Airdrie's open-data archive shows 32 break and enter incidents for 2026, year-to-date through July. That equals 9.3% of the city's 345 total incidents across the five published categories for this period. Break and enter ranks fifth among those categories, behind theft (128), mischief (98), theft from vehicle (46), and auto theft (41). The year series contains only 2026 data, so no year-over-year comparison is available.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Airdrie.
This page covers Break and enter incidents in Airdrie, Alberta, using the city's published open-data records. The category tracks reported break-and-enter events that appear in the municipal incident feed. For the 2026 calendar year, the dataset is year-to-date through July, meaning the count reflects incidents logged up to the most recent complete month rather than a full 12-month total or the rolling 60-day map view.
The current category count is 32 incidents. That equals 9.3% of Airdrie's 345 city-wide incidents across all categories in the same open-data set. Break and enter ranks fifth among the five categories published for the city, below the counts recorded for Theft, Mischief, Theft from vehicle, and Auto theft. Because the full archive contains only 2026 data for this category, no earlier-year comparison is available on this page.
Among the five categories in Airdrie's open-data feed, Break and enter has the smallest count at 32. It sits behind Auto theft (41), Theft from vehicle (46), Mischief (98), and Theft (128). The category's 9.3% share of city-wide incidents reflects that lower position. Theft is the largest category in the feed, with 128 incidents, and Mischief is second at 98. Auto theft and Theft from vehicle both sit above Break and enter in the current year-to-date ordering.
In Airdrie's 2026 year-to-date data, Break and enter is the smallest published category, with 32 incidents and a 9.3% share of the 345 city-wide total. Theft (128) and Mischief (98) dominate the feed, while Break and enter sits below Auto theft (41) and Theft from vehicle (46). The published series contains only 2026, so no year-over-year shift appears in the feed. This category's notable feature is its position at the bottom of a short category list.
The open-data feed records 32 break-and-enter incidents for Airdrie in 2026, year-to-date through July. That count represents 9.3% of the city's 345 total incidents across all categories in the same period. Because the year is still in progress, 32 is a partial-year total rather than a final annual figure.
Break and enter ranks fifth of five published categories. Theft is the largest at 128 incidents, followed by Mischief at 98, Theft from vehicle at 46, and Auto theft at 41. Break and enter follows with 32. The rank reflects counts in the 2026 year-to-date archive, not a 60-day map window.
No. The year series for Break and enter in Airdrie contains only 2026, with 32 incidents recorded through July. Without an earlier year in the open-data feed, no year-over-year increase or decrease can be calculated for this category. The 32 count should be read as the latest available YTD total.
The 9.3% share means 32 of Airdrie's 345 city-wide incidents in the 2026 open-data feed fall into the Break and enter category. It is the smallest share among the five categories listed. Theft, by comparison, is 128 incidents, so the category mix is weighted toward property crimes other than break and enter.
Data are from the City of Airdrie's open-data records, Alberta (AB), as published on the municipal portal.