Auto theft in Grande Prairie shows 137 reported incidents in 2026, year-to-date through July. That equals 13.1% of the city's 1,046 open-data incidents, and places auto theft fourth among five published categories. The 137 figure comes from the full archive, not the rolling 60-day map window, which separately shows 425 citywide incidents. No year-over-year comparison is provided because the series only includes 2026.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Grande Prairie.
This page presents auto theft data for Grande Prairie, Alberta, based on the city's published open-data crime feed. It covers the number of reported incidents in the selected 2026 year-to-date window through July, the category's rank among the five tracked categories, and the available year series for auto theft. The page also places the category alongside its four siblings: theft, theft from vehicle, mischief, and break and enter.
In the selected 2026 year-to-date window through July, Grande Prairie recorded 137 auto theft incidents. That count represents 13.1% of the city's 1,046 total incidents across all categories in the same feed, and it places auto theft fourth among the five tracked categories. The figures come from the full on-disk archive rather than the 60-day map window.
Auto theft ranks fourth among the five tracked categories in Grande Prairie's 2026 year-to-date feed, with 137 incidents. That puts auto theft behind Theft (462), Theft from vehicle (193), and Mischief (154), while placing it above Break and enter (100). At 13.1% of the city's 1,046 total incidents, auto theft is a notable but mid-ranked category on the city page. The sibling comparisons show Theft and Theft from vehicle both carrying substantially larger counts, while Break and enter is the only category with a smaller total.
With 137 incidents, auto theft is the fourth-ranked category in Grande Prairie's 2026 year-to-date open-data feed. It sits well below Theft (462) and Theft from vehicle (193), slightly below Mischief (154), and above Break and enter (100). The category's 13.1% share of the city's 1,046 incidents reflects a mid-sized share of the overall total. Because the published series contains only a single year for auto theft, no year-over-year movement can be assessed from this page.
The open-data feed records 137 auto theft incidents for Grande Prairie in 2026, with the year-to-date window running through July. That is the category count shown on this page and equals 13.1% of the city's 1,046 total incidents across all categories. This is not the 60-day map tier.
Auto theft accounts for 13.1% of Grande Prairie's 1,046 total incidents in the 2026 year-to-date feed. It ranks fourth among the five tracked categories, behind Theft (462), Theft from vehicle (193), and Mischief (154), and ahead of Break and enter (100).
Theft is the largest sibling category at 462 incidents, followed by Theft from vehicle at 193 and Mischief at 154. Auto theft's 137 incidents are lower than all three of those counts. Break and enter is the only sibling category with fewer incidents, at 100.
No. The available year series for auto theft contains a single data point: 137 incidents in 2026, year-to-date through July. Because the series does not include earlier years, no year-over-year change can be calculated or inferred from the published feed.
Source: City of Grande Prairie open-data crime feed, Alberta (AB).