In Grande Prairie's 2026 open-data archive, year-to-date through July, theft accounts for 462 incidents — 44.2% of the city's 1,046 total incidents across all categories. That makes theft the largest of the five published categories. The same archive lists 193 thefts from vehicles, 154 mischief incidents, 137 auto thefts, and 100 break-and-enters. No year-over-year comparison is available because the published series for this category starts in 2026.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Grande Prairie.
This page covers Theft incidents recorded in Grande Prairie, Alberta, using the city's published open-data archive. The category includes reported theft offences, and the figures below are drawn from the full archive rather than the 60-day map window shown elsewhere on the site. The counts reflect what municipal open data reports for this category; they are incident counts, not rates.
For the 2026 year-to-date period through July, Theft accounts for 462 reported incidents in Grande Prairie. That is 44.2% of the city-wide total of 1,046 incidents across all published categories. Theft is the highest-ranked category among the five category types presented in this dataset. The page also places Theft alongside four sibling categories: Theft from vehicle, Mischief, Auto theft, and Break and enter. Because this is a year-to-date total, the 462 incidents do not represent a full calendar year.
Within Grande Prairie's open-data record, Theft is the largest of the five published categories, ranked first with 462 incidents. The neighbouring categories on this page include Theft from vehicle (193), Mischief (154), Auto theft (137), and Break and enter (100). Each of those counts is lower than Theft's 462, so Theft sits alone at the top of the category list for the 2026 year-to-date period. The category's share of the city-wide total is 44.2%, meaning Theft accounts for just under half of the 1,046 incidents in this extract.
Theft leads the 2026 year-to-date record in Grande Prairie, with 462 incidents and a 44.2% share of the city-wide total of 1,046. It is the top-ranked category among the five listed here, and the nearest sibling, Theft from vehicle, is 193 incidents. Because the series for Theft contains only 2026, no year-over-year shift can be read from this page; the notable point is the size of Theft relative to the other published categories.
The current open-data extract shows 462 Theft incidents in Grande Prairie for 2026 through July. That figure is 44.2% of the city-wide total of 1,046 incidents across all published categories. These are counts from the full archive, not from the 60-day map window.
Theft ranks first among the five published categories with 462 incidents. The other categories are Theft from vehicle (193), Mischief (154), Auto theft (137), and Break and enter (100). Theft's count is higher than each of those siblings in this year-to-date extract.
No. The 462 Theft incidents are year-to-date through July 2026, and the occurrence dates in this extract run from March 17 to August 12. That makes it a partial-year total, so it should not be read as a full calendar-year count or compared to a full prior year.
No. The series for Theft includes a single year: 462 incidents in 2026. With no earlier year in the published series, a year-over-year increase or decrease cannot be calculated or claimed from this dataset. Any statement about a change would require a prior-year count.
Source: City of Grande Prairie open-data records, Alberta (AB).