Break and enter accounts for 20 incidents in Lloydminster (Part) during 2026 year-to-date through July, or 6.3% of the city's 320 total open-data incidents. It ranks fifth among the five published categories on this page, behind theft (133), mischief (114), auto theft (30), and theft from vehicle (23). No year-over-year comparison is available because the series begins with 2026 only.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Lloydminster (Part).
This page presents Break and enter data for Lloydminster (Part), Alberta, drawn from the city's published open-data archive. The current selected period is 2026 year-to-date through July, so the figures reflect the latest calendar year in the archive rather than the 60-day map window. During this period, Lloydminster (Part) recorded 20 break and enter incidents. That total represents 6.3% of the city's 320 incidents across all categories tracked in the dataset.
Break and enter is one of five incident categories in this city's open-data feed. With 20 reported incidents, it ranks fifth among those categories. The city's overall count includes all five categories, not just the ones shown beside it on this page. Readers should treat the data as reported incidents from the open-data feed, not as a complete measure of every criminal event.
In the Lloydminster (Part) 2026 year-to-date feed, Break and enter is the smallest of the five reported categories. Theft leads with 133 incidents, followed by Mischief with 114. Auto theft (30) and Theft from vehicle (23) both appear more often in the published data than Break and enter, which has 20 incidents and ranks fifth overall. The gap between the top two categories and the lower-ranking categories is pronounced in this partial-year window. City-wide, the dataset contains 320 reported incidents, and Break and enter's 20 incidents represent a 6.3% share. Because the selected period runs through July, these counts are year-to-date, not full-year totals.
In Lloydminster (Part)'s 2026 year-to-date open-data feed, Break and enter is the least recorded of the five published categories. Its 20 incidents rank fifth, behind Auto theft (30) and Theft from vehicle (23), and well behind Theft (133) and Mischief (114). The category's 6.3% share of the city's 320 incidents is the smallest among the tracked categories. The year series contains only 2026 data, so no year-over-year shift is visible in the published archive.
The open-data archive for Lloydminster (Part) lists 20 break and enter incidents for the 2026 year-to-date period through July. This is a partial-year count because the selected period ends at the last complete month, and it is not the same as the 60-day map window. Break and enter represents 6.3% of the city's 320 total reported incidents across all categories.
Break and enter ranks fifth among the five categories published for Lloydminster (Part). Theft leads with 133 incidents and mischief follows with 114, while auto theft (30) and theft from vehicle (23) both have higher counts than break and enter's 20. The category total for the period is therefore the lowest in the current city-wide feed.
No. The 20 break and enter incidents are the 2026 year-to-date count through July, based on the latest calendar year in the full archive. The data window is labelled YTD and should not be compared to a full 2026 annual total. The year series for this category shows only 2026 data, so no year-over-year change is available.
Lloydminster (Part)'s city-wide open-data total for the 2026 year-to-date period is 320 reported incidents across the five categories tracked. Break and enter contributes 20 of those incidents, or 6.3% of the city total. Theft is the largest contributor at 133 incidents. These counts reflect the full archive, not the rolling 60-day map window.
Lloydminster (Part) incident figures are sourced from the Alberta (AB) open-data feed used in this archive.