Break and enter accounts for 100 incidents in Grande Prairie's 2026 YTD open-data archive, or 9.6% of the city-wide total of 1,046. It ranks 5th among the five listed crime categories, behind theft (462), theft from vehicle (193), mischief (154), and auto theft (137). The series covers 2026 through July, so this is a partial-year figure rather than a full annual count or the 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Grande Prairie.
This page covers break and enter incidents recorded in Grande Prairie, Alberta, using the city's published open-data archive. It explains what the category count means, how it sits within the wider city dataset, and which time window the numbers represent. The headline figure is the 2026 calendar-year total, year-to-date through July, rather than the 60-day map window shown on other views. In that period, the open-data record lists 100 break and enter incidents for the city.
Break and enter is one of five published categories for Grande Prairie. The city-wide total across all categories is 1,046 incidents, and break and enter accounts for 9.6% of that total. With only a single year-to-date point in the category series, this page presents the 2026 figure without a year-over-year comparison or a peak-year claim.
Break and enter is the fifth of five published categories in Grande Prairie by incident count. Theft is the largest sibling category at 462 incidents, followed by theft from vehicle at 193, mischief at 154, and auto theft at 137. Break and enter's 100 incidents place it below all four of those categories, and its 9.6% share of the city-wide 1,046 total is the smallest in the published group. All figures are drawn from the same 2026 year-to-date window, so the counts are directly comparable within this dataset.
Within Grande Prairie's 2026 year-to-date published records, break and enter is the smallest of the five categories, with 100 incidents against 462 thefts, 193 theft-from-vehicle records, 154 mischief records, and 137 auto thefts. Its 9.6% share of the 1,046 city-wide total puts the category below one-tenth of published incidents. The published series for break and enter contains only this 2026 point, so the notable comparison here is between categories rather than across years.
The published open-data archive records 100 break and enter incidents for Grande Prairie in the 2026 calendar year, cut year-to-date through July. This count is the basis for the page's headline figure and is separate from the 60-day map window, which covers a shorter rolling period rather than the calendar-year view.
Break and enter ranks fifth of the five published categories for Grande Prairie, with 100 incidents. Theft is the largest at 462, followed by theft from vehicle at 193, mischief at 154, and auto theft at 137. The category accounts for 9.6% of the city-wide total of 1,046 incidents in the same window.
No. The 100 incidents represent a year-to-date count for 2026, through July, because the year was still in progress when the dataset was generated. It is not a full annual total. The break and enter series on this page currently lists only the 2026 point, so no earlier-year figure is available for comparison here.
Break and enter represents 9.6% of the 1,046 incidents recorded across all categories in Grande Prairie's 2026 year-to-date window. In the category ranking it sits below theft, theft from vehicle, mischief, and auto theft, each of which records a higher count in this dataset.
Break and enter figures on this page come from the City of Grande Prairie open-data portal (AB).