GTA Incident Statistics
Generated 2026-04-14 04:30:01  ·  Data through 2026-04-13 (yesterday)
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GTA Update AI Briefing
Monday, April 13, 2026 · Generated 2026-04-14 04:35
📅 Today So Far — Tuesday, April 14, 2026

By 4pm Tuesday, police had fielded 53 calls while fire services logged 54, split fairly evenly between medical assists and actual emergencies. The current thunderstorm and near-saturation humidity haven't meaningfully shifted the dial yet.

👮 53 police  ·  🚒 54 fire (36 medical)
Yesterday

Monday was moderately busy with 537 police calls and 542 fire calls, the latter inflated by 342 medical assists. Disorderlies and unknown trouble complaints dominated the police side, while the mostly cloudy mild weather (high of 21°C) didn't produce any notable structural fires—just the usual vehicle and alarm calls.

Trends

Police are running slightly above their seven-day average at 503 calls per day, with 6,475 calls logged so far in April. Fire's medical-assist volume remains steady at 63% of all calls, a consistent pattern that shows no signs of shifting as spring progresses.

⚡ Notable

Nothing particularly strange underfoot—Monday's call volumes were ordinary for a weekday, and there's been no uptick in fire incidents despite four 2+ alarm calls in the last week.

🔥 Significant Fires — Last 7 Days
  • 3 Alarm
    Commercial/Industrial
    SHORNCLIFFE RD between NEWBRIDGE RD & NORTH QUEEN ST

    Sixty-seven units responded Wednesday at 4:59am to a 3-alarm commercial/industrial fire on Shorncliffe Road between Newbridge Road and North Queen Street.

    A333, A415, A421, A423, A423, A433, A441, BOX12, BOX12, C34, C40, C40, C40, C42, C42, C43, C43, C44, C6, C7, CMD30, CMD30C, HR332, HZ145, HZ323, LA111, LA231, LA325, LA325, LA421, LA421, P121, P333, P333, P345, P412, P415, P415, P415, P421, P422, P423, P431, P431, P432, P432, P433, P435, P435, P435, P442, P443, P443, P444, P444, P445, PF121, PL432, R346, R425, R434, R441, REHAB01, S445, S445, T1, T114
  • 2 Alarm
    Highrise Residential
    GEORGE ST between LN N DUNDAS E GEORGE & GERRARD ST E

    On George Street between Lane North Dundas East George and Gerrard Street East, thirty-one units were dispatched Saturday at 11:01pm to a 2-alarm highrise residential fire.

    A322, A322, C30, C31, C32, C33, CMD30, CMD30C, FI28, FI30, HR332, HZ323, L312, L312, L315, L325, L325, L331, LA325, P311, P312, P313, P314, P322, P323, P324, P326, P332, P333, P334, S313
  • 2 Alarm
    Highrise Residential
    YONGE ST between HOLMES AVE & OLIVE AVE

    Early Wednesday morning at 1:45am a 2-alarm highrise residential fire on Yonge Street between Holmes Avenue and Olive Avenue drew twenty units.

    A113, A125, A135, C10, C11, C13, C14, CMD10, HR114, HZ145, LA111, P111, P112, P114, P116, P141, P143, R122, S143, T114
🤖 This summary is AI-generated from public Toronto Fire Services and Toronto Police Service dispatch data and is for entertainment only. Statistics are from public Toronto Police and Fire dispatch feeds and may be incomplete or inaccurate. Not affiliated with any Toronto emergency services.
🚓 Toronto Police — Summary
Yesterday
537
2026-04-13
Last 7 Days
3,523
~503/day avg
Month to Date
6,475
April 2026
Year to Date
50,206
2026 to date
🚒 Toronto Fire — Summary
Yesterday
542
2026-04-13
Last 7 Days
3,368
~481/day avg
Month to Date
6,249
April 2026
Year to Date
50,358
2026 to date
Busiest Division
👮 Week So Far
TPS 51 Div
60 calls
👮 Month to Date
TPS 51 Div
597 calls
👮 Year to Date
TPS 51 Div
4,396 calls
🚒 Week So Far
TFS 325
20 calls
8 fire  ·  12 medical
🚒 Month to Date
TFS 332
248 calls
71 fire  ·  177 medical
🚒 Year to Date
TFS 325
1,822 calls
656 fire  ·  1,166 medical
Quick Insights
9pm Busiest hour for police calls (last 90 days)
Sat Busiest day of week for police (last 90 days)
5pm Busiest hour for fire calls (last 90 days)
Sat Busiest day of week for fire (last 90 days)
63.1% Of fire calls are medical assists (YTD)
DISORDERLIES Top police call type YTD (5,521 calls)
Daily Activity — Last 30 Days

Incidents per Day (Police & Fire)

Activity Patterns (Last 90 Days)

Hour of Day Distribution

Day of Week Distribution

Monthly Totals

Monthly Totals — 2026

Fire Call Breakdown YTD — Medical vs Other

Yesterday — 2026-04-13

Top Police Call Types Yesterday

DISORDERLIES
55
ARREST
51
UNKNOWN TROUBLE
48
PERSONAL INJURY COLLISION
43
SEE AMBULANCE
43
ASSAULT JUST OCCURRED
33
HAZARD
30
PERSON WITH A KNIFE
21
DISPUTE
20
PROPERTY DAMAGE COLLISION
17

Top Fire Incident Types Yesterday

MEDICAL
344
Alarm Single Source
98
Vehicle
30
Fire
28
Check Call
10
Rescue
7
Fire Alarm
6
Natural Gas Leak
5
Vehicle Accident
5
Hazmat Level 1
4
Top Call Types — Year to Date

Police Call Types YTD

Fire Incident Types YTD

Police Divisions — Last 30 Days

Fire Sub-Types YTD

Fire Alarm Levels YTD (1+ Alarm Calls Only)

Alarm Level Breakdown

Alarm Level Counts

1st Alarm 53
2-Alarm 92
3-Alarm 5