AREA4 recorded 285 incidents during the April to June 2026 reporting window, representing 29 per cent of Peterborough’s city-wide total. Theft leads the local profile with 170 cases, followed by assault and other categories at 28 incidents each. Mischief accounts for 22 reports, while break and enter and fraud record 19 and 13 incidents. These figures reflect reported activity within the neighbourhood boundaries only.
AREA4 in Peterborough, Ontario, recorded 285 reported incidents between April 20 and June 19, 2026. This total represents 29 per cent of the city's overall 983 incidents during the same three-month window.
The neighbourhood's incident volume places it among the more active areas in the city, contributing significantly to Peterborough's broader crime profile for the second quarter of 2026. Reviewing these figures provides a clear snapshot of the specific types of offences reported within AREA4's boundaries during this period, highlighting where police resources are most frequently engaged and what categories dominate local reporting across the region's wider network.
Data coverage for AREA4 spans the three-month period from April 20 to June 19, 2026. While this window captures a distinct segment of the year, readers should note that boundary definitions may vary year to year, which can affect direct comparisons with historical neighbourhood totals. The figures presented here reflect only the incidents logged within the current geographic classification for this specific timeframe, ensuring accurate alignment with the published dataset.
Theft is the leading category in AREA4, accounting for 170 incidents during the reporting window. Assault follows closely with 28 reported cases, while Other offences also total 28. Mischief and Break and enter round out the top five with 22 and 19 incidents respectively. These figures illustrate a property-crime heavy profile, with theft alone representing the majority of all recorded activity in the neighbourhood.
AREA4's incident mix is heavily skewed toward property crime, with theft comprising nearly 60 per cent of its total. This contrasts with the citywide profile, where assault typically carries more weight. The neighbourhood's 285 incidents place it above nearby AREA1 (244) and AREA3 (215), indicating a concentrated volume of reported activity that warrants attention from local observers tracking property offences.
AREA4 recorded 285 reported incidents between April 20 and June 19, 2026. This figure represents the complete count of logged offences within the neighbourhood's boundaries for that specific three-month window.
Theft is the most common category, with 170 incidents reported. This single category accounts for the majority of the neighbourhood's total activity, significantly outpacing other offence types like assault or mischief.
AREA4's 285 incidents exceed the totals for its immediate neighbours. AREA1 reported 244 incidents, AREA3 logged 215, and AREA2 recorded 194 during the same timeframe, making AREA4 the most active of the four.
AREA4 accounts for 29 per cent of the city's overall 983 incidents. This share highlights the neighbourhood's substantial contribution to Peterborough's broader crime profile during the second quarter of 2026.
This data is sourced from the Peterborough, Ontario open-data portal.