Between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026, the Markham neighbourhood recorded 1,079 incidents, accounting for 21.2% of the 5,093 total incidents reported across York Region. Theft was the leading category in Markham with 344 incidents, followed by assault with 260 incidents and other offences with 162. Markham also logged 289 violent incidents during this timeframe. For comparison, nearby Vaughan recorded 1,564 incidents, while Richmond Hill recorded 936.
Between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026, the Markham neighbourhood in York Region recorded 1,079 total incidents. This total accounts for 21.2 percent of the 5,093 incidents reported across the entire region during the specified reporting period. The records capture all published incident categories for Markham, providing a window into localized open-data reporting across York Region, Ontario.
Among all tracked areas within the municipality, Markham represents a notable share of the broader regional dataset. For context alongside adjacent areas, Vaughan recorded 1,564 incidents and Richmond Hill logged 936 incidents across the exact same period. Understanding these figures requires examining specific incident breakdowns, including violent incidents, property offenses, and other classified categories documented between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026.
The dataset for Markham covers the timeframe from June 5, 2026, to July 23, 2026, representing incident activity recorded during 2026. Because this reporting window spans less than two full months, it provides a localized snapshot rather than a multi-year trend analysis. When interpreting these figures, readers should note that open-data reporting structures and neighbourhood boundary definitions set by municipal data portals may vary from year to year. Consequently, incident figures from single partial-year windows should not be directly compared against full prior years or alternate boundary classifications without accounting for changes in reporting methodology.
In Markham, incident totals are divided across several documented classifications. Theft stands as the leading category in the neighbourhood, recording 344 incidents between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Assault represents the second highest volume with 260 incidents, followed by the Other category with 162 incidents. Additional recorded categories during this period include Fraud with 125 incidents, Mischief with 70 incidents, and Break and enter with 55 incidents. Within the broader breakdown, violent incidents accounted for 289 of the 1,079 total incidents recorded in Markham during this timeframe.
Markham's 1,079 incidents place it behind Vaughan's 1,564 incidents but ahead of Richmond Hill's 936 incidents and Newmarket's 526 incidents in total volume across York Region. Generating 21.2 percent of the region's 5,093 total incidents, Markham is driven primarily by Theft with 344 incidents and Assault with 260 incidents. Violent incidents stand at 289 within the neighbourhood's total, highlighting how property-related theft and assault form the core volume of Markham's open-data profile during this June-to-July 2026 period.
Between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Markham recorded a total of 1,079 incidents. This figure represents 21.2 percent of the 5,093 total incidents logged across York Region during this timeframe. These numbers reflect all incidents published in the regional open-data dataset for the neighbourhood.
Theft is the leading category in Markham, with 344 incidents reported between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026. The second most frequent category in the neighbourhood is Assault, which recorded 260 incidents over the same timeframe.
Markham recorded 289 violent incidents out of its 1,079 total incidents between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026. This violent incident total includes categories such as Assault, which accounted for 260 of those recorded incidents during the period.
Markham's 1,079 incidents rank below Vaughan, which logged 1,564 incidents between June 5, 2026, and July 23, 2026. However, Markham reported higher counts than Richmond Hill, which recorded 936 incidents, and Newmarket, which recorded 526 incidents during the same period.
Data for York Region is sourced from official open-data portals published by police services in ON.