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Lawrence Park NorthRecent emergency dispatch activity in Toronto's Lawrence Park North neighbourhood

Data period: September 1 – 30, 2026 · refreshed monthly Rank: #123 of 158 by call volume
47 ±0%
Dispatched calls
2
Priority calls (P1–P2)
0.6×
vs citywide median
1.6
Avg calls / weekday
1.4
Avg calls / weekend day

The picture in September 2026

Map of Lawrence Park North in Toronto with its official boundary outlined

With 47 dispatched calls in September 2026, activity in Lawrence Park North was below the citywide median. The largest single category was Medical, at 45% of all calls in the area. Weekdays averaged more calls than weekend days (1.6 vs 1.4 per day), with activity peaking around 10:00 local time. By the area's own recent standards, that is a typical month.

Neighbourhood attribution uses the official boundary polygon shown here; calls without reliable coordinates are excluded from neighbourhood totals.

Monthly history

December 2025 — 43 callsJanuary 2026 — 45 callsFebruary 2026 — 42 callsMarch 2026 — 38 callsApril 2026 — 44 callsMay 2026 — 58 calls58June 2026 — 36 calls36July 2026 — 42 callsAugust 2026 — 47 callsSeptember 2026 — 47 calls47December 2025September 2026

Dispatched calls per month in Lawrence Park North since December 2025. Hover a point for the exact count.

MonthCallsPriority
September 2026474%
August 2026474%
July 2026420%
June 2026360%
May 2026580%
April 2026442%
March 2026383%
February 2026427%
January 2026457%
December 2025432%

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Top call types

Full breakdown — all 17 call categories
Medical21
Fire4
Unknown Trouble3
Wires Down3
+ 13 rarer categories with fewer than 3 calls each (16 calls combined)

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Time of day

00:00–00:59 — 1 calls100h01:00–01:59 — 0 calls002:00–02:59 — 1 calls103:00–03:59 — 3 calls303h04:00–04:59 — 1 calls105:00–05:59 — 1 calls106:00–06:59 — 1 calls106h07:00–07:59 — 0 calls008:00–08:59 — 3 calls309:00–09:59 — 3 calls309h10:00–10:59 — 5 calls511:00–11:59 — 2 calls212:00–12:59 — 0 calls012h13:00–13:59 — 3 calls314:00–14:59 — 1 calls115:00–15:59 — 3 calls315h16:00–16:59 — 1 calls117:00–17:59 — 3 calls318:00–18:59 — 4 calls418h19:00–19:59 — 1 calls120:00–20:59 — 4 calls421:00–21:59 — 5 calls521h22:00–22:59 — 1 calls123:00–23:59 — 0 calls0

Calls by hour (local time), September 1 – 30, 2026. The highlighted bar is the busiest hour.

Compared to its neighbours

NeighbourhoodCallsPer dayPriority
Lawrence Park North471.64%
Bedford Park-Nortown1053.56%
Lawrence Park South692.33%
Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills491.64%

Adjacent neighbourhoods, September 2026. "Per day" averages over all 30 days; "Priority" is the share of P1–P2 calls.

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