During 2026 (YTD, through Jul), Edmonton recorded 41,777 total incidents. Theft was the top category, accounting for 16,029 incidents, representing 38.4% of all reported offences. Fraud followed with 4,054 incidents (9.7%), while Mischief stood at 3,886 incidents (9.3%). In the full-archive breakdown of Other, Other crime leads with 9,552 incidents (50.1% of Other). Assault comprised 3,677 incidents (8.8%), and combined violent-category incidents reached 4,328.
Area × type · 2026 · Population 1,238,295 (2025) · 2026 is year-to-date, through Jul
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This page reports open-data incident counts for Edmonton, Alberta, covering 2026 (YTD, through Jul). The headline total is 41,777 records drawn from the official police open-data layer for the city, with categories assigned by the source. Theft, Other, Fraud, Mischief, Assault and Auto theft make up the main listed categories, and Theft alone accounts for 16,029 incidents (38.4%). The page gives residents and analysts a current-year, source-level snapshot of what has been reported so far, without relying on later annual summaries.
This is a year-to-date figure, not a rolling map window. The interactive map's 60-day slice shows 13,545 incidents as of its most recent occurrence date, a shorter-term view that will shift as new records arrive. The 2026 YTD total is the latest complete-month cut from the full archive and should not be treated as a full annual count.
Year-over-year change is not available for 2026 (YTD, through Jul): the year series contains only a 2025 annual count (53,518) and a partial 2026 total (41,777), with no complete-year pair to compare. The full archive includes an additional 2026 calendar-year tally of 44,403, but that figure is not a finished year. Readers should therefore treat the 2026 YTD figure as a partial-year snapshot rather than evidence of a year-over-year increase or decrease.
Theft is Edmonton's most common reported category in 2026 (YTD, through Jul), with 16,029 incidents and 38.4% of all records. Other is second at 7,587 incidents (18.2%), followed by Fraud at 4,054 (9.7%). Mischief (3,886; 9.3%), Assault (3,677; 8.8%) and Auto theft (3,110; 7.4%) round out the listed categories. Within the full-archive Other grouping, Other crime is the largest slice: 9,552 records, or 50.1% of the Other total. Threats and harassment under Other are person offences in the open-data source, not physical assault, so the Other label is a classification bucket rather than unexplained residual crime.
Theft visibly dominates Edmonton's 2026 YTD snapshot: 16,029 of 41,777 incidents, or 38.4%, outpaces every other listed category. Fraud's third-place position (4,054; 9.7%) is notable because it sits ahead of mischief (3,886) and assault (3,677). The violent-category combined count is 4,328 for the YTD period. The full-archive Other breakdown shows Other crime as the largest subcategory (9,552; 50.1% of Other), confirming that the Other bucket is driven mainly by a defined Other crime slice, not by an undifferentiated remainder.
During 2026 (YTD, through Jul), a total of 41,777 incidents were recorded in Edmonton across all open-data categories. This headline total includes 4,328 violent-category incidents, such as assault and robbery. All 41,777 reported records in this period feature complete occurrence dates.
Theft is the leading category in Edmonton for 2026 (YTD, through Jul), accounting for 16,029 incidents or 38.4% of total reported offences. Other offences represent 18.2% with 7,587 incidents, followed by Fraud at 9.7% with 4,054 incidents and Mischief at 9.3% with 3,886 incidents.
Year-over-year change is not available for this period because the 2026 dataset is incomplete, covering year-to-date figures through July. In the full 2025 calendar year, Edmonton recorded 53,518 incidents. Across the multi-year archive from 2025 through 2026, 97,921 total incidents have been catalogued.
Neighbourhood breakdowns are not available for Edmonton because the official municipal open-data portal does not publish sub-city location tags or neighbourhood geographic boundaries in this feed. Consequently, all 41,777 incidents in 2026 (YTD, through Jul) are reported at the citywide level.
This data is extracted directly from the official municipal open-data portal in Alberta. The published figures reflect reported police incidents uploaded to the portal, totaling 41,777 incidents for 2026 (YTD, through Jul) and 53,518 incidents for the full 2025 calendar year.
The latest recorded incident date in the open dataset is August 12, 2026. The headline metrics cover 2026 (YTD, through Jul) with 41,777 total incidents. By contrast, the rolling interactive map window displays 13,545 incidents over the recent 60-day period.
Data is sourced from Edmonton's official municipal open-data portal in AB.
This Edmonton crime map is built for searches such as Edmonton crime map, crime map Edmonton, EPS crime map, and Edmonton crime statistics. Filter the interactive map by crime type and time window to inspect recent open-data reports — not a live 911 or CAD feed.
theft is the largest category with 16,029 incidents (38.4%).
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