Between June 5 and July 23, 2026, the neighbourhood of Aurora recorded 313 incidents, representing 6.1% of York Region's total of 5,093 incidents. Theft was the leading category in Aurora with 123 reported incidents, followed by assault with 86 incidents, other offences with 44, and fraud with 34. Nearby areas in York Region include Vaughan with 1,564 incidents, Markham with 1,079 incidents, and Richmond Hill with 936 incidents during the same period.
Between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026, the neighbourhood of Aurora recorded 313 total incidents in the York Region dataset. This represents 6.1 per cent of the 5,093 incidents reported across the entire municipality during this period.
These figures reflect official records published by local police services within York Region, Ontario. As an individual neighbourhood within the broader region, Aurora accounts for a modest portion of regional records over this seven-week timeframe. The data provides a detailed record of reported incidents across specific operational categories, offering an empirical record of activity across the local community between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026.
The available dataset for Aurora covers the period from June 5, 2026, to July 23, 2026, capturing a total of 313 incidents during 2026. Because this collection spans less than two months, it reflects a short-term snapshot rather than a full annual assessment. When assessing multi-year trends or comparing records across different timeframes, users should note that neighbourhood boundary definitions may vary year to year based on municipal open-data updates. Consequently, direct comparisons across historical reporting windows must account for potential adjustments in geographic classifications.
Categorized records in Aurora show that Theft is the leading category with 123 incidents recorded between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Assault follows as the second most frequent category, accounting for 86 incidents during the same timeframe. The category designated as Other represents 44 incidents, while Fraud accounts for 34 incidents. Remaining categories in the neighbourhood dataset include Mischief with 13 incidents and Break and enter with 8 incidents. In total, 90 violent incidents were recorded in Aurora, contributing to the overall neighbourhood count of 313 incidents in York Region.
Aurora's 313 incidents represent a small fraction of activity compared to adjacent York Region areas like Vaughan with 1,564 incidents, Markham with 1,079 incidents, and Richmond Hill with 936 incidents. Within Aurora's 6.1 per cent share of the municipal total, Theft dominates local records with 123 incidents, followed by 86 Assault incidents. Fraud accounts for 34 incidents, while Break and enter sits at just 8 incidents. With 90 violent incidents recorded in total, Aurora displays a localized concentration where property theft and assault constitute the primary reported categories across the June to July 2026 window.
Between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Aurora recorded 313 total incidents in the municipal open-data release. This total accounts for 6.1 per cent of the 5,093 incidents reported across the entire York Region municipality during this seven-week period.
Theft is the leading category in Aurora, with 123 incidents recorded between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026. The second most frequent category in the neighbourhood is Assault with 86 incidents, followed by Other with 44 incidents and Fraud with 34 incidents.
Aurora recorded 313 total incidents, which is lower than several nearby areas in York Region. For comparison, Vaughan logged 1,564 incidents, Markham recorded 1,079 incidents, and Richmond Hill reported 936 incidents over the same timeframe between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026.
The dataset includes 90 violent incidents in Aurora out of the neighbourhood's 313 total incidents between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Non-violent categories in the area include 123 Theft incidents, 34 Fraud incidents, 13 Mischief incidents, and 8 Break and enter incidents.
Data is sourced from open-data portals published by municipal and regional police services in York Region, ON.