During 2026 (YTD, through Apr), Saugeen Shores recorded 1 Auto theft incident. This category represents 0.1% of the 866 city-wide total incidents recorded in the open-data archive for this period, placing it seventh among all 7 tracked categories. By comparison, Other recorded 779 incidents and Theft recorded 44 incidents. The reported Auto theft incident took place between January 14, 2026, and April 13, 2026.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Saugeen Shores.
This page presents the open‑data incident counts for the Auto theft category in Saugeen Shores, Ontario. The figures cover the latest calendar year, 2026, with data compiled through April 2026 – the most recent complete month in the archive. The dataset records a single auto theft incident during this period, reflecting reported incidents only under the province’s standard open‑data reporting framework.
That one incident accounts for 0.1 of the city’s total recorded incidents, which sum to 866 for the same timeframe. Within the city’s seven crime categories, auto theft ranks seventh, indicating it is the least frequently reported offence among the listed categories. By contrast, the category labelled Other recorded 779 incidents, making auto theft’s share extremely modest. Other sibling categories such as Theft (44 incidents) and Mischief (18 incidents) also considerably outnumber auto theft.
Auto theft is the least reported crime in Saugeen Shores for 2026 YTD, ranking seventh out of seven categories. The city recorded 866 incidents overall, with the Other category dominating at 779 incidents. Theft followed with 44 incidents, while Mischief, Assault, and Break and enter accounted for 18, 14, and 8 incidents respectively. With only one auto theft incident, the category represents just 0.1% of total crime, highlighting its minimal presence relative to more prevalent offences. Its rank of seventh confirms it is the lowest‑frequency category among the city’s crime data for the reporting period.
The auto theft count in Saugeen Shores remains extremely low, with only a single incident recorded through April 2026. This represents just 0.1% of the city’s total reported crimes and places the category at the bottom of the seven‑category ranking. The year‑to‑date series shows no change from previous periods, as the only available data point is the 2026 count itself. Compared with the dominant Other category (779 incidents) and the modest Theft count (44), auto theft’s impact on the city’s overall crime picture is negligible.
The open‑data feed shows that exactly one auto theft incident was recorded in Saugeen Shores during the 2026 year‑to‑date period, which spans from the start of the year through April.
Auto theft accounts for 0.1% of the city’s total recorded incidents, with the overall count for all categories amounting to 866 incidents in the same reporting window.
In the 2026 YTD data, auto theft ranks seventh out of seven categories, making it the least frequently reported offence. By contrast, the Other category recorded 779 incidents, Theft 44, Mischief 18, Assault 14, and Break and enter 8.
The year‑series for auto theft contains only a single data point for 2026 (one incident), so no trend or year‑over‑year change can be identified from the available open‑data.
Data sourced from the Ontario open data portal (ON).