Between May 9, 2026 and July 8, 2026, Stratford recorded 160 total incidents across the city. Theft was the most frequent category with 86 reported cases, accounting for 53.8% of all incidents. Additional reported categories during this 60-day window included Fraud with 32 incidents (20%), Assault with 24 incidents (15%), and Break and enter with 18 incidents (11.3%). All figures represent official police-reported map data.
Data current through . Source: official Stratford police open-data portal.
The CrimeMaps.ca map for Stratford, Ontario displays local crime incident records collected over a 60-day period from May 9, 2026 to July 8, 2026. Across this timeframe, the dataset includes 160 total incidents, all of which are dated records with zero undated records. The map visualises these reported incidents across the municipality, giving residents, researchers, and community members an empirical view of recent police-reported activity in the city.
By tracking official reported incidents, this mapping tool provides accessible spatial details on incident types and distribution across Stratford. Visualising public police incident data helps users review localized patterns, examine documented offences across the region, and observe how reported incidents break down by category. Having clear visual access to these records supports transparent community awareness and informed local discussion.
The available incident history for Stratford covers the single year 2026, in which 160 total incidents were recorded. Because the dataset currently contains records exclusively for 2026 with a count of 160, year-over-year comparative percentage metrics are not available for prior years. All 160 records in the year series represent dated incidents occurring within the 60-day window between May 9, 2026 and July 8, 2026, with 0 undated incidents logged. Future data updates will enable multi-year comparison once subsequent annual periods are recorded.
Across the 160 total reported incidents in Stratford during this 60-day period, offences are categorized into four distinct classification groups. Theft is the most frequent category with 86 incidents, accounting for 53.8% of all recorded incidents on the map. Fraud forms the second largest group with 32 incidents, representing 20% of the total dataset. Assault represents the third primary category with 24 incidents, accounting for 15% of recorded offences. Additionally, Break and enter comprises 18 incidents, making up 11.3% of the overall incident total. Within this incident distribution, violent category incidents total 24 occurrences, which matches the exact count recorded under the Assault category.
In Stratford's 60-day dataset of 160 total incidents, property-related offences form the majority of recorded activity. Theft alone accounts for 86 incidents and 53.8% of all entries, while Fraud represents 32 incidents and 20% of records. Together with 18 Break and enter incidents (11.3%), property crimes dominate the overall distribution. In contrast, Assault accounts for 24 incidents (15%), which also represents the full violent category count of 24 incidents for the period.
Between May 9, 2026, and July 8, 2026, Stratford recorded 160 total incidents. All 160 entries in this 60-day dataset include complete occurrence dates. Theft represents the highest portion of these reported records, while violent incidents accounted for 24 total occurrences during the specified timeframe.
Theft is the leading reported category in Stratford, accounting for 86 incidents or 53.8% of all recorded incidents during the 60-day period. Fraud followed as the second most frequent category with 32 incidents, representing 20% of the overall total recorded figures.
The dataset currently covers a single 60-day window from May 9, 2026, to July 8, 2026, totaling 160 incidents for the year 2026. Because multi-year comparative data or prior year-over-year figures are not included in this feed, long-term historical trend directions cannot be established from this dataset alone.
The provided open data attributes all 160 reported incidents to the single city-wide location label of Stratford. Individual sub-neighbourhood breakdown records are not published in this data feed, meaning all 86 theft and 24 assault incidents are grouped under the primary municipal entity.
The incident data is sourced from open-data records published for Stratford, ON. This dataset tracks municipal police incident logs across categories such as theft, fraud, assault, and break and enter, capturing a total of 160 dated occurrences across the selected 60-day tracking window.
The data covers a 60-day window ending on July 8, 2026, with the earliest record dated May 9, 2026. The information was generated on July 25, 2026. All 160 recorded incidents fall within this timeframe, providing a recent 60-day snapshot of local incident activity.
Data is sourced from police open data releases for Stratford, ON.