During 2026 year-to-date (through July), Abbotsford, British Columbia recorded 181 break and enter incidents out of 2,276 total reported city incidents. Break and enter accounts for 8% of all citywide incidents, ranking fourth among seven tracked categories in the city open dataset. Theft remains the most common category with 1,108 incidents, while auto theft recorded 108 incidents. The highest listed neighbourhood count for break and enter was Abbotsford with 18 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Abbotsford.
This page provides open-data tracking for Break and enter incidents recorded across Abbotsford, British Columbia. During the 2026 year-to-date period through July, the city logged 181 reported incidents in this category. Break and enter accounts for exactly 8 percent of all 2,276 incidents recorded across all tracked categories city-wide during this timeframe. These figures reflect published municipal police entries from the full archive for the selected calendar period.
The dataset establishes a factual record of property entry offences made available through local public safety reporting. With 181 Break and enter events logged out of 2,276 total municipal offences, this specific category represents a modest portion of Abbotsford's overall recorded public activity. The date range for these specific occurrences spans from March 16, 2026, to August 13, 2026. Every statistic presented here uses official city open-data entries without estimation or statistical adjustments.
In Abbotsford, Break and enter ranks fourth among 7 total tracked crime categories for the 2026 year-to-date period. Its count of 181 incidents places it well below higher-volume property offences such as Theft with 1,108 incidents, Mischief with 540 incidents, and Theft from vehicle with 285 incidents. Conversely, Break and enter remains more frequent than Auto theft, which recorded 108 incidents, and Robbery, which recorded 38 incidents during the same timeframe. Overall, Break and enter comprises 8 percent of Abbotsford's 2,276 total open-data incidents, positioning it between higher-volume vehicle thefts and lower-volume personal robbery offences.
Break and enter represents a mid-tier category within Abbotsford's open-data profile for 2026 through July. With 181 reported incidents, it comprises 8 percent of the city's 2,276 total incidents across all categories. It sits behind higher-volume offences like Theft (1,108), Mischief (540), and Theft from vehicle (285), while remaining above Auto theft (108) and Robbery (38). Among listed locations, the ABBOTSFORD area recorded 18 incidents, while TRANS CANADA HWY & FRASER HWY ONRP logged 1 incident. The published data reflects year-to-date totals through July 2026 across Abbotsford's 7 tracked crime categories.
In the 2026 year-to-date period through July, Abbotsford recorded 181 Break and enter incidents. This category accounts for exactly 8 percent of the city's 2,276 total reported incidents across all 7 tracked categories. These figures reflect official municipal open-data published for the selected calendar period.
Break and enter ranks fourth among Abbotsford's 7 tracked categories with 181 incidents. It is less frequent than Theft with 1,108 incidents, Mischief with 540, and Theft from vehicle with 285. However, it exceeds Auto theft at 108 incidents and Robbery at 38 incidents.
In the available open-data breakdown for 2026, the ABBOTSFORD neighbourhood area recorded 18 Break and enter incidents. Additionally, the TRANS CANADA HWY & FRASER HWY ONRP area logged 1 incident. Together, these specific neighbourhood counts scale to the city's 181 total Break and enter incidents.
The dataset covers the 2026 year-to-date period through July, with incident occurrence dates ranging from March 16, 2026, to August 13, 2026. This reflects 181 Break and enter incidents out of 2,276 total city incidents from the full archive rather than a 60-day map window.
Data is sourced from published municipal open-data records for Abbotsford, BC.