Between May 9, 2026, and July 8, 2026, CAMBRIDGE recorded 742 reported incidents, accounting for 25% of Waterloo Region's city total of 2,966. Theft was the leading category in the neighbourhood with 447 recorded incidents, followed by Fraud with 120 and Assault with 97. Break and enter recorded 64 incidents, while Robbery accounted for 14. In addition, 111 of the total incidents in CAMBRIDGE were classified as violent.
Between May 9, 2026 and July 8, 2026, the neighbourhood of Cambridge recorded 742 police-reported incidents. This figure represents 25 percent of the 2,966 total incidents recorded across Waterloo Region during this two-month period. The dataset reflects official open-data statistics published by law enforcement authorities in Ontario for municipal tracking.
Within Cambridge, the figures account for 111 violent incidents, alongside various property and fraud offences recorded by police. Across neighbouring administrative areas in Waterloo Region, Kitchener recorded 1,471 incidents, Waterloo logged 592 incidents, and Woolwich recorded 77 incidents during the same reporting window. These numbers outline the overall distribution of reported incidents across different jurisdictions and defined boundaries.
The available dataset for Cambridge covers the two-month timeframe from May 9, 2026 to July 8, 2026, capturing a total of 742 incidents in the 2026 reporting year. Because this window reflects short-term data collection, it provides a specific snapshot rather than a multi-year trend line. It is important to note that neighbourhood boundary definitions and open-data classification systems may vary from year to year across Ontario jurisdictions. Changes in boundary mappings or reporting methodologies between calendar years can influence recorded totals, making direct long-term comparisons reliant on consistent geographic parameters.
In Cambridge, reported incidents are categorized into distinct offence types based on police classifications. Theft is the leading category in the neighbourhood, accounting for 447 reported incidents between May 9, 2026 and July 8, 2026. Fraud represents the second highest volume with 120 recorded incidents during the same period, followed by Assault with 97 incidents. Additional categories recorded in the neighbourhood include Break and enter with 64 incidents and Robbery with 14 incidents. These category counts reflect the specific breakdown of offences handled by law enforcement within Cambridge during this two-month window.
With 742 incidents, Cambridge accounts for 25 percent of all 2,966 records in Waterloo Region, placing its incident volume between Kitchener's 1,471 and Waterloo's 592. Theft dominates the local dataset with 447 incidents, far exceeding Fraud at 120 and Assault at 97. Violent incidents stand at 111 total cases. This profile demonstrates a heavy concentration in property-related theft offences within Cambridge relative to violent incidents during the May to July 2026 reporting period.
Between May 9, 2026 and July 8, 2026, law enforcement recorded 742 total incidents in Cambridge. This figure represents 25 percent of the 2,966 incidents reported across the entire Waterloo Region during the same two-month period, placing Cambridge second in overall incident volume among regional municipal areas.
Theft is the leading category in Cambridge, with 447 reported incidents recorded between May 9, 2026 and July 8, 2026. The second most frequent category in the neighbourhood is Fraud, which logged 120 incidents, followed by Assault with 97 incidents over the same reporting window.
The dataset contains 111 violent incidents recorded in Cambridge between May 9, 2026 and July 8, 2026. Within specific categories, Assault accounts for 97 of these recorded incidents, while Robbery accounts for 14 incidents logged by law enforcement during this two-month window.
Cambridge recorded 742 total incidents during the reporting period from May 9, 2026 to July 8, 2026. In comparison, neighboring Kitchener logged a higher total of 1,471 incidents, while Waterloo recorded 592 incidents and Woolwich registered 77 incidents across the same two-month window in Waterloo Region.
Data is sourced from police open-data portals in Ontario (ON) for Waterloo Region.