Airdrie's 2026 open-data archive (year-to-date through July) records 46 theft-from-vehicle incidents, 13.3% of the citywide total of 345 incidents. That places this category third among the five published categories, behind Theft (128) and Mischief (98) and ahead of Auto theft (41) and Break and enter (32). Counts reflect the full archive, not the 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Airdrie.
This page covers Theft from vehicle incidents in Airdrie, Alberta, using the city's published open-data archive. For the selected period, 2026 year-to-date through July, Airdrie recorded 46 theft-from-vehicle incidents, and the category makes up 13.3% of the city's 345 reported incidents across all categories. The count is the category total for the selected YTD window, not a 60-day map tier.
Theft from vehicle appears alongside four sibling categories in this city page's data: Theft, Mischief, Auto theft, and Break and enter. The 46 incidents rank this category third among the five published categories in the same 2026 YTD feed. The page's narrative focuses on the city-wide totals and how this category compares with the sibling categories in Airdrie.
Within Airdrie's 2026 YTD data, Theft from vehicle ranks third among five categories with 46 incidents. Theft leads the sibling list at 128, and Mischief follows at 98. Theft from vehicle's count is higher than Auto theft's 41 and Break and enter's 32, putting it in the middle of the published category set. The category's 13.3% share of Airdrie's 345 city total appears in the intro; in context, it sits behind the two highest-count categories but ahead of the two lowest-count categories.
In Airdrie's 2026 YTD open-data feed, Theft from vehicle sits in the middle of the five categories: 46 incidents, or 13.3% of the city's 345 total. It ranks below Theft (128) and Mischief (98), but above Auto theft (41) and Break and enter (32). The series contains no year before 2026, so the page shows no year-over-year direction for this category. What stands out is the clear order among the five categories, with Theft from vehicle holding third place in the current partial-year data.
The page lists 46 theft-from-vehicle incidents for Airdrie in the selected 2026 YTD period, which runs through July. That number is the category total for theft from vehicle only, not the 60-day map window. It represents 13.3% of the city's all-category total of 345 reported incidents in the same open-data feed.
In the 2026 YTD data, theft from vehicle ranks third among five categories. The two larger sibling categories are Theft with 128 incidents and Mischief with 98. Theft from vehicle's 46 incidents are above Auto theft's 41 and Break and enter's 32.
The 13.3% figure represents theft from vehicle's share of Airdrie's 345 city-wide incidents in the 2026 YTD open-data archive. It is taken directly from that feed. The remaining published categories account for the rest of the city total. This page covers the category's 46 incidents in the same period.
No. The year series for this category contains only a 2026 count of 46 incidents, and there is no year-over-year comparison published for Airdrie. Because the selected period is year-to-date through July, the 46 incidents reflect part of 2026, not a full calendar year. No trend or directional claim can be made from the available series.
Source: Airdrie's published open-data incident records from Alberta (AB), accessed through CrimeMaps.ca.