Between May 10, 2026, and July 8, 2026, St. Marys recorded 24 total incidents in official data. Theft was the top category, representing 10 incidents or 41.7% of all logged records. Fraud followed with 9 incidents (37.5%), Break and enter accounted for 4 incidents (16.7%), and Assault accounted for 1 incident (4.2%). All 24 incidents occurred within the St Marys neighbourhood area during this 60-day observation window.
Data current through . Source: official St. Marys police open-data portal.
This interactive map displays reported incidents in St. Marys, Ontario, covering a 60-day window between May 10, 2026, and July 8, 2026. Sourced from public police dataset records, the mapping interface plots individual incident locations across the municipality. By organizing logged events spatially, the platform enables clear visual exploration of reported activity throughout the town during this specific timeframe.
Access to official incident records helps residents, local business owners, and community members stay informed about recent safety data in St. Marys. Across this 60-day window, a total of 24 incidents were logged in the dataset, with 24 dated incidents and 0 undated incidents. Examining these verified records provides objective context regarding reported offences across the area, allowing users to examine where events occurred.
The dataset for St. Marys currently covers a single calendar year in the recorded series, with 2026 logging a total of 24 incidents. Because the year series contains data only for 2026 with 24 dated incidents and 0 undated incidents, a multi-year year-over-year comparison is not available in this dataset. All 24 recorded events fall within the period from May 10, 2026, to July 8, 2026. As additional reporting periods are added to the annual series, multi-year comparisons will track changing counts over time.
The incident records in St. Marys are categorized into four distinct offence categories during this 60-day window. Theft is the leading category in the dataset, accounting for 10 incidents, which corresponds to 41.7% of all recorded events. Fraud represents the second most common category, with 9 incidents comprising 37.5% of the total. Break and enter is the third category listed, recording 4 incidents or 16.7% of reported activity. Finally, Assault recorded 1 incident, representing 4.2% of the total, which also reflects the violent count of 1 for the period. Together, these figures detail the breakdown of reported incident types in the municipality.
In St. Marys, reported activity over the 60-day period from May 10, 2026, to July 8, 2026, is led by property and financial categories. Theft accounts for 10 incidents (41.7%) and Fraud accounts for 9 incidents (37.5%), while Break and enter accounts for 4 incidents (16.7%). Violent category events remain low, with Assault recording 1 incident (4.2%) and an overall violent count of 1 out of the 24 total incidents logged across the single St Marys neighbourhood entry.
Between May 10, 2026, and July 8, 2026, a total of 24 incidents were recorded in St. Marys, Ontario. All 24 of these events were dated incidents occurring within this 60-day reporting window, with 1 incident included in the violent count category.
The top category reported in St. Marys is Theft, which accounted for 10 incidents or 41.7% of all recorded events in the 60-day period. Fraud was the second most frequent with 9 incidents representing 37.5%, followed by Break and enter with 4 incidents (16.7%) and Assault with 1 incident (4.2%).
The dataset for St. Marys currently covers the year 2026, recording a total of 24 incidents between May 10, 2026, and July 8, 2026. Because year-over-year comparative statistics (yoy) are null for this location, multi-year trend comparisons are not available in the current release.
The dataset tracks 1 neighbourhood entry listed as St Marys, which accounts for all 24 recorded incidents during the 60-day period between May 10, 2026, and July 8, 2026. Sub-neighbourhood breakdowns or additional territorial subdivisions are not present in this dataset for St. Marys.
The data for St. Marys comes from open data sources released in Ontario (ON). The records summarize reported incidents captured during the 60-day window from May 10, 2026, to July 8, 2026, totaling 24 dated incidents across four incident categories.
The most recent incident recorded in the dataset occurred on July 8, 2026, with the 60-day reporting window starting on May 10, 2026. The data payload was generated on July 25, 2026, reflecting the 24 dated incidents logged over that timeframe.
Incident records for St. Marys are sourced from public open data portals published in ON.