AREA3 recorded 215 incidents during the April to June 2026 reporting window, representing 21.9 per cent of Peterborough’s 983 total cases. Theft stands as the leading category with 108 reports, followed by fraud at 40 and assault at 25. The remaining incidents comprise mischief, break and enter, and other classifications. Violent offences total 28 cases across the period.
AREA3 recorded 215 reported incidents between April 20 and June 19, 2026. This figure represents 21.9 per cent of the 983 total incidents logged across Peterborough during the same window. The data captures a three-month snapshot of police-reported activity within the neighbourhood's boundaries, which are approximate and based on the upstream open-data portal's classification.
Compared to the broader municipal total, AREA3 accounts for a notable share of the city's reported activity. The counts reflect standard reporting patterns for the period, with property-related offences forming the bulk of the recorded incidents rather than violent crimes.
The dataset covers a continuous three-month period from late April through mid-June 2026. Readers should note that neighbourhood boundaries are approximate and based on the upstream open-data portal's classification, meaning two adjacent areas may overlap. Boundary definitions may vary year to year, so comparisons across different reporting periods should account for potential geographic adjustments rather than assuming strict consistency in how the area is mapped.
Theft leads the neighbourhood's incident profile with 108 reports, followed by fraud at 40 incidents. Assault accounts for 25 recorded cases, while other offences total 17. Mischief and break and enter round out the top categories with 12 and 6 incidents respectively. These figures reflect the specific mix of property and violent offences recorded within AREA3 during the reporting window, highlighting a heavier concentration of financial and property-related activity.
AREA3's incident profile is heavily weighted toward theft and fraud, which together make up 148 of the 215 total records. This property-crime tilt contrasts with nearby AREA4, which logged 285 incidents, and AREA1, which recorded 244. While the city-wide total stands at 983, AREA3's concentration of financial offences suggests a distinct local pattern that differs from the broader municipal distribution.
The neighbourhood recorded 215 incidents between April 20 and June 19, 2026. This total represents 21.9 per cent of the 983 incidents logged across Peterborough during the same three-month window. The data reflects standard police-reported activity without population-based adjustments.
Theft was the most frequently reported category, accounting for 108 incidents. Fraud followed with 40 reports, and assault recorded 25 cases. The remaining incidents were distributed across other offences (17), mischief (12), and break and enter (6).
AREA3 logged 215 incidents, which is lower than nearby AREA4's 285 and AREA1's 244. It sits slightly above AREA2, which recorded 194 incidents during the same period. These figures show how incident volume shifts across adjacent neighbourhood boundaries.
Police reported 28 violent incidents within AREA3 during the April to June 2026 window. This figure is separate from the 108 theft and 40 fraud records that dominate the neighbourhood's overall incident profile.
This data is sourced from the Peterborough, Ontario open-data portal.