Grande Prairie recorded 1,120 reported incidents in 2026, with theft the most common category at 494 incidents. Theft from vehicle (207), mischief (165), auto theft (147), and break and enter (107) round out the top five. No year-over-year comparison is available because the dataset covers only 2026, the only year in the archive. These counts reflect reported incidents, not crime rates or per-capita risk.
Grande Prairie recorded 1,120 reported incidents in 2026, the only calendar year in the city's on-disk archive. This page breaks down that year's counts by offence category, drawing on open-data releases from RCMP K-Division for Alberta, with all totals reflecting the full 2026 calendar year.
The top five categories — theft (494), theft from vehicle (207), mischief (165), auto theft (147), and break and enter (107) — dominate the year's records. Because 2026 ranks first among just one year in the archive, there is no prior-year baseline for comparison. The figures below therefore describe the complete reported picture for Grande Prairie in 2026.
All 1,120 records in Grande Prairie's 2026 archive belong to this calendar year, with no earlier or later years in the dataset to set against it. Theft is the clear anchor at 494 records, ahead of theft from vehicle at 207. Mischief (165), auto theft (147), and break and enter (107) complete the top five, meaning every leading category falls within property or property-damage offences. RCMP K-Division supplied the underlying open-data counts for Alberta. Because this is a single-year archive, the numbers describe levels rather than direction of change.
2026 is the only year in Grande Prairie's archive, so it ranks first by default; that isolation is itself the notable finding, because no trend can be inferred from a single data point. Within the year, theft leads decisively at 494 records, and the top five categories are all property-related: theft from vehicle (207), mischief (165), auto theft (147), and break and enter (107). The 1,120 total is the baseline for future annual comparisons rather than evidence of a spike.
Grande Prairie's 2026 archive contains 1,120 reported incidents, representing the full calendar year in the dataset. That figure is the city-wide total for the year and the only year on record for this archive, so the count also serves as the entire dataset baseline. The number covers all offence categories tracked on this page.
No direction can be established from the available data: 2026 is the single year in the archive, with no prior-year count for comparison. The 1,120 incidents recorded in 2026 will become the reference point whenever additional years of RCMP K-Division data are published for Grande Prairie.
Theft topped the list at 494 incidents, followed by theft from vehicle at 207, mischief at 165, auto theft at 147, and break and enter at 107. Three of these top five categories are theft-based, and all five relate to property or property damage rather than person offences.
The figures come from open-data releases published by RCMP K-Division, the police service for Grande Prairie, Alberta (AB). CrimeMaps.ca compiles those releases into the 1,120-incident archive shown on this page. Counts reflect reported incidents as released, not survey estimates or modelled numbers.
All 2026 Grande Prairie figures are drawn from RCMP K-Division open-data releases for Alberta (AB), as compiled by CrimeMaps.ca.