In 2025, York Regional Police recorded 1,014 incidents in King, Ontario, a 12.3% decline from 1,156 incidents in 2024. The Other category accounted for 291 incidents, led by Traffic & MVC (65), Threats (64), and Harassment (48). Among specific categories, Theft (154) and Mischief (114) were most frequent. Annual totals reflect reported incidents across York Regional Police open data rather than per-capita risk.
In 2025, the township of King recorded 1,014 open-data incidents, representing a 12.3% decline compared to the 1,156 incidents logged in 2024. These annual totals reflect official records published by York Regional Police. Note that year-over-year changes reflect reported incidents rather than changes in per-capita risk, as reporting practices and community reporting volume can fluctuate over time.
This page provides a comprehensive overview of King's 2025 open-data dataset, which accounts for 17.8% of the city's 5,700 total historical records across six archive years from 2021 to 2026. The breakdown details top categories such as Other (291), Theft (154), Mischief (114), Fraud (112), Assault (111), and Auto theft (96), while examining subcategories to contextualize local police data for residents and researchers.
King's 2025 total of 1,014 incidents marks a decrease of 12.3% from 1,156 incidents in 2024, ending a three-year upward trajectory seen between 2021 (968 incidents), 2022 (1,014 incidents), and 2023 (1,107 incidents). In the context of King's six-year dataset spanning 2021 through 2026, 2025 ranks 4th in total annual incident volume, matching the exact annual count recorded in 2022. The 1,014 incidents in 2025 represent 17.8% of King's 5,700 total recorded incidents across the full on-disk archive, illustrating a return to mid-period reporting levels following the peak recorded during 2024.
King's 2025 open-data profile was led by the Other category with 291 incidents. Rather than unexplained residual crime, the top subcategories within Other were Traffic & MVC (65), Threats (64), and Harassment (48), with Threats and Harassment representing non-physical person offences demoted from coarse parent categories. Theft (154), Mischief (114), Fraud (112), and Assault (111) followed as major categories. Ranking 4th out of 6 archive years, 2025 saw incident volume return to 2022 levels after reaching a peak of 1,156 incidents in 2024.
In 2025, York Regional Police recorded 1,014 open-data incidents in the township of King. This total accounts for 17.8% of King's 5,700 total recorded incidents across the six-year archive spanning 2021 through 2026. Annual totals represent reported incidents logged by police rather than per-capita risk.
Reported incidents in King decreased by 12.3% in 2025, dropping to 1,014 incidents from 1,156 incidents logged in 2024. This reduction followed three consecutive years of increases from 2021 (968 incidents), 2022 (1,014 incidents), and 2023 (1,107 incidents), placing 2025 fourth among the six recorded archive years.
The top category in 2025 was Other with 291 incidents, followed by Theft (154), Mischief (114), Fraud (112), Assault (111), and Auto theft (96). Within the Other classification, Traffic & MVC led subcategories with 65 incidents, followed by Threats (64) and Harassment (48), which are demoted open-data person offences.
The data is sourced directly from York Regional Police open-data releases for King, Ontario. The complete archive for King includes 5,700 incidents recorded across the 2021 to 2026 reporting window. Figures reflect incident counts logged by law enforcement and published through regional open-data channels.
Data sourced from York Regional Police open-data records for King, ON.