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Lloydminster (Part) crime in 2026

Lloydminster (Part) logged 336 reported incidents in 2026 in RCMP K-Division data, the only year available in this archive. Theft was the top category with 139 records, followed by Mischief at 120, Auto theft at 32, Theft from vehicle at 24, and Break and enter at 21. Because the dataset contains no records for prior years, no year-over-year direction can be reported.

336
Incidents in 2026
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Share of selected city data
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Rank among years
Theft
Top category
139 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Theft 139
41.4% of 2026 incidents
Mischief 120
35.7% of 2026 incidents
9.5% of 2026 incidents
7.1% of 2026 incidents
6.3% of 2026 incidents

Lloydminster (Part) crime 2026

Lloydminster (Part) recorded 336 reported incidents in 2026, according to RCMP K-Division open data. This page summarizes that single-year archive for the Alberta portion of Lloydminster, covering category counts and the year's leading offence types. Because the on-disk dataset contains only 2026 records, the figures below represent the complete available history for this city rather than a segment of a longer series.

The 2026 count is led by property-related categories: 139 theft incidents, 120 mischief reports, 32 auto thefts, 24 thefts from vehicle, and 21 break-and-enters. These numbers are incident counts from reported open data, not per-capita rates. Users should treat them as a record of what was reported to police, not as a measure of population-level risk.

Year-over-year

All 336 records in Lloydminster (Part)'s open-data archive are from 2026, so there is no earlier year to compare against. Theft is the largest single category with 139 reported incidents, followed by mischief at 120. Auto theft (32), theft from vehicle (24), and break and enter (21) round out the five most frequently recorded categories. The distribution is dominated by property and vehicle-related offences. These counts cover the Alberta portion of Lloydminster and the full available year in the dataset.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

2026 is the only year in the Lloydminster (Part) archive, so the 336 total is both the full dataset and the year's entire record. Theft stands out at 139 incidents, more than any other category, with mischief close behind at 120. Auto theft (32), theft from vehicle (24), and break and enter (21) complete the five most common categories. The absence of prior years means no upward or downward direction can be determined from this data; what is visible is a property-heavy reported incident mix for the Alberta side of the city.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Lloydminster (Part) crime in 2026

How many reported incidents appear for Lloydminster (Part) in 2026?

There are 336 reported incidents for 2026 in the RCMP K-Division open-data archive for Lloydminster (Part). This is the only year present in the dataset, so the 336 figure also equals the full city-wide archive total. Because no earlier records are available, the count cannot be compared with a previous year.

Is crime going up or down in Lloydminster (Part)?

The data cannot show a trend because the archive contains only 2026 records for Lloydminster (Part). There is no prior-year total to compare with the 336 reported incidents. A single year of data cannot demonstrate whether reported incidents are rising, falling, or staying the same.

Which type of incident was most common in 2026?

Theft was the most common category, with 139 reported incidents. Mischief followed at 120, then auto theft at 32, theft from vehicle at 24, and break and enter at 21. Together these five categories fill the year's top-category list, showing a reported incident mix dominated by property and vehicle offences.

Where does Lloydminster (Part) 2026 data come from?

The numbers come from RCMP K-Division open data for Lloydminster (Part), Alberta. The dataset used for this page includes 336 reported incidents for 2026 and no other years. Users should note that these are police-reported incident counts, not rates, and may reflect reporting behaviour as well as actual incidents.

Sources

Reported incident counts for Lloydminster (Part) were obtained from the RCMP K-Division open-data release for Alberta (AB).

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