In 2025, Lowertown, Ottawa recorded 346 incidents, representing 4.8% of the city's total. Theft was the leading category, with 212 cases, followed by assault at 51. This data reflects reported incidents for the specified period.
Lowertown, a neighbourhood in Ottawa, recorded 346 incidents between November 1, 2025, and December 31, 2025. This figure represents 4.8% of the city's total incidents during the same period, which stood at 7,186.
The data provides a snapshot of crime in Lowertown over these two months, offering insights into the types of incidents reported in this area.
The data covers a two-month period from November to December 2025. It is important to note that neighbourhood boundaries may vary year to year, which can impact comparisons over time. This dataset reflects incidents reported during this specific window.
In Lowertown, the leading category of incidents was theft, with 212 reports. Assault followed with 51 incidents. Together, these two categories account for approximately 76% of the neighbourhood's total incidents. Other notable categories include fraud, with 15 incidents, and mischief, with 13 incidents.
Lowertown's incident profile is heavily weighted toward theft, which accounts for nearly two-thirds of its total. This contrasts with nearby Centretown, where the incident count is significantly higher (968), suggesting different dynamics. The concentration of theft and assault in Lowertown may reflect its urban core location, with higher foot traffic and commercial activity. The relatively low share of violent incidents (51 out of 346) is notable compared to the city total.
There were 346 incidents reported in Lowertown between November 1, 2025, and December 31, 2025.
Theft was the most common type of incident, with 212 reports during the two-month period.
Lowertown had fewer incidents than Centretown (968) and Byward Market (535), but more than New Barrhaven - New Development - Stonebridge (280).
Lowertown accounted for 4.8% of Ottawa's total incidents during the same period.
Data sourced from the Ontario open-data portal.