In 2026, Durham Regional Police Service logged 63 open-data incidents in Uxbridge, compared to 60 reported in 2025. Because 2026 is an incomplete partial year, year-over-year figures reflect ongoing police reporting rather than per-capita risk. Assault recorded the highest count with 23 incidents, while Theft from vehicle and Other each reached 12. All 12 offences in the Other category were Traffic & MVC incidents.
Uxbridge's 2026 open-data log contains 63 reported incidents, the highest annual count in the four-year archive running from 2023 through 2026. The year is still in progress, so the data captured through mid-August 2026 is a partial-year figure, not a full calendar-year total.
For comparison, Uxbridge recorded 60 incidents in 2025, while the full on-disk city archive stands at 126 incidents across all years. The city-wide figure covers all years in the local dataset, not a single-year window. All figures are raw reported incident counts from Durham Regional Police Service open-data records, not crime rates or per-capita estimates. This page focuses on Uxbridge's local segment of the Durham Region hub.
Uxbridge's 63 incidents in 2026 exceed the 60 recorded in 2025, but this is not a completed annual comparison: 2026 is still in progress, with data captured through mid-August, while 2025 reflects a full calendar year. A partial-year count should not be read as an annual increase. In the four-year local series, 2026 currently ranks first, followed by 2025 at 60, 2023 at 2, and 2024 at 1. Durham Regional Police Service records remain open, so the 2026 total may change before the file closes.
Assault stands out in Uxbridge's 2026 data with 23 of the 63 logged incidents, a higher count than any other category on the page. The 12 incidents coded Other are all Traffic & MVC, making vehicular-related reports a visible part of the year's mix alongside 12 theft-from-vehicle records. Auto theft and break and enter each add 8 incidents. The 2026 total of 63 is the largest in the four-year series.
Uxbridge's 2026 open-data log contains 63 reported incidents. This is a partial-year figure because the dataset was generated in mid-August 2026, not a completed calendar-year count. The city-wide archive across all years contains 126 incidents. All numbers are raw incidents from Durham Regional Police Service.
Raw counts were 2 in 2023, 1 in 2024, 60 in 2025, and 63 for 2026 to date. The 2026 figure is the highest in the four-year series, but it is a partial-year count, so it should not be treated as a completed annual increase. No percentage change is computed for this open year.
Assault is the most common category with 23 incidents. Other and Theft from vehicle each have 12 incidents, with all 12 Other records coded as Traffic & MVC. Auto theft and Break and enter each have 8. These leading categories are based on the 2026 incident breakdown.
The figures are drawn from Durham Regional Police Service open-data records for Uxbridge, Ontario. The dataset covers 2023 through 2026 and was generated on August 15, 2026. It includes only reported incidents, not crime rates, and the 2026 count remains partial because the year is still in progress.
Figures come from Durham Regional Police Service open-data records for Uxbridge, Ontario (ON).