London Road recorded 160 crime incidents in 2026 up to July, representing 2.9% of Lethbridge’s total of 5,457 incidents. The neighbourhood’s leading category was “Other,” accounting for 49 reports, followed by Theft (36) and Assault (35). Violent offences totalled 39 incidents. Nearby areas such as Downtown (932 incidents) and Senator Buchanan (744 incidents) had higher counts. Mischief contributed 16 incidents and Break and Enter 15 incidents, providing context to the overall safety landscape.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Lethbridge.
London Road’s incident total of 160 is markedly lower than the nearby downtown core (932 incidents) and the Senator Buchanan and Westminster areas (744 and 487 respectively), underscoring a quieter crime environment in this neighbourhood. The prominence of the “Other” category, accounting for 49 reports, stands out against the city’s broader mix, while violent offences are modest at 39. This combination of low overall volume and a distinctive category profile differentiates London Road from its neighbours.
London Road logged 160 police‑reported incidents from the start of 2026 through July 2026. This figure represents 2.9 % of Lethbridge’s overall 5,457 incidents for the same year‑to‑date window, placing the neighbourhood among the lower‑incident areas in the city according to the provincial open‑data portal.
The most frequently reported category in London Road is “Other”, with 49 incidents. Theft follows with 36 reports, and Assault accounts for 35 incidents. Together these three categories comprise the bulk of the neighbourhood’s crime profile during the 2026 YTD period, as recorded by the open‑data source.
London Road’s 160 incidents represent a small fraction of Lethbridge’s city‑wide total of 5,457 incidents for the 2026 year‑to‑date period, accounting for just 2.9 % of all reported crime across the city according to the provincial dataset, making it one of the lower‑ranking neighbourhoods in terms of total incidents.
The dataset covers the year‑to‑date window for 2026, beginning on 1 January 2026 and extending through the end of July 2026. This period reflects the most recent complete months available in the open‑data archive and does not include incidents from August onward or later months.
Data are sourced from the Alberta open‑data portal (province code AB).