of 2025, King recorded 1,014 incidents, down 12.3% from 1,156 incidents in 2024. Multi-year archive totals show 968 incidents in 2021, 1,014 in 2022, 1,107 in 2023, 1,156 in 2024, and 1,014 in 2025. Full-year comparison is not yet available for incomplete 2026 data.
York Regional Police open data tracks 3 local communities in King. King City recorded the highest total with 144 incidents in 2026 YTD through July. Schomberg followed with 124 incidents, while Nobleton recorded 101 incidents during the same period. Breakdown availability is limited to these 3 designated local areas.
Data for King comes directly from York Regional Police open data records. King is one of nine local municipalities included in the York Region open-data layer. Incidents recorded across the municipality are published by York Regional Police and structured by category and location for public access.
The selected dataset covers 2026 year-to-date through July, with the latest recorded incident dated August 13, 2026. This headline statistical view reflects calendar year-to-date open records (436 incidents), whereas the interactive rolling map window shows 111 incidents recorded over the last 60 days.
Crime data for King is sourced from York Regional Police open data, published as part of a regional feed split to individual municipality pages.
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.