In 2025 Langley reported 1,968 crime incidents, nearly double the 1,006 incidents recorded in 2024, representing a 95.6% increase. The most common offences were theft from vehicle (619 incidents) and theft (618 incidents), together accounting for over half of all reports. Other notable categories included break and enter (347), auto theft (245) and bike theft (87). These figures place 2025 as the fifth‑ranked year out of nine recorded, constituting 8.2% of the city’s total historic incidents.
In 2025, Langley recorded 1,968 reported incidents in its open-data archive, up 95.6% from the 1,006 reports logged in 2024. That total is 8.2% of the city's 23,948 archived records across all years.
This page covers the 2025 calendar-year count: the leading incident categories, how the year compares with 2024, and Langley's rank among the nine years in the archive. It also highlights the categories with the largest reported counts in 2025, including theft from vehicle, theft, and break and enter.
Langley's 2025 count of 1,968 was 95.6% higher than the 1,006 incidents reported in 2024. The 2024 total had been the lowest in the 2018–2026 archive, while 2025 stops that decline. The largest reported categories in 2025 were theft from vehicle (619), theft (618), break and enter (347), and auto theft (245). The 2025 total ranks fifth among the nine archive years and is below every count from 2018 through 2022.
The standout in Langley's 2025 data is the weight of theft-related categories: theft from vehicle (619) and theft (618) were nearly tied atop the category list, with break and enter (347) and auto theft (245) also large. The 1,968 total is a large increase from 2024's 1,006 and ranks fifth of nine archive years, but it remains below every year from 2018 to 2022. The main pattern visible in 2025 is a broad increase in reported incidents.
Langley's 2025 calendar-year file contains 1,968 reported incidents. That total is 8.2% of the city's full 23,948-record archive. It is the full-year count for 2025 used on this page, not a partial map-window total.
The 2025 count of 1,968 is 95.6% higher than the 1,006 reports recorded in 2024. In the longer series, Langley went from 5,335 reports in 2018 down to 1,006 in 2024, so 2025 is an increase rather than a continuation of that decline. These are incident counts, not population-adjusted rates.
Theft from vehicle led with 619 reports, and theft was close behind at 618. Break and enter followed with 347, auto theft with 245, bike theft with 87, and mischief with 52. These six categories were the largest in Langley's 2025 dataset.
The 1,968 reports for 2025 come from Langley's open-data crime archive in British Columbia (BC), accessed through CrimeMaps.ca. The figures are counts of reported incidents only; they are not court outcomes, convictions, or population-adjusted rates.
Source: open-data crime records for Langley, British Columbia (BC), accessed via CrimeMaps.ca.