In 2026 YTD through July, King recorded 25 break and enter incidents, representing 5.7% of the 436 total city incidents across all categories. Break and enter ranks 7th among 12 categories in the city. In complete annual data, reported incidents fell 3.2% from 93 in 2024 to 90 in 2025. King City recorded the highest neighbourhood count in 2026 with 9 incidents, followed by Nobleton and Schomberg with 6 each.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering King.
This page presents official open-data statistics for Break and enter offences within the municipality of King, Ontario (ON). During the 2026 (YTD, through Jul) reporting period, King recorded 25 Break and enter incidents out of an overall city total of 436 incidents documented across all categories. Break and enter accounts for 5.7% of all reported incidents in the municipality for this window.
The broader open-data repository for King covers the date range from January 1, 2021, through August 13, 2026, establishing a multi-year record across 12 distinct offence categories. All data rendered here is sourced directly from public municipal police records. Examining these structured counts helps community members track how Break and enter numbers compare against overall municipal totals and historical yearly figures.
In King, Break and enter ranks 7th among 12 tracked offence categories for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). With 25 incidents, Break and enter occurs less frequently than several higher-volume categories. For context, the highest documented count belongs to the Other category with 142 incidents, followed by Theft with 68 incidents, Assault with 61 incidents, Mischief with 54 incidents, and Auto theft with 31 incidents. Break and enter represents a smaller volume compared to these five categories, placing 7th in the township's overall rankings.
Break and enter occupies a mid-tier position in King, ranking 7th among 12 categories with 25 incidents representing 5.7% of the township's 436 total open-data incidents for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Looking at annual trends across full calendar years, counts remained steady at 64 in 2021, 63 in 2022, and 63 in 2023, before rising to a peak of 93 incidents in 2024. Counts then decreased by 3.2% to 90 in 2025. Among listed local areas, King City recorded 9 incidents, while Nobleton and Schomberg each logged 6.
For the reporting period of 2026 (YTD, through Jul), official open data records 25 Break and enter incidents in King. This total accounts for 5.7% of the 436 total incidents documented across all 12 tracked offence categories in the municipality during this year-to-date timeframe.
Break and enter ranks 7th out of 12 offence categories in King for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Its total of 25 incidents is lower than several other categories, such as Other with 142 incidents, Theft with 68 incidents, Assault with 61 incidents, Mischief with 54 incidents, and Auto theft with 31 incidents.
Historical open data for King shows 64 Break and enter incidents in 2021, 63 in 2022, and 63 in 2023. Annual counts reached a peak of 93 incidents in 2024 before decreasing by 3.2% to 90 incidents in 2025. The 2026 count stands at 25 incidents through July.
For 2026 (YTD, through Jul), King City recorded the highest number of Break and enter incidents among listed areas in King with 9 incidents. Nobleton and Schomberg recorded the next highest counts, with 6 incidents each. These figures represent the largest listed counts in the municipal open dataset for this category.
Incident statistics are derived from official municipal open police data published for King, ON.