Between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026, Brampton recorded 1,347 total incidents while Mississauga recorded 1,394 total incidents. Theft-related incidents showed the largest raw-count difference between the two cities during this shared timeframe, with Mississauga reporting 394 incidents compared to Brampton's 289 incidents, representing a difference of 105 incidents in that category. Overall figures reflect reported map data for the specified 61-day period.
Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, police recorded 1,347 total incidents in Brampton and 1,394 total incidents in Mississauga. This comparison covers a matching 61-day period for both Ontario cities. Because both municipalities report records across the exact same date range, these figures provide a direct side-by-side view of published police incident logs without needing window adjustments.
While Mississauga recorded 1,394 overall incidents and Brampton logged 1,347, individual category totals reveal distinct patterns between the two locations. Assault emerged as the most frequent category in Brampton with 379 incidents, followed by mischief with 354. In Mississauga, theft-related incidents represented the highest category total with 394 reported cases, followed by assault with 352 incidents. Both cities also published figures for fraud, break and enter, robbery, and homicide during this timeframe.
Comparing selected-period totals from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026, Mississauga reported 1,394 total incidents compared to 1,347 in Brampton. The largest difference across categories occurred in theft-related incidents, where Mississauga logged 394 cases compared to 289 in Brampton. Conversely, Brampton registered higher totals in mischief, reporting 354 incidents against Mississauga's 309 cases. Brampton also recorded more incidents in the other category, with 116 records compared to 72 in Mississauga. In addition, Mississauga published 138 fraud incidents compared to 109 in Brampton, while Brampton recorded 379 assault incidents versus 352 in Mississauga. Break and enter totals reached 67 in Brampton and 90 in Mississauga.
Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, total incident counts remained close, with Mississauga logging 1,394 cases and Brampton logging 1,347. However, the leading categories differ between the two municipalities. Brampton's highest incident volume is driven by assault with 379 cases and mischief with 354 cases. In contrast, Mississauga's figures are led by theft-related incidents with 394 cases and assault with 352 cases. Fraud also presents a higher count in Mississauga at 138 incidents compared to 109 in Brampton, highlighting distinct category distributions across matching reporting windows.
Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Mississauga published 1,394 total incidents, while Brampton recorded 1,347 total incidents. Over this matching 61-day window, category distributions showed distinct patterns. Brampton recorded 379 assault incidents and 354 mischief cases, whereas Mississauga logged 394 theft-related incidents and 352 assault cases during the same period.
In Brampton, assault recorded the highest total with 379 incidents, followed by mischief with 354 cases. In Mississauga, theft-related incidents topped the figures with 394 cases, followed by assault with 352 incidents. Additionally, Mississauga logged 138 fraud incidents compared to Brampton's 109 cases during the exact same date range.
Open-data portals in different municipalities update their police incident logs on independent schedules. While Brampton and Mississauga share a matching 2026-05-24 to 2026-07-23 period here with 1,347 and 1,394 total incidents respectively, other city comparisons may feature non-overlapping date ranges. In such cases, statistics reflect published snapshot windows rather than direct same-period comparisons.
To compare municipal data on an equal basis, theft-related incidents combine general theft, auto theft, and theft from vehicle categories. Under this normalized category, Mississauga recorded 394 theft-related incidents between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, whereas Brampton recorded 289 incidents during the identical reporting window.
This report utilizes official crime incident data retrieved from municipal open-data portals across both provinces.