In 2025, Windsor recorded 19,326 reported incidents, representing a 27.4% increase from 15,164 incidents in 2024. These year totals reflect open-data reporting, not per-capita risk. The overall total was led by 7,640 Other offences, within which Traffic & MVC comprised 6,832 records and Threats comprised 613 records. Theft accounted for 5,959 incidents, while Fraud and Mischief recorded 1,917 and 1,551 incidents respectively.
Windsor recorded 19,326 reported incidents in 2025, up 27.4% from 15,164 in 2024. That increase pushed 2025 to the top of the city’s three-year archive, ahead of 2024’s 15,164 records and 2026’s 11,719 records.
This page examines Windsor’s 2025 open-data incident counts: the six leading categories, the composition of the large Other category, and how the year compares with 2024 and the rest of the archive. It also highlights notable subcategories, such as Traffic & MVC accounting for 6,832 of Other’s 7,640 records, and notes where the data comes from. All figures are reported incident counts from the City of Windsor’s open-data portal, not per-capita rates. Year-over-year changes reflect reporting, not per-capita risk.
Windsor’s 2025 total of 19,326 reported incidents was 27.4% higher than 2024’s 15,164. In absolute terms, 2024’s 15,164 records were the base for that increase. The city archive contains three years of incident-level open-data records, and 2025 ranks first, followed by 2024 and 2026 (11,719). The top categories in 2025 were Other (7,640), Theft (5,959), Fraud (1,917), Mischief (1,551), Assault (1,097), and Break and enter (887). These are reported incident counts, not per-capita rates; the year-over-year change reflects reporting and should not be read as a per-capita risk measure.
2025 is Windsor’s highest-count year in the three-year archive at 19,326, a 27.4% jump over 2024’s 15,164. The standout is the Other category: 7,640 records, with 6,832 tied to Traffic & MVC. Theft (5,959) and Fraud (1,917) were the next largest, while Assault (1,097) and Break and enter (887) rounded out the top six. The 613 Threats records within Other are person-offence records demoted from broader assault/person parents, not physical-assault counts or unexplained residual crime. These are reported incident counts, not per-capita rates.
Windsor’s 2025 open-data incident count is 19,326 reported records. That is 27.4% higher than the 15,164 records reported in 2024. In the three-year archive, 2025 ranks first, ahead of 2026’s 11,719 records. These figures come from the city’s incident-level open data and represent reported incidents, not per-capita rates.
Within the available three-year archive, Windsor’s reported incident totals move unevenly: 2024 had 15,164, 2025 rose 27.4% to 19,326, and 2026’s archive count is 11,719. So 2025 is the peak year in the archive, but its increase over 2024 should be viewed as a reporting change, not a per-capita risk measure.
Other was the leading category with 7,640 records, and Traffic & MVC drove much of that total at 6,832. Theft followed at 5,959, then Fraud at 1,917. Other also includes 613 Threats records, which are person offences demoted from broader assault/person parents, not physical-assault counts or unexplained residual crime.
The counts are drawn from incident-level open data published by the City of Windsor’s open-data portal. This page uses Ontario (ON) records and focuses on the 2025 calendar year, which contains 19,326 reported incidents. Because these are reported counts, they may reflect reporting behaviour rather than per-capita risk.
This page draws on incident-level open data published by the City of Windsor’s open-data portal (Ontario, ON).