In 2026, Airdrie recorded 366 reported incidents, making that year the only one currently available in the city's dataset. Theft led the category list with 136 incidents, followed by Mischief (104), Theft from vehicle (49), Auto theft (43), and Break and enter (34). No year-over-year comparison is possible because there is no prior-year data. Figures are as reported by RCMP K-Division.
Airdrie’s 2026 dataset records 366 police-reported incidents, a full calendar-year total supplied by RCMP K-Division for the city. This page focuses on that single year: it shows how the 366 incidents break down by category, lists the categories with the highest counts, and places 2026 within the years available in Airdrie’s archive.
Because the current archive contains only 2026, there is no earlier year to compare against on this page. The narrative below therefore concentrates on the composition of the 2026 totals — the leading categories, their recorded counts, and what a one-year snapshot can and cannot say about local incident patterns. Category pages linked from this overview provide more granular views of the same dataset.
Theft appears as Airdrie’s most frequently recorded category in 2026, with 136 incidents. Mischief is the next largest category at 104 incidents, followed by theft from vehicle at 49, auto theft at 43, and break and enter at 34. These five categories make up the top of the city’s category ranking for the year. All 366 records in Airdrie’s archive belong to 2026, so the dataset contains one complete year rather than a multi-year series. With no prior year available, no year-over-year comparison is possible; the figures are best read as a category-level snapshot for the city.
Airdrie’s 2026 dataset contains one calendar year, so 2026 ranks first among available years simply because no other year is present. The year’s top categories are property-focused: Theft leads with 136 incidents, Mischief follows at 104, and theft from vehicle (49), auto theft (43), and break and enter (34) complete the top five. The absence of any prior-year records means the notable feature of this data is the category composition itself, not a year-over-year change. Readers can treat the 366 figure as a standalone annual snapshot.
The RCMP K-Division open-data record for Airdrie in 2026 contains 366 reported incidents. This is the full calendar-year count for the city, and it is the only year currently present in the city’s archive. The figure covers all categories included in the dataset.
The Airdrie dataset includes only 2026, so there is no prior-year baseline for a comparable year-over-year direction. The year total is 366, and it ranks first among the one year available. Without a second year of data, a rising or falling trend cannot be determined.
Theft recorded the highest category count in Airdrie in 2026, with 136 reported incidents. Mischief followed with 104, while theft from vehicle (49), auto theft (43), and break and enter (34) rounded out the top five. All counts are from the city’s 2026 dataset.
The counts on this page come from the RCMP K-Division open-data release for Airdrie, Alberta (AB). That source provides the 366 incident records for 2026 used to build the category breakdown, top-category list, and year ranking here. No other source is mixed into these figures.
Data source: RCMP K-Division open-data records for Airdrie, Alberta (AB), covering 2026.