Durham Regional Police Service open data recorded 751 total incidents in Pickering during 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Auto theft ranked as the top category with 183 incidents (24.4%), tying with theft from vehicle at 183 incidents (24.4%). Assault accounted for 181 incidents (24.1%), while break and enter reached 105 incidents (14%). Frenchman's Bay recorded 193 incidents among tracked neighbourhoods, followed by Pickering City Centre with 161 incidents.
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This page presents reported police open-data incident records for Pickering, Ontario, covering the 2026 (YTD, through Jul) reporting period. Sourced from the Durham Regional Police Service open-data portal, this dataset documents local incident reports to provide clear, accessible public data for residents, property owners, and community stakeholders. As part of Durham Region, Pickering shares open-data reporting standards with neighbouring municipalities such as Ajax, Whitby, and Oshawa.
The figures published here represent official open-data incident totals for 2026 (YTD, through Jul), recording 751 total incidents across the city, including 213 violent-category incidents. While the interactive map highlights a recent 60-day window containing 267 total incidents, this headline review summarizes the broader year-to-date archive through July 2026 to offer structured insight into reported public safety entries across Pickering neighbourhoods.
Historical open-data records for Pickering show a significant increase between complete calendar years in the archive. In 2024, the dataset logged 5 incidents, which rose 13,660% from that base of 5 records in 2024 to 688 records in 2025. Earlier calendar years in the archive recorded lower open-data totals, including 1 incident in 2023 and 2 incidents in 2009. Year-over-year percentage calculations apply specifically to complete calendar years such as 2024 and 2025. The current headline total of 751 total incidents reflects 2026 (YTD, through Jul) activity and does not constitute a full calendar year.
During 2026 (YTD, through Jul), reported incidents in Pickering are led by property and violent offences across main categories. Auto theft recorded 183 incidents, representing 24.4% of total incidents, matching Theft from vehicle, which also recorded 183 incidents and 24.4%. Assault followed closely as the third highest category with 181 incidents, accounting for 24.1% of reported data. Additional categories include Break and enter with 105 incidents (14%), Other with 67 incidents (8.9%), and Robbery with 27 incidents (3.6%). Within the full-archive breakdown for the Other category, Traffic & MVC is the leading subcategory with 138 incidents, representing 100% of Other incidents and 9% of total archive incidents.
Incident counts across Pickering are tracked across 7 defined neighbourhood areas. Frenchman's Bay registered the highest count with 193 incidents during 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Pickering City Centre followed with 161 incidents, while Pickering North recorded 120 incidents. Amberlee registered 81 incidents, and Dunbarton recorded 69 incidents. Additional tracked areas include Brock Ridge Pickering with 65 incidents and West Rouge with 63 incidents. These figures reflect overall volume and incident activity concentration within municipal reporting boundaries rather than individual per-capita risk across locations.
In Pickering's 2026 (YTD, through Jul) data, vehicle-related offences form the top reported categories, with Auto theft and Theft from vehicle holding identical counts of 183 incidents (24.4%) each. Assault follows closely with 181 incidents (24.1%). Frenchman's Bay recorded the highest individual neighbourhood count at 193 incidents. Across the full-archive Other breakdown, Traffic & MVC represents the sole subcategory with 138 incidents, accounting for 100% of Other records and 9% of total archive incidents.
In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), Pickering recorded 751 total police-reported incidents in open data. Among these recorded incidents, 213 were classified under violent crime categories, which includes 181 assault incidents and 27 robbery incidents. These headline totals reflect year-to-date data published through July 2026, rather than a full annual count or a rolling map window.
Auto theft and Theft from vehicle tied as the leading categories in Pickering during 2026 (YTD, through Jul), each recording 183 incidents and accounting for 24.4% of total reported incidents. Assault followed closely with 181 incidents (24.1%), while Break and enter accounted for 105 incidents (14%).
Between the complete calendar years of 2024 and 2025, recorded incidents in open data rose 13,660% from a base count of 5 incidents in 2024 to 688 incidents in 2025. This large percentage jump reflects an expansion in open-data record publishing rather than a population change, rising from 5 initial records. The 2026 count currently sits at 751 incidents year-to-date through July.
Frenchman's Bay recorded the highest incident count among Pickering neighbourhoods with 193 incidents in 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Pickering City Centre recorded the second-highest tally at 161 incidents, followed by Pickering North with 120 incidents, Amberlee with 81, and Dunbarton with 69. In total, 7 distinct neighbourhoods are tracked across the municipality's open-data coverage.
All incident figures for Pickering are sourced from open data published by the Durham Regional Police Service. Pickering is part of the broader Durham Region police coverage area, from which municipal open-data records are extracted and mapped. The full multi-year archive for Pickering contains 1,527 recorded incidents spanning from 2009 through 2026.
The open dataset for Pickering includes incidents logged through August 15, 2026. The main page summary covers 751 incidents for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). For recent activity on the interactive map, a rolling 60-day window captures 267 total incidents, offering a shorter-term view compared to the year-to-date archive feed.
Figures are sourced from Durham Regional Police Service open data, filtered from the regional feed for Pickering.
This Pickering crime map is built for searches such as Pickering crime map, crime map Pickering Ontario. Filter the interactive map by crime type and time window to inspect recent open-data reports — not a live 911 or CAD feed.
auto theft is the largest category with 183 incidents (24.4%).
The highest-count local areas in the current data are Frenchman's Bay, Pickering City Centre, Pickering North, Amberlee. These are incident counts, not per-capita risk rankings.
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