In 2024 Calgary recorded 498 theft‑from‑vehicle incidents, representing 24.8% of all 2,009 reported crimes across the city. This category ranks third among five major offence types, outpaced by break‑and‑enter (563) and assault (503) but exceeding auto theft (348) and robbery (97). Break‑and‑enter remains the most common category, while robbery is the least reported. These figures are derived from the full 2024 archive and do not include the 60‑day map window.
Data period: November 2024. Source: official police open-data portal covering Calgary.
This page presents open‑data incident counts for theft from vehicle in Calgary for the 2024 calendar year. The figures are sourced from Calgary’s open‑data police incident feed and reflect reported incidents only; they do not include unreported events. The reporting period corresponds to the full calendar year, not the 60‑day map window used elsewhere on the site. All incidents are aggregated at the city level and categorized according to the police service’s standard taxonomy. These numbers provide a snapshot of vehicle‑related theft activity within Calgary for the year.
In 2024, 498 theft‑from‑vehicle incidents were recorded, representing 24.8 % of all 2,009 incidents across all crime categories for the year.
Theft from vehicle ranks third among Calgary’s five offence categories for 2024. It follows break and enter, which recorded 563 incidents, and assault with 503 incidents, while auto theft accounted for 348 incidents and robbery for 97 incidents. With 498 incidents, this category accounts for nearly a quarter of the city’s total crime count, underscoring its prominence relative to other offences in the same reporting period.
Theft from vehicle is a major component of Calgary’s crime landscape, comprising 24.8 % of all reported incidents and placing the category third in rank among five offences. The 2024 count of 498 incidents stands alone in the year‑series, offering no direct year‑over‑year comparison within this dataset. Its share highlights the significance of vehicle‑related thefts relative to other crime types for the city in the most recent full‑year reporting window.
Theft from vehicle refers to incidents where a vehicle’s interior, trunk or contents are taken without the owner’s consent. In Calgary, 498 such incidents were recorded in 2024, reflecting the total count reported to police for that year.
Calgary recorded 498 theft‑from‑vehicle incidents in the 2024 calendar year. This figure represents 24.8 % of the city’s overall 2,009 reported incidents across all crime categories.
With 498 incidents, theft from vehicle ranks third among five categories. It trails break and enter (563 incidents) and assault (503 incidents), but exceeds auto theft (348 incidents) and robbery (97 incidents), accounting for nearly one‑quarter of total city‑wide crime reports.
The 498 reported incidents in 2024 highlight that vehicle‑related thefts are a common concern, making up 24.8 % of all crime reports. This prominence suggests that vehicle security measures remain an important consideration for residents and businesses in the city.
Data sourced from Alberta (AB) open‑data police incident feed for Calgary.