In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), King City logged 144 reported incidents, representing 33% of the 436 city-wide incidents in King. The leading category in the neighbourhood was Other, with 44 recorded incidents, followed by Theft with 22 and Assault with 17. Violent incidents totalled 23 during this period. For additional local context, nearby Schomberg registered 124 incidents, while Nobleton registered 101 incidents across the same timeframe.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering King.
King City represents 33 per cent of the 436 reported incidents in King for 2026 through July, with a total of 144 incidents. This count is higher than nearby areas such as Schomberg with 124 incidents and Nobleton with 101 incidents. Category data shows that non-violent categories form the majority of logged occurrences, led by Other at 44 incidents and Theft at 22 incidents, while violent incidents stand at 23 out of the neighbourhood's 144 total incidents.
In 2026 through July, King City recorded 144 reported incidents. This total represents 33 per cent of the 436 reported incidents recorded across the entire township of King during the same period. The full archive for King City from 2021 through 2026 contains 2,044 total incidents.
The leading reported category in King City for 2026 through July is Other, with 44 recorded incidents. Theft is the second highest category with 22 incidents, followed by Assault with 17 incidents, Mischief with 16 incidents, and Fraud with 15 incidents.
During the 2026 year-to-date period through July, King City recorded 23 violent incidents out of its 144 total reported incidents. Across all of King, 436 incidents were logged during the same period, placing King City's share at 33 per cent of the municipal total.
In 2026 through July, King City recorded 144 reported incidents. In comparison, nearby Schomberg recorded 124 reported incidents and Nobleton recorded 101 reported incidents over the same timeframe. Across the full 2021 to 2026 archive, King City accumulated 2,044 reported incidents.
Data is sourced from municipal open-data releases in ON.