Between May 27, 2026 and July 26, 2026, Oakville recorded a total of 1,771 reported incidents. The dataset is led by the Other category, which accounts for 1,396 records, or 78.8% of the total. Additional reported incidents include 90 cases of Theft, 74 cases of Auto theft, 73 cases of Theft from vehicle, 64 cases of Mischief, and 49 cases of Break and enter. Violent-category incidents totalled 8 during this 60-day period.
Data current through . Source: official Oakville police open-data portal.
The CrimeMaps.ca interactive map displays published incident records across Oakville, Ontario, covering the 60-day window between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026. During this timeframe, the underlying dataset captures 1,771 total incidents mapped across the municipality. By organizing these official incident locations into an accessible spatial layout, the map provides clear visual context for recent police-reported activity throughout local neighbourhood areas.
Sourced directly from official police open data feeds, this mapping dataset aggregates published incident records to support transparent community access. Providing detailed visibility into recent incident counts and categorized records enables residents, business owners, and local researchers to review reported events using raw administrative data. Having direct access to localized mapping entries offers an objective snapshot of municipal public safety information.
The dataset for Oakville currently reflects the 2026 reporting period, capturing 1,771 dated incidents between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026. Because this open dataset view contains incident records exclusively from the year 2026, year-over-year percentage change figures remain null. All 1,771 recorded incidents in the 60-day selection window are attributed directly to the 2026 series count, while 0 undated incidents were recorded. Ongoing reporting across future data updates will be necessary to compare this 2026 baseline of 1,771 incidents against future years and establish multi-year historical trends.
In the 60-day dataset for Oakville, the categoric breakdown of reported events shows that Other represents the largest category with 1,396 incidents, accounting for 78.8% of all recorded entries. The publishing police agency classifies a wide variety of general incident types under the Other designation. Theft follows as the second entry with 90 incidents, representing 5.1% of the total dataset. Auto theft ranks third with 74 incidents, comprising 4.2%. Additional recorded categories include Theft from vehicle with 73 incidents (4.1%), Mischief with 64 incidents (3.6%), and Break and enter with 49 incidents (2.8%). Across all categories, violent-category incidents total 8 records.
Oakville's 60-day dataset is heavily defined by the Other category, which comprises 1,396 incidents and 78.8% of the 1,771 total records. Vehicle-related property crimes form a noticeable share of specified categories, with Auto theft contributing 74 incidents (4.2%) and Theft from vehicle adding 73 incidents (4.1%). Meanwhile, Theft stands at 90 incidents (5.1%), Mischief at 64 incidents (3.6%), and Break and enter at 49 incidents (2.8%). In contrast, violent-category incidents remain low at 8 total records during this timeframe.
Between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026, a total of 1,771 incidents were recorded in Oakville. This 60-day dataset includes all 1,771 dated incidents recorded during this timeframe. Across all categories tracked in the feed, violent-category incidents accounted for 8 incidents, while property and other non-violent category incidents made up the vast majority of the published record.
The top category reported in Oakville is Other, which accounts for 1,396 incidents or 78.8% of the total dataset. Because police data feeds classify a wide range of specific occurrences under the general Other label, it represents the largest single grouping. Among specific property categories, Theft was recorded 90 times, representing 5.1% of all incidents in the 60-day window.
Year-over-year comparisons are not available for this dataset because the provided data covers only 2026, with a total of 1,771 incidents recorded between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026. Without multi-year comparative data or historical baselines in the record, no historical trend direction or annual percentage change can be evaluated for Oakville.
Neighbourhood-level breakdowns are not available in this dataset. The total of 1,771 incidents is reported at the municipal level for Oakville as a whole, with 0 sub-neighbourhood areas defined in the data. Consequently, specific counts for individual local areas or comparisons across specific Oakville communities cannot be provided from this open-data snapshot.
The data is sourced from public open-data records for Oakville, ON. The dataset includes 1,771 incidents recorded over 60 days, covering categories such as Auto theft with 74 incidents (4.2%) and Theft from vehicle with 73 incidents (4.1%). These records reflect official open-data reporting and are aggregated to display public safety activity across the municipality.
This dataset covers a 60-day period from May 27, 2026, to July 26, 2026. All 1,771 incidents in the dataset occurred within this timeframe, including 64 Mischief incidents (3.6%) and 49 Break and enter incidents (2.8%). The dataset was generated on July 26, 2026, providing a recent two-month window of reported activity in Oakville.
Incident records for Oakville are derived from public open-data portals in ON covering reported police occurrences.
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other is the largest category with 1,396 incidents (78.8%).
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