Newmarket Clearmeadow/Glenway, Newmarket

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About this neighbourhood

TL;DR. In 2026 open dataset records, Newmarket Clearmeadow/Glenway recorded 237 total incidents, representing 9.1% of the 2,591 city-wide incidents in Newmarket. The leading category in this neighbourhood was Other with 56 incidents, followed by Assault with 50 incidents and Theft with 39 incidents. Violent incidents accounted for 56 records in the area. Archive neighbourhood counts reach 2,679 across the multi-year tracking period from 2021 through 2026.

About this data

The neighbourhood of Newmarket Clearmeadow/Glenway logged 237 incidents in the 2026 open-data dataset. This total represents 9.1% of the 2,591 overall incidents reported across the municipality of Newmarket, Ontario. Tracking localized totals across specified periods provides visibility into how open-data records are distributed geographically throughout the city.

Data collection for Newmarket Clearmeadow/Glenway spans from 2021 to 2026. Within the 2026 reporting frame, 56 violent incidents were documented for the neighbourhood. In comparison, the multi-year archive count for Newmarket Clearmeadow/Glenway totals 2,679 incidents across the entire 2021 to 2026 tracking timeline. These records reflect official open-data reports made available by municipal reporting sources in Ontario.

Recent trend

The dataset for Newmarket Clearmeadow/Glenway encompasses published incident logs between 2021 and 2026, with the current release updated as of August 2026. Over this multi-year period, data collection practices and municipal open-data reporting boundaries may vary from year to year. Because geographic classifications and open-data reporting definitions can shift over time, comparisons between individual calendar years should account for potential boundary adjustments. The 237 incidents recorded in 2026 fit within a broader historical archive total of 2,679 incidents catalogued for Newmarket Clearmeadow/Glenway since 2021.

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