Pickering recorded 105 break and enter incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July. This category accounts for 14% of the 751 total incidents reported across seven categories citywide. Break and enter ranks fourth among recorded offence types in Pickering, behind auto theft (183), theft from vehicle (183), and assault (181). Frenchman's Bay registered the highest neighbourhood count for this category with 35 incidents, followed by Amberlee with 15.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Pickering.
This page provides a detailed data summary of reported break and enter incidents in the city of Pickering, Ontario. Based on municipal open-data records covering 2026 (YTD, through Jul), Pickering logged 105 break and enter incidents out of 751 total incidents recorded city-wide across all seven tracked categories. The complete dataset archived for the municipality spans from December 26, 2009 to August 15, 2026.
The 105 break and enter incidents account for exactly 14 percent of all reported incidents in Pickering for the 2026 year-to-date period through July. These metrics reflect official year-to-date calendar totals rather than a 60-day rolling map window. The following sections detail how break and enter compares to other crime categories, examine multi-year series trends, and outline incident totals across individual neighbourhoods.
In Pickering, break and enter ranks 4th among 7 tracked categories for the 2026 year-to-date period through July, with 105 incidents. It is less frequent than auto theft, which recorded 183 incidents, theft from vehicle, which also recorded 183 incidents, and assault, with 181 incidents. Conversely, break and enter recorded higher counts than the other category, which logged 67 incidents, and robbery, which recorded 27 incidents. Across all categories combined, Pickering recorded a total of 751 incidents during this 2026 reporting period.
Break and enter represents a major portion of Pickering's reported crime mix in 2026, placing 4th among 7 tracked categories with 105 incidents. The multi-year annual series shows a shift between complete calendar years, moving from 1 recorded incident in 2024 to 108 incidents in 2025, a 10,700% increase from that initial single-record base. At the local level, Frenchman's Bay logged 35 incidents, leading all listed Pickering neighbourhoods for this category.
In 2026, Pickering recorded 105 break and enter incidents according to year-to-date open-data records through July. This represents 14 percent of the 751 total reported incidents across all seven tracked crime categories in the municipality during the same period.
Frenchman's Bay recorded the highest number of break and enter incidents in Pickering, logging 35 incidents in the 2026 year-to-date data. Other listed areas include Amberlee and Pickering North with 15 incidents each, Brock Ridge Pickering with 14 incidents, and Dunbarton with 11 incidents.
Break and enter ranks 4th out of 7 categories in Pickering for 2026 through July. Its total of 105 incidents is lower than auto theft with 183 incidents, theft from vehicle with 183 incidents, and assault with 181 incidents, but higher than other crime with 67 incidents and robbery with 27 incidents.
The multi-year series for break and enter in Pickering shows 1 incident in 2024, 108 incidents in 2025, and 105 incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July. Between the complete calendar years of 2024 and 2025, reported counts increased 10,700% from the base of 1 record.
Crime data for Pickering is sourced from official municipal open-data portals in ON.