East Gwillimbury Crime Map
Ontario · Latest 24h · updated 2026-08-29
| Latest 24h | 1 incidents (2026-08-28) |
|---|---|
| 2026 YTD | 732 incidents through the last complete month |
| 2025 (full year) | 1,391 incidents |
| Full archive | 7,460 incidents (2021–2026) |
| Per 100K / year | 3,236 |
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About crime in East Gwillimbury
TL;DR. On 26 August 2026, East Gwillimbury recorded one reported incident, the only event for the latest day and constituting 100 % of the day's total. The leading category is “Other,” which groups various offences. The two neighbourhoods with the most incidents in the archive are Queensville‑Sharon‑HL (504) and Mount Albert (98), though none occurred on this day. The York Regional Police provide the open-data feed, and the full archive holds 7,455 incidents across 2021‑2026.
About this data
This page details police-reported crime occurrences in East Gwillimbury, Ontario, focusing on Latest day (2026-08-26). The figures are compiled directly from York Regional Police open data, which provides open municipal incident feeds across the regional hub of York Region. On this specific occurrence date, East Gwillimbury recorded 1 total incident, with 0 violent incidents reported under violent categories.
Reviewing daily open-data releases gives residents, community groups, and local analysts direct visibility into verified public safety events across East Gwillimbury. While the interactive map features a rolling 60 days window comprising 210 incidents, this profile isolates the single latest occurrence day. This regular reporting offers clear, factual transparency based on official police records, distinguishing day-specific occurrences from multi-week map feeds and historical archive collections.
Recent trend
Year-over-year change is not available for the headline Latest day (2026-08-26) total because single-day snapshots do not form annual comparisons. For broader historical context, the complete-year full-archive records show that East Gwillimbury experienced a decrease of -10.4% between 2024 and 2025, dropping from 1,552 incidents to 1,391 incidents. The ongoing 2026 calendar year has recorded 732 dated incidents in the series (and 803 in the full archive), but remains an open, incomplete period that cannot be evaluated as an annual total. Historical records span from 2021 with 1,117 incidents through 2023 with 1,484 incidents.
Category breakdown
For Latest day (2026-08-26), the category breakdown for East Gwillimbury contains a single entry in top_categories: Other, with 1 incident representing 100% of reported activity. Because York Regional Police groups several distinct incident classifications under the Other parent rollup, this designation covers diverse non-assault occurrences rather than undefined activity. In the full-archive breakdown of 1,964 parent Other records, the leading subcategory is Threats with 460 incidents, accounting for 23.4% of other and 6.2% of total archive incidents. The second subcategory is Harassment with 330 incidents, representing 16.8% of other. These represent specific person offences demoted in open data from coarse parent categories, distinct from physical assault.
FAQ
How many police incidents were reported in East Gwillimbury on August 26, 2026?
York Regional Police open data recorded 1 incident in East Gwillimbury on the latest reporting day of August 26, 2026. This headline total reflects a single 24-hour occurrence day rather than a multi-month window. Across all recorded years in the municipal archive, East Gwillimbury has logged 7,455 total incidents.
What types of incidents were reported, and what does the Other category include?
On August 26, 2026, the 1 reported incident fell under the Other category. In the broader archive of 1,964 Other records, Threats leads with 460 incidents (23.4% of Other), followed by Harassment with 330 incidents (16.8%) and Traffic & MVC with 307 incidents (15.6%). Threats and harassment represent non-physical person offences rather than unexplained residual police calls.
Are reported incidents in East Gwillimbury increasing or decreasing over time?
Year-over-year change is not available for a single 24-hour period. However, complete calendar-year archive figures show that East Gwillimbury recorded 1,391 incidents in 2025 compared to 1,552 incidents in 2024, representing a 10.4% annual decrease. Annual counts in previous complete years reached 1,484 incidents in 2023, 1,108 in 2022, and 1,117 in 2021.
Which neighbourhoods in East Gwillimbury have the highest recorded incident totals?
Open data tracks 2 specific neighbourhood areas within the municipality. Queensville-Sharon-HL accounts for the highest volume with 504 recorded incidents, while Mount Albert has logged 98 incidents. These neighbourhood breakdowns reflect localized police reporting within municipal boundaries rather than per-capita rates.
Where do these East Gwillimbury incident records come from?
Incident data originates from York Regional Police open data publications. York Regional Police provides policing services across York Region, and East Gwillimbury's local figures are extracted directly from the regional municipal open-data feed. These records capture official police-reported occurrences across the municipality.
How current is the East Gwillimbury crime data on CrimeMaps.ca?
The latest day snapshot captures occurrences through August 26, 2026, representing the most recent exact occurrence date available from York Regional Police. By comparison, the rolling interactive map window displays 210 incidents logged over the recent 60-day timeframe across the municipality.
Explore East Gwillimbury
By category
- East Gwillimbury Assault (1,070)
- East Gwillimbury Sexual assault (73)
- East Gwillimbury Robbery (40)
- East Gwillimbury Shooting (7)
- East Gwillimbury Homicide (8)
- East Gwillimbury Break & enter (286)
- East Gwillimbury Auto theft (307)
- East Gwillimbury Theft from vehicle (262)
- East Gwillimbury Theft (1,884)
- East Gwillimbury Mischief (706)
- East Gwillimbury Fraud (851)
- East Gwillimbury Other (1,966)
By year
Neighbourhoods
Queensville-Sharon-HL Mount Albert