WELLAND, Niagara Region
Niagara Region · neighbourhood
| 2026 incidents | 147 |
|---|---|
| Latest year (archive) | 94 incidents · 15% of city |
About this neighbourhood
TL;DR. In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), the Welland neighbourhood recorded 94 reported incidents, representing 15% of the 627 total incidents across Niagara Region. The leading category in the neighbourhood is Other with 67 incidents, followed by Assault with 10 incidents, Break and enter with 6, and Theft with 6. Nearby areas recorded 216 incidents in St Catharines, 170 in Niagara Falls, and 34 in Fort Erie.
About this data
Welland, a neighbourhood in the Niagara Region of Ontario, reported a total of 94 incidents in the year‑to‑date period of 2026. The dataset captures crimes recorded from the start of the year through the last complete month, providing a snapshot of local safety trends up to mid‑summer. The leading category is “Other”, accounting for 67 of those incidents, followed by assault with ten reports.
Those 94 incidents constitute 15 % of the Niagara Region’s overall count of 627 incidents for the same timeframe. The records span filing dates between June 28 and August 16 2026, offering a detailed view of recent criminal activity within the community. By comparison, nearby St. Catharines recorded 216 incidents, Niagara Falls 170, and Fort Erie 34, highlighting Welland’s relatively lower volume but distinct crime mix.
Recent trend
The dataset reflects incidents reported between June 28 and August 16 2026, covering the year‑to‑date window that ends with the last fully completed month (July 2026). Because the data is compiled from the province’s open‑data portal, neighbourhood boundaries follow the classification used for that year and may be adjusted in future updates. Consequently, direct year‑over‑year comparisons should consider possible changes in how the Welland area is delineated. The YTD approach captures only incidents up to the most recent full month, so any events recorded after July are excluded from this snapshot.
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