In 2025, Durham Regional Police Service recorded 60 incidents in Uxbridge. This represents a 5,900% increase from a base of 1 incident in 2024, though annual figures reflect open-data reporting changes rather than per-capita risk. Break and enter was the top category with 16 incidents, closely followed by 15 assault incidents. All 12 incidents logged under Other consisted of Traffic & MVC offences, while auto theft accounted for 10 incidents.
In 2025, Uxbridge, Ontario recorded 60 total incidents in open-data records published by the Durham Regional Police Service. This total represents a 5,900% increase compared to a base of 1 record reported in 2024. It is important to note that annual dataset totals reflect changes in police reporting and record collection rather than measures of per-capita risk for local residents.
This summary details all published incident counts for the township of Uxbridge during the 2025 calendar year. The narrative examines major category breakdowns—such as Break and enter and Assault—alongside historical context within the 119 total incidents logged across the 4 archived years in the municipal dataset.
With 60 incidents logged in 2025, Uxbridge experienced a 5,900% increase over 2024, when only 1 incident was recorded in the dataset. This 2025 count ranks 1st highest among the 4 years in the local archive, which spans from 2023 to 2026. By comparison, 2023 recorded 2 incidents and 2026 recorded 56 incidents. The 60 incidents in 2025 accounted for 50.4% of the 119 city total incidents on disk. These shifts demonstrate how archived annual volumes fluctuate significantly across reporting periods in the open-data system.
Break and enter (16) and Assault (15) formed the largest portion of Uxbridge's 60 incidents in 2025, followed closely by 12 incidents under Other, which consisted entirely of Traffic & MVC. Auto theft contributed 10 incidents, while Robbery recorded 1. Ranking 1st among the 4 dataset years, 2025 accounts for 50.4% of all 119 logged records for Uxbridge. The sharp rise from 1 incident in 2024 highlights how published record volume shifted significantly between archive years.
In 2025, Uxbridge recorded 60 incidents in the open-data collection. This single-year total represents 50.4% of the 119 total incidents logged across all 4 archived years in the township's dataset, which covers records from 2023 through 2026. The 2025 volume ranked 1st overall among those 4 years.
Incidents increased 5,900% in 2025 compared to 2024, rising from a base of 1 record to 60 records. This follows 2 incidents in 2023 and precedes 56 incidents in 2026. Year-over-year changes reflect shifts in police dataset updates rather than direct changes in per-capita risk.
Break and enter was the most frequent category in 2025 with 16 incidents, followed by Assault with 15 incidents. The Other category recorded 12 incidents, which were 100% Traffic & MVC offences. Auto theft accounted for 10 incidents, Theft from vehicle had 6, and Robbery logged 1.
Data for Uxbridge is sourced directly from open-data records published by the Durham Regional Police Service. The figures cover incidents logged within the regional police jurisdiction, encompassing 60 total incidents for Uxbridge in 2025 out of 119 recorded across the entire multi-year archive.
Incident data for Uxbridge, ON is sourced from open records published by the Durham Regional Police Service.