Maple Ridge reported 1,874 crime incidents in 2026 year‑to‑date (through July). The open‑data source shows that the leading category is Other, accounting for 713 incidents (38 % of total). Mischief follows with 321 incidents (17 %). Theft from vehicle and Theft each contributed about 15 % of incidents. Break and enter accounted for 164 incidents (8.8 %) and auto theft added 96 incidents (5.1 %). No violent offences were recorded in this period.
Area × type · 2026 · Population 105,925 (2025) · 2026 is year-to-date, through Jul
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Maple Ridge’s 2026 year‑to‑date crime data, covering incidents through July, is presented here using the official municipal open‑data portal for British Columbia. The dataset encompasses dated records from January 2013 up to 20 July 2026, providing a complete view of the city’s reported offences for the chosen period. The total of 1,874 incidents reflects the open‑data feed for the city, not the 60‑day rolling map window that shows 527 incidents.
These figures give residents, analysts and policymakers a clear snapshot of recent offence patterns, supporting evidence‑based decisions on safety initiatives, resource allocation and community awareness. The data can be combined with the interactive map to explore neighbourhood‑level trends while the headline totals offer a concise overview for reporting and planning. The YTD scope ensures only incidents recorded up to the last complete month are included, allowing accurate short‑term monitoring.
Across the full‑year archive, the most recent complete year comparison shows a 38.7 % rise in incidents, with total counts climbing from 2,494 in 2024 to 3,459 in 2025. Earlier years fluctuated, for example 2020 recorded 2,660 incidents and 2023 dropped to 1,811. The 2026 year‑to‑date total of 1,874 reflects activity through July and is not directly comparable to full‑year figures, but the upward trend in the preceding years suggests a growing overall incident count. The 2019 count of 3,368 and 2021’s 2,403 further illustrate the variability over the past decade.
For the 2026 year‑to‑date period, the largest share of reported incidents falls under the “Other” category, accounting for 713 offences or 38 % of the total. Within “Other,” the sole subcategory reported is “Other crime,” comprising 2,678 incidents – representing 100 % of the Other roll‑up and 6.8 % of all recorded offences. The next most common categories are “Mischief” with 321 incidents (17.1 %) and “Theft from vehicle” with 279 incidents (14.9 %). Together these three categories explain the bulk of the city’s open‑data crime picture for the selected period. Additional property‑offence categories such as Theft (278 incidents, 14.8 %) and Break and enter (164 incidents, 8.8 %) round out the leading six categories.
Maple Ridge’s 2026 YTD data shows that “Other” dominates the offence mix, accounting for 38 % of the 1,874 incidents, and the underlying “Other crime” subcategory comprises 2,678 incidents – 100 % of the Other roll‑up and 6.8 % of the total. Property‑related offences follow, with Mischief (321 incidents, 17.1 %) and Theft from vehicle (279 incidents, 14.9 %) leading the next tier. Notably, violent offences are zero, underscoring a crime profile centred on non‑violent, property‑type incidents during the period.
The open‑data set records 1,874 incidents for Maple Ridge in the 2026 year‑to‑date period, covering data through July. These figures represent the total count of reported incidents up to 20 July 2026 and do not reflect a rolling 60‑day window.
The leading category is Other, with 713 incidents (38 % of the total). “Other” aggregates a wide range of incident types. Across the full archive, the largest subcategory within Other is “Other crime,” accounting for 2,678 incidents, which is 6.8 % of all incidents.
For the 2026 year‑to‑date period, a year‑over‑year change is not available because the year is still in progress. In the full archive, the most recent complete year (2025) recorded 3,459 incidents, a 38.7 % increase over 2024’s 2,494 incidents.
The dataset does not provide neighbourhood‑specific counts for Maple Ridge, so neighbourhood‑level breakdowns cannot be displayed on the page.
The figures are sourced from the official police open‑data portal for British Columbia.
The most recent incident in the dataset occurred on 20 July 2026, and the YTD totals cover the period through that date. The interactive map’s 60‑day window reports 527 incidents, which is a subset of the YTD total of 1,874 incidents.
Data sourced from the British Columbia police open‑data portal.
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.