Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, the neighbourhood of Caswell Hill in Saskatoon recorded 120 incidents. This figure represents 2.5% of the 4,795 incidents logged city-wide during the same period. The leading category in Caswell Hill was Other with 37 incidents, followed by Mischief and Theft with 21 incidents each, Assault with 17 incidents, and Break and enter with 7 incidents.
During the tracking window from May 24, 2026 to July 23, 2026, the neighbourhood of Caswell Hill in Saskatoon recorded a total of 120 incidents. Out of the 4,795 total incidents recorded across Saskatoon as a whole during this timeframe, Caswell Hill accounted for 2.5 percent of all reported occurrences.
The figures captured in Caswell Hill reflect official incidents compiled by law enforcement within defined geographic boundaries. Tracking local metrics provides clear context regarding how activity in Caswell Hill contributes to broader municipal totals across Saskatoon. The dataset covers a two-month timeframe from May 24, 2026 to July 23, 2026, offering detailed incident counts across primary classifications within this specific Saskatoon neighbourhood.
The dataset for Caswell Hill covers a timeframe spanning from May 24, 2026 to July 23, 2026. Because this record reflects a two-month observation window in 2026, it represents short-term tracking rather than an annual metric. Additionally, neighbourhood boundary definitions in Saskatoon may vary year to year based on municipal open-data classifications. Historical comparisons across different years should account for potential adjustments in territorial boundaries or reporting criteria. All 120 reported incidents in Caswell Hill fall within this single 2026 recording period.
Within Caswell Hill, reported incidents span several distinct classifications during the recording period. The leading category recorded in the neighbourhood is Other, which accounts for 37 incidents. Following Other, Mischief recorded 21 incidents and Theft also recorded 21 incidents. Additionally, Assault registered 17 incidents between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026. Further down the category breakdown, Break and enter accounted for 7 incidents, while Theft from vehicle logged 5 incidents. Each category figure represents an exact count from the municipal dataset.
Caswell Hill's 120 total incidents position it significantly below adjacent areas in Saskatoon over this two-month period. Nearby Central Business District logged 599 incidents, Pleasant Hill recorded 391, and Riversdale registered 203. Within Caswell Hill, non-violent categories predominate, led by 37 Other incidents alongside 21 Mischief and 21 Theft occurrences. Violent incidents totaled 21 out of the neighbourhood's 120 overall records, reflecting a lower overall incident volume than neighbouring commercial and residential sectors.
Between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026, Caswell Hill recorded a total of 120 incidents. This count includes 21 violent incidents, alongside general and property classifications such as Other with 37 incidents, Mischief with 21 incidents, and Theft with 21 incidents.
Caswell Hill accounted for 2.5 percent of Saskatoon's overall incident total during the recording period. The city of Saskatoon recorded 4,795 total incidents across all neighbourhoods between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026, making Caswell Hill a relatively small contributor to the citywide total.
The most frequent incident category in Caswell Hill is Other, which recorded 37 incidents. Mischief and Theft were the second most common categories, with 21 incidents recorded for each. Assault registered 17 incidents, while Break and enter logged 7 incidents and Theft from vehicle logged 5 incidents.
Caswell Hill recorded 120 incidents, which is lower than several adjacent areas in Saskatoon. For example, Central Business District registered 599 incidents, Pleasant Hill recorded 391 incidents, and Riversdale recorded 203 incidents during the same timeframe from May 24, 2026 to July 23, 2026.
Incident figures for Caswell Hill are derived from official municipal open data published by local police services in SK.