In Pickering, Ontario, 183 theft from vehicle incidents were recorded in 2026 year-to-date through July. This category accounts for 24.4% of the 751 total city incidents reported across seven categories. Pickering City Centre recorded the highest neighbourhood count with 44 incidents, followed by Frenchman's Bay with 38 and Dunbarton with 34. In the multi-year archive, Pickering recorded 123 theft from vehicle incidents in 2025.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Pickering.
This page details open-data police records for theft from vehicle in Pickering, Ontario, during the 2026 year-to-date period through July. Over these seven months, the municipality recorded 183 incidents of theft from vehicle out of a city total of 751 crime incidents across all seven tracked categories. Theft from vehicle accounts for exactly 24.4 percent of all reported city incidents in Pickering during this timeframe, placing it among the main category counts in the local open-data feed.
The underlying dataset for Pickering covers incident entries spanning from December 26, 2009 through August 15, 2026. For the 2026 year-to-date period through July, all 183 recorded theft from vehicle entries are dated incidents, with zero undated incidents reported. These counts represent official open-data records published for the municipality and establish the baseline figures for vehicle-related property crime across local neighbourhoods.
Within Pickering's open-data breakdown of seven total categories, theft from vehicle ranks second overall with 183 reported incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July. This figure matches the count for auto theft, which also recorded 183 incidents. Theft from vehicle recorded a higher incident count than assault, which stands at 181 reported incidents. It also recorded higher numbers than break and enter with 105 incidents, the other category with 67 incidents, and robbery with 27 incidents. Together, these figures illustrate the relative frequency of theft from vehicle compared to other tracked crime categories in the municipality.
In Pickering, theft from vehicle represents one of the primary property crime categories, accounting for 24.4 percent of the 751 city-wide incidents recorded through July 2026. The category recorded 183 incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July, compared to 123 incidents during the full calendar year of 2025. Because 2026 figures cover only seven months through July, direct annual comparisons remain incomplete. Across local areas, Pickering City Centre registered the largest neighbourhood count with 44 incidents, followed by Frenchman's Bay with 38 and Dunbarton with 34.
Pickering recorded 183 reported incidents of theft from vehicle during the 2026 year-to-date period through July. This category accounts for 24.4 percent of the 751 total reported incidents across all seven tracked crime categories in the municipality over the same timeframe.
For 2026 year-to-date through July, Pickering City Centre reported the highest count among listed areas with 44 incidents of theft from vehicle. Frenchman's Bay recorded 38 incidents, Dunbarton recorded 34 incidents, Pickering North recorded 22 incidents, and Amberlee recorded 20 incidents.
Theft from vehicle ranks second out of seven tracked crime categories in Pickering for 2026 year-to-date. Its count of 183 incidents matches auto theft, which also recorded 183 incidents. It stands higher than assault at 181 incidents, break and enter at 105 incidents, and robbery at 27 incidents.
The annual series shows 123 theft from vehicle incidents recorded in Pickering for 2025, while 2026 recorded 183 incidents through July. Because the 2026 dataset covers a partial year-to-date window through July rather than a complete twelve months, full-year comparisons between the two periods cannot be made.
Data sourced from official police open-data publications in ON.