Perth South recorded 7 crime incidents between May 5 and July 4, 2026, covering a 60-day window. Theft accounts for the largest share with 4 reported cases, while fraud makes up the remaining 3 incidents. All occurrences were concentrated in the St Marys neighbourhood, with zero violent crimes reported during this period. The data reflects property-focused activity without any violent offences.
Data current through . Source: official Perth South police open-data portal.
Perth South's crime map displays 7 incidents recorded between May 5, 2026, and July 4, 2026. The visualization covers a 60-day window anchored to the city's most recent occurrence date. All 7 records include specific dates, with no undated entries in this period.
The map aggregates police-reported incidents to show where activity has occurred across the community. This data helps residents and local officials monitor recent trends and understand the types of offences reported in Perth South. By focusing on a defined timeframe, the map provides a clear view of current conditions without the noise of older records.
The year series indicates 7 incidents in 2026. Because the dataset contains records for only this single year, a year-over-year comparison cannot be calculated, and the yoy object is null. The total of 7 incidents represents the full count for the available period. Without a prior year baseline, trends cannot be assessed, and the data highlights the volume of reported activity during 2026 rather than directional changes over time. The absence of additional years means the map reflects a single point in time for annual tracking.
Theft accounts for 4 incidents, representing 57.1% of the total. Fraud follows with 3 incidents, making up 42.9% of the reported activity. These two categories comprise all 7 incidents in the dataset. No other offence types appear in the top categories list. The breakdown reveals that property-related theft and financial fraud are the only reported categories. Theft slightly outnumbered fraud, with 4 incidents compared to 3. The percentages indicate that more than half of the activity falls under theft, while fraud accounts for the remaining portion of the 7 total incidents. The absence of additional categories suggests a narrow range of offence types during this window. Residents may note that no violent incidents were recorded, as the violent count is zero, aligning with the property-focused nature of these categories.
Perth South's 7 incidents are split between theft and fraud, with theft holding 57.1% of the total. All activity is concentrated in St Marys, which accounts for the entire neighbourhood count. The absence of violent incidents and the focus on property offences define this period's profile. The data shows a small volume of reported activity, with no other categories appearing in the top list.
There were 7 incidents reported in Perth South during the 60-day window ending July 4, 2026. This period covers records from May 5 through July 4, 2026. All 7 incidents have specific dates attached, with no undated records included in this count.
Theft is the leading category, accounting for 4 of the 7 incidents, or 57.1% of the total. Fraud follows with 3 incidents, representing 42.9% of the activity. No violent incidents were recorded during this timeframe, as the violent count is zero.
Year-over-year trend data is not available for Perth South, as the year-over-year change is null. The dataset shows 7 incidents for the year 2026, but without a previous year's comparison, it is not possible to determine if activity is increasing or decreasing.
All 7 incidents in Perth South occurred within the St Marys neighbourhood. This area accounts for the entire reported volume for the city during the current window, as St Marys is the only neighbourhood listed with incident data for this period.
The incident counts and category breakdowns for Perth South are derived from the upstream open-data source for Ontario. This dataset aggregates reported incidents to provide a snapshot of activity within the city's boundaries, though specific police service reports are not cited here.
The data reflects incidents reported up to July 4, 2026, based on a 60-day window relative to the latest occurrence date. The dataset was generated on July 21, 2026, meaning the figures include activity through early July but may not capture the most recent days.
Data for Perth South is sourced from the Ontario open-data repository.