Calgary’s open‑data crime feed for 2024 shows a total of 2,009 reported incidents across the full calendar year. Break and enter accounted for the highest count with 563 incidents, making up 28 % of the total. Assault followed with 503 cases (25 %). The dataset excludes undated records and map‑window rolls, focusing on complete‑year figures sourced from Calgary Police Service open data.
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This page summarises the Calgary Police Service open‑data feed for the calendar year 2024, presenting the total number of reported incidents recorded in the province’s official map layer. The headline figure of 2,009 incidents represents the complete‑year total, not the 60‑day rolling window shown on the interactive map, which currently records zero incidents for that short period. The dataset is sourced from the Calgary Police Service’s open‑data portal and provides a detailed breakdown by offence type, useful for residents, analysts and policymakers seeking a factual snapshot of crime activity across the city for 2024.
The open‑data totals are derived from point‑level records, while the Calgary Police Service also publishes a separate Safety Community Data Excel workbook with more recent official counts. Comparing the two can highlight any differences between the map feed and the department’s own aggregated reports.
Year‑over‑year change is not available for the 2024 period because the year series contains only a single year of data, so there is no prior full‑year figure to compare against. Consequently, the page does not report a YoY percentage or trend for this timeframe.
In 2024, the most frequently recorded offence was Break and enter, with 563 incidents accounting for 28% of the total. Assault was the second‑most common category, recorded 503 times and representing 25% of all incidents. Theft from vehicle rounded out the top three, with 498 occurrences and a share of 24.8%. Together, these offences illustrate a predominance of property‑related crime and personal assaults in Calgary’s reported incidents for the year.
Calgary’s 2024 open‑data set shows a strong emphasis on property crimes, with Break and enter leading the count at 563 incidents, followed closely by Assault (503) and Theft from vehicle (498). The violent offence total of 600 indicates that personal crimes also make up a substantial portion of the overall figure. By contrast, the June 2026 official CPS community report lists a total crime count of 1,903, slightly lower than the 2024 open‑data total, suggesting modest variation between the map feed and the department’s aggregated statistics.
Calgary recorded 2,009 crime incidents in the 2024 calendar year, according to the city’s open‑data feed. This figure represents all dated incidents for the year and excludes any undated records, of which there were none. The total includes 600 violent‑category incidents such as assault, robbery and homicide.
Break and enter was the leading category, with 563 incidents accounting for 28 % of the 2,009 total crimes recorded in Calgary for the 2024 calendar year. This made it the most frequently reported offence, ahead of assault and theft from vehicle.
Year‑over‑year change is not available for the 2024 period because the dataset does not include a prior complete year for comparison. The archive currently contains only the 2024 calendar year for Calgary, so a percentage change cannot be calculated and the page does not display a YoY figure.
Neighbourhood‑level breakdowns are not provided in the open‑data feed for Calgary, so the site cannot show incident counts by neighbourhood for 2024. The source does not include neighbourhood granularity, and therefore the dataset cannot present a neighbourhood‑specific crime summary for this year.
All incident counts on this page come from the Calgary Police Service’s open‑data portal, specifically the Safety Community Data Excel workbook published by the Calgary Police Service. The data are aggregated from official police reports and made available through the service’s open‑data channel.
The dataset covers the complete calendar year 2024; both the earliest and latest recorded dates are synthetic placeholders of 1 November 2024, indicating the data represent the full year. The interactive map’s 60‑day rolling window is separate and does not affect the headline total.
Data sourced from the Calgary Police Service open‑data portal (AB).
This Calgary page is built for searches such as Calgary crime map, crime map Calgary, Calgary crime statistics, and CPS crime map. Calgary open map coverage can lag or use community-level totals; use official CPS statistics on this page for the freshest published rates, and treat the map as open-data context rather than a live CAD feed.
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Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.