AREA2 reported 194 incidents between April and June 2026, representing 19.7% of Peterborough's total crime volume during this period. Theft was the leading category with 94 incidents, followed by assault at 25, fraud at 24, other offences at 22, mischief at 17, and break and enter at 10. These figures reflect reported activity within the neighbourhood boundaries for the specified months.
In the April 20 to June 19, 2026 reporting window, AREA2 recorded 194 police-reported incidents. This neighbourhood accounted for 19.7 per cent of Peterborough’s citywide total of 983 incidents during the same period.
The dataset spans a two-month window in the spring of 2026, capturing reported activity across the AREA2 boundary. Neighbourhood boundaries are approximate and based on the upstream open-data portal's classification, meaning two adjacent areas may overlap. The figures reflect a short observation window rather than a full annual cycle, and the 194 incidents include 25 violent offences alongside property and other categories.
The reported incidents fall within a continuous two-month period from April 20 to June 19, 2026. Because the dataset covers a partial annual window, comparisons to full-year totals should account for seasonal variation. Boundary definitions may vary year to year, so historical counts for AREA2 are not directly comparable to earlier periods. The 194 incidents reflect activity strictly within the current AREA2 classification, and readers should treat these figures as a snapshot of a specific timeframe.
Theft leads the AREA2 incident profile with 94 reported cases during the April to June 2026 window. Assault follows with 25 incidents, while fraud accounts for 24 reported cases. These three categories represent the highest volumes within the neighbourhood. Break and enter recorded 10 incidents, and mischief accounted for 17. The remaining 22 incidents fall under the other category. All counts reflect exact incident tallies for this two-month reporting period.
AREA2’s 194 incidents fall below the totals recorded in all three adjacent areas, which range from 215 to 285. Theft dominates the local profile with 94 cases, while assault accounts for 25. This property-crime tilt contrasts with the broader city total of 983, where assault typically ranks higher. The 19.7 per cent share indicates AREA2 contributes a notable portion of Peterborough’s spring activity despite its lower absolute count compared to neighbouring zones.
AREA2 recorded exactly 194 police-reported incidents between April 20 and June 19, 2026. This figure represents the total incident count for the neighbourhood during this specific two-month window.
Theft is the most frequent category, with 94 reported incidents during the April to June 2026 period. Assault followed with 25 incidents, and fraud accounted for 24 cases.
AREA2 reported 194 incidents, which is lower than all adjacent areas. AREA4 recorded 285 incidents, AREA1 reported 244, and AREA3 logged 215 during the same timeframe.
AREA2 accounts for 19.7 per cent of Peterborough’s citywide total of 983 incidents. This percentage reflects the neighbourhood’s contribution to the broader municipal incident profile for the reporting window.
This data is sourced from the Peterborough, Ontario open-data portal, which publishes police-reported incident counts for the province of Ontario.