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Auto theft in Leduc

Leduc's open-data archive records 29 auto theft incidents in 2026 YTD through July. That is 10% of the city-wide total of 291 incidents and places auto theft 5th among 5 tracked categories. Mischief (93), theft (88), break and enter (49), and theft from vehicle (32) have higher counts. No year-over-year comparison is available for this category because the published series begins in 2026.

Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Leduc.

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Auto theft in Leduc

This page covers auto theft in Leduc, Alberta, using the municipality's open-data crime archive. The category tracks reported motor-vehicle theft incidents and is one of five crime categories published for Leduc. In 2026 through July, Leduc recorded 29 reported auto theft incidents. That figure represents 10% of the 291 total incidents counted across all categories in the same period. Auto theft ranks fifth among the five tracked categories on this page, behind the four sibling categories detailed below.

The count is a year-to-date total through the last complete month, not the 60-day rolling map layer shown elsewhere on the site. The published year series for this category currently contains only 2026 data, with a count of 29; no earlier years are present, so comparisons to prior years are not available from this dataset.

How Auto theft compares

In Leduc's tracked crime categories for 2026 year-to-date, auto theft is the smallest count, with 29 incidents. Mischief leads the list at 93, followed by theft at 88, break and enter at 49, and theft from vehicle at 32. Auto theft therefore sits below each of those categories and holds fifth place among the five categories on this page. Its 10% share of the citywide total of 291 incidents reflects this lower position relative to the larger sibling categories in the same archive.

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What these numbers mean

Auto theft is the smallest of Leduc's five tracked categories in the 2026 year-to-date archive, at 29 incidents against a citywide total of 291. Its 10% share places it behind theft from vehicle (32), break and enter (49), theft (88), and mischief (93). The published series includes no prior years, so there is no year-over-year shift to describe from this dataset. Readers should treat 29 as a YTD figure through July, not a full-year total.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Auto theft in Leduc

How many auto theft incidents were reported in Leduc in 2026 through July?

Leduc recorded 29 reported auto theft incidents in 2026 through July, according to the city's open-data archive. Auto theft represents 10% of the 291 total incidents across all categories in the same period. This is a year-to-date count, not the 60-day map window.

Where does auto theft rank among Leduc's five tracked categories?

Auto theft ranks fifth among the five categories tracked on this page, with 29 incidents. Mischief has the highest count at 93, followed by theft at 88, break and enter at 49, and theft from vehicle at 32. Auto theft's 29 incidents make it the lowest count in the grouping.

How does auto theft compare with theft from vehicle in Leduc?

Theft from vehicle is slightly higher than auto theft: 32 incidents versus 29. Both are below break and enter (49), theft (88), and mischief (93). These five counts are the five categories published for Leduc's 2026 year-to-date archive.

Does the data show a year-over-year change for auto theft in Leduc?

No. The published year series for auto theft contains only 2026, with a count of 29. No earlier-year counts are present, so a year-over-year change cannot be calculated from this dataset. The 29 incidents are a year-to-date figure through July, not a full calendar-year total.

Other crime categories in Leduc

Sources

Figures are drawn from Leduc's open-data crime archive for Alberta (AB), as published by the municipality.

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