In 2026 year-to-date through July, Abbotsford recorded 108 reported auto theft incidents. Auto theft represents 4.7% of the city's 2,276 total reported crime incidents across all tracked categories, ranking fifth among the seven categories. Auto theft incident counts in Abbotsford remain lower than theft from vehicle (285) and break and enter (181), but higher than robbery (38). The primary neighbourhood listed in open data is Abbotsford with 13 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Abbotsford.
This page provides official open-data municipal police records for auto theft incidents in Abbotsford, British Columbia, for the 2026 year-to-date reporting period through July. Across all tracked incident categories in the city during this time frame, local police recorded 2,276 total incidents. Auto theft accounted for 108 of those reported offences, representing exactly 4.7 percent of Abbotsford's overall recorded open-data incident total.
All figures presented in this summary reflect published municipal police entries recorded between March 16, 2026, and August 13, 2026. The 108 recorded auto theft incidents consist entirely of dated entries, with zero undated category records in the official dataset. This page tracks recorded vehicle theft figures across Abbotsford to provide clean, transparent access to municipal crime data for local residents, journalists, and researchers.
In Abbotsford's 2026 year-to-date dataset, auto theft ranks fifth among the seven tracked incident categories. The 108 recorded auto theft incidents make this category less frequent than theft at 1,108 incidents, mischief at 540 incidents, theft from vehicle at 285 incidents, and break and enter at 181 incidents. By contrast, auto theft is more frequent than robbery, which logged 38 reported incidents. Together, all seven tracked categories account for the overall city total of 2,276 incidents recorded in the official municipal open-data release.
Auto theft represents a modest share of recorded open-data incidents in Abbotsford for 2026 YTD, accounting for 108 of the 2,276 total city offences. Ranking fifth out of seven categories, auto theft remains below property-related categories such as theft at 1,108 incidents, mischief at 540 incidents, and theft from vehicle at 285 incidents. Among listed locations, ABBOTSFORD registered 13 incidents while several intersection locations logged 1 incident each.
Municipal police recorded 108 auto theft incidents in Abbotsford during the 2026 year-to-date period through July. These 108 offences represent 4.7 percent of the city's 2,276 total recorded open-data incidents across all seven tracked categories during this timeframe. All 108 auto theft entries in the dataset are dated records between March 16, 2026, and August 13, 2026.
Auto theft ranks fifth out of seven tracked incident categories in Abbotsford for 2026 YTD. Its total of 108 incidents is lower than theft with 1,108 incidents, mischief with 540 incidents, theft from vehicle with 285 incidents, and break and enter with 181 incidents, but higher than robbery with 38 incidents.
In the 2026 dataset for Abbotsford, the neighbourhood area designated as ABBOTSFORD logged the highest count for auto theft with 13 recorded incidents. Other specific locations listed in the open-data feed include Campbell Rd & McDermott Rd, Crescent Way & Abbotsford Collegiate Sec Schl Accs, Delair Rd & Angus Campbell Rd, and Hawthorne Ave & McCallum Rd, each recording 1 incident.
The dataset covers the 2026 year-to-date period through July, with incident dates ranging from March 16, 2026, to August 13, 2026. During this active period, a total of 108 auto theft cases were logged out of 2,276 total citywide incidents across all categories. The rolling 60-day map window recorded 921 total incidents across all categories.
Data is sourced from published municipal police open-data records in British Columbia (BC).