In April, 154 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This is a 31% decrease compared to the rate we recorded in March.
In March, 201 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This is a 15% increase compared to the rate we recorded in February. The top types of incidents throughout the month were housebreaking, theft and medical assistance.
In February, 175 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This is a 10% decrease compared to the rate we recorded in January.
In the first two weeks of February, 109 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This was approximately 37 incidents more than the incident rate we recorded during the first two weeks of January 2023.
In January, 192 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This is a 16% decrease compared to the rate we recorded in December. The top types of incidents throughout the month were house breaking, theft and theft of copper.
In the first two weeks of January, 72 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. The top types of incidents throughout the month so far were housebreakings, business breaking and theft.
In December, 228 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This is a 1% increase compared to the year-to-date average, with 2% increase on the incident rate we recorded in November. The top types of incidents throughout the month were housebreakings, theft of copper and theft.
In November, 227 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This is a 1% increase compared to the year-to-date average, with no increase on the incident rate we recorded in October. The top types of incidents throughout the month were theft of copper, housebreakings, theft and Trespassing.
In the first two weeks of November, 127 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This was approximately 36 incidents more than the incident rate we recorded during the first two weeks of September 2022
In October, 227 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This is a 1% increase compared to the year-to-date average, with 10% increase on the incident rate we recorded last month
In the first two weeks of September, 91 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This was approximately 14 incidents less than the incident rate we recorded during the first two weeks of August 2022. The top types of incidents throughout the month so far were housebreakings, malicious damage to property and thefts of copper.
In August, 204 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This is a 10% decrease compared to the year-to-date average,
