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Auto theft in Lloydminster (Part)

Lloydminster (Part) recorded 30 auto theft incidents in the 2026 open-data year-to-date period through Jul. That is 9.4% of the city's 320 total incidents across all categories, placing auto theft third among the five published categories. Theft (133) and mischief (114) had larger counts, while theft from vehicle (23) and break and enter (20) were smaller. The 2026 series has no prior-year data, so no year-over-year comparison is published.

Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Lloydminster (Part).

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Auto theft in Lloydminster (Part)

This page covers Auto theft in Lloydminster (Part), Alberta, using open-data incident counts from the municipal archive. The selected period is 2026 year-to-date through July, and the category total is 30 incidents. Auto theft accounts for 9.4% of the 320 city-wide incidents in the same period. These numbers come from the full on-disk archive and are not the 60-day map window.

Because the page uses a YTD window rather than a full 12-month year, the count reflects the first seven months of 2026 and should not be read as a complete annual total. Auto theft ranks third among the five published categories, behind Theft and Mischief, and ahead of Theft from vehicle and Break and enter.

How Auto theft compares

Within the city's 2026 open-data feed, Auto theft ranks 3rd among 5 categories with 30 incidents. Theft is the largest sibling category at 133, followed by Mischief at 114. Auto theft's count is higher than Theft from vehicle (23) and Break and enter (20). The category's share of all city incidents is 9.4%. Because only one year appears in the series, there is no multi-year comparison to position this total against prior years.

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What these numbers mean

Auto theft's 2026 year-to-date total of 30 puts it third among Lloydminster (Part)'s five categories. It trails Theft (133) and Mischief (114), but is ahead of Theft from vehicle (23) and Break and enter (20). The published series contains only 2026 data, so there is no visible year-over-year shift. At 9.4% of the 320 city-wide incidents, auto theft's share is smaller than the top two categories but larger than the remaining two.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Auto theft in Lloydminster (Part)

How many auto theft incidents were reported in Lloydminster (Part) for 2026?

The published 2026 year-to-date total through July is 30 auto theft incidents. That total is part of the city-wide figure of 320 incidents for the same selected period. Auto theft represents 9.4% of all city incidents. The count comes from the full archive, not the 60-day map window.

How does auto theft compare to other property-related categories?

Auto theft, with 30 incidents, ranks third among the five categories in Lloydminster (Part)'s 2026 YTD data. Theft is higher at 133, Mischief at 114, while Theft from vehicle (23) and Break and enter (20) are lower. The comparison uses the same selected period for all categories.

Is there a year-over-year change for auto theft?

No year-over-year change can be calculated from the published series. The year series for this category contains one data point: 30 incidents for 2026. Without an earlier year in the series, this page cannot show whether auto theft increased or decreased from a prior period.

What period does the 30-incident figure cover?

The figure covers 2026 year-to-date through July, based on the latest calendar year in the full on-disk archive. It is not a rolling 60-day map window. The separate map tier shows 129 city-wide incidents over the most recent 60 days, but that number is not an auto-theft total.

Other crime categories in Lloydminster (Part)

Sources

Data source: Lloydminster (Part) open-data release for Alberta (AB).

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