In 2026, Milton, Ontario recorded 602 total reported incidents in the dataset. The dataset's largest category was Other with 426 incidents. Theft followed with 66 incidents, while Mischief recorded 35 incidents and Auto theft recorded 33 incidents. Additionally, Theft from vehicle accounted for 19 incidents, and Break and enter accounted for 15 incidents. Because the dataset only covers 2026, year-over-year comparisons are not available for this location.
In 2026, police in Milton, Ontario, recorded 602 criminal incidents across the city. This figure represents the entirety of the available reporting window for the municipality, capturing all categories of reported crime for the year. Because this is the first year of data in the current dataset, a year-over-year comparison is not available.
The data breaks down into six primary categories, with 'Other' offences making up the largest share at 426 incidents. Theft-related crimes, including general theft and auto theft, account for a significant portion of the remaining volume. This page details the specific counts for each category and how they compare within the city's 2026 reporting period.
Since 2026 stands as the sole year in the current Milton dataset, it serves as the baseline for future comparisons. The 602 total incidents are distributed unevenly across offence types. 'Other' offences dominate the landscape, comprising 426 of the 602 recorded events. Theft-related incidents follow, with 66 general thefts and 33 auto thefts reported. Mischief, theft from vehicle, and break and enter offences round out the top categories, contributing 35, 19, and 15 incidents respectively. These figures reflect the specific reporting patterns observed during this single year.
Milton's 2026 data establishes the baseline for the city's crime profile, as no prior years are available for trend analysis. The most striking feature is the dominance of 'Other' offences, which alone account for 426 of the 602 total incidents. This heavy skew suggests that a large volume of reported events fall outside standard property or violent crime categories. Theft-related incidents form the next largest cluster, but they trail significantly behind the 'Other' category. Readers should treat these figures as a single-year snapshot rather than a long-term trend.
Police recorded a total of 602 criminal incidents in Milton during 2026. This figure represents the complete dataset available for the city for that year, encompassing all reported offence categories without any year-over-year comparison.
No, Milton's 2026 data is the only year currently available in the dataset. Because there is no prior year to compare against, it is not possible to determine if crime is rising or falling. The 602 incidents recorded this year serve as the baseline for future reporting periods.
'Other' offences were the most frequently reported category, with 426 incidents recorded in 2026. This single category accounts for the majority of the city's total. Theft-related crimes follow, with 66 general thefts and 33 auto thefts reported, while break and enter incidents numbered 15.
This information is sourced from the official open-data portal for the City of Milton, Ontario. The figures represent police-reported incidents compiled by local law enforcement agencies. All data is presented in its raw form, reflecting the specific reporting windows and categories defined by the upstream municipal source.
This data is sourced from the official open-data portal for the City of Milton, Ontario (ON).