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Oakville Vehicle Thefts Stats and Maps

This dashboard provides a focused look at nearly 900 vehicle theft incidents reported in Oakville between mid-2024 and early-2026. It highlights where stolen vehicles are most frequently reported, seasonal trends, and the times of day when thefts are most likely to occur.

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Total Records
883
Street Name
WYECROFT RD
Incident Date
2025-12
Incident Hour
07
Key Takeaways
  • Vehicle theft is consistent year-round, averaging roughly 40–60 incidents per month.
  • Industrial and arterial roads such as WyeCroft Rd and Winston Park Dr see the highest theft volumes.
  • Summer months show increased activity, with July and August together accounting for over 13% of cases.
  • Early morning hours (5–8 AM) are the highest-risk period, suggesting overnight thefts.
  • Daytime thefts are less common, indicating reduced risk during business and commuting hours.
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Summary

This dataset captures approximately 880 vehicle theft incidents reported in Oakville over the past year and a half. It focuses specifically on stolen vehicles, highlighting where thefts most often occur, how activity changes month to month, and which times of day present the highest risk.

Geographic Distribution

Street Name
Vehicle thefts are dispersed across the town but show higher concentration along several key roads. WyeCroft Rd records the highest total with about 38 cases (just over 4%), followed closely by Winston Park Dr and Speers Rd, each accounting for roughly 3–4% of incidents. Other notable locations include Cross Ave, Bronte Rd, Cornwall Rd, and Lakeshore Rd West. These areas tend to be mixed industrial or high-density corridors with increased vehicle exposure.

Temporal Trends

Incident Date
Monthly vehicle theft levels are relatively consistent, typically ranging between 35 and 60 incidents per month. The highest activity appears in summer 2024, with July and August together accounting for more than 13% of all cases. Early 2025 also shows moderate peaks, while early 2026 reports are minimal due to partial data coverage.

Time of Day

Incident Hour
Vehicle thefts are heavily skewed toward early morning hours. The peak occurs around 7 AM, which alone accounts for nearly 8.5% of all thefts. Elevated activity is also seen between 5 AM and 8 AM, suggesting thefts often occur overnight and are discovered in the morning. Daytime and early evening hours show significantly lower volumes by comparison.

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Case NumberLocationIncident DateStreet Name
202600002064NORTH SERVICE RD W2026-01-03 08:57:13NORTH SERVICE RD W
202500381338ROCKINGHAM DR2025-12-25 12:20:07ROCKINGHAM DR
202500352640MAYFAIR RD2025-11-24 09:05:00MAYFAIR RD
202500363623DUNDAS ST E2025-12-06 15:41:00DUNDAS ST E
202500332774SOUTH SERVICE RD W2025-10-23 20:55:00SOUTH SERVICE RD W
202500360895NINTH LI2025-10-11 14:30:00NINTH LI
202500353499AGRAM DR2025-11-25 07:22:00AGRAM DR
202500382842BRONTE RD2025-12-27 01:00:00BRONTE RD
202500385058CROSS AV2025-12-27 12:00:00CROSS AV
202500350469ROSEMOUNT CR2025-11-21 07:50:00ROSEMOUNT CR
202500329250BRIDGE RD2025-10-30 07:33:00BRIDGE RD
202500342495MAYLA DR2025-11-13 02:15:00MAYLA DR
202500342570NAPIER CR2025-11-13 08:06:00NAPIER CR
202500381418BRANT ST2025-12-25 00:49:00BRANT ST
202500352941DUNEDIN RD2025-11-24 18:42:00DUNEDIN RD
202500380590STALYBRIDGE DR2025-12-24 10:08:00STALYBRIDGE DR
202500358326SHEDDON AV2025-11-29 22:00:00SHEDDON AV
202500366516TRAFALGAR RD2025-12-09 08:00:00TRAFALGAR RD
202500342516OVERFIELD RD2025-11-13 00:50:00OVERFIELD RD
202500350101GRAND BV2025-11-21 13:41:00GRAND BV
883 rows found, showing 20.

About This Dataset

This dataset consists of approximately 883 reported vehicle thefts across Oakville, offering a targeted view of property crime affecting residents and businesses. Unlike broader crime summaries, this data concentrates solely on stolen vehicle incidents.

Geographically, thefts tend to cluster along industrial and mixed-use corridors such as WyeCroft Rd, Winston Park Dr, and Speers Rd. These areas often contain large parking lots, commercial fleets, or commuter parking, which may increase opportunity for theft.

From a time-based perspective, vehicle theft remains relatively steady throughout the year, averaging around 40–55 cases per month. Summer months—particularly July and August—stand out as the busiest period, while winter months are slightly lower but still consistent.

Time-of-day patterns show a strong early-morning concentration. Most thefts are reported between 5:00 AM and 8:00 AM, indicating vehicles are commonly taken overnight and discovered later in the morning rather than during active daytime hours.

Overall, this dataset highlights persistent vehicle theft risk across Oakville, with clear geographic and temporal patterns that can help inform prevention strategies and targeted patrol efforts.

Dataset Information

SubjectSafety
JurisdictionTown of Oakville, Province of Ontario
Data ProviderHalton Regional Police Service, City of Oakville
Sourcehttps://portal-exploreoakville.opendata.arcgis.com/
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