In 2014, Maple Ridge, British Columbia, recorded 3,501 open-data crime incidents. This represents an 18% increase compared to 2,966 incidents in 2013; annual totals reflect open-data reporting volume rather than per-capita risk. The 2014 figure made up 8.8% of the city's 39,665 total archived incidents across 14 years. Theft from vehicle was the top category with 1,032 incidents, followed by theft with 805.
In 2014, Maple Ridge, British Columbia logged 3,501 total open-data incidents, representing an 18 percent increase compared to the 2,966 incidents recorded in 2013. These annual totals reflect reported incidents in municipal open-data archives rather than per-capita risk.
This page details the 2014 municipal record for Maple Ridge, providing breakdown metrics across specific incident categories. The dataset includes 1,032 theft from vehicle reports, 805 theft incidents, 795 mischief events, and 492 break and enter cases. With auto theft standing at 283 incidents and bike theft at 94 incidents, these figures document the full-archive calendar-year totals within the 14-year tracking period spanning 2013 through 2026. Overall, the 3,501 incidents in 2014 account for 8.8 percent of the 39,665 total incidents registered across all available years in Maple Ridge.
During 2014, Maple Ridge recorded 3,501 incidents in its open-data collection, up from 2,966 incidents in 2013. This represents a year-over-year increase of 18 percent. The 3,501 count in 2014 makes it the second highest annual total observed in the city across 14 years of available data from 2013 to 2026. With 2013 recording 2,966 incidents as the baseline archive entry, 2014 saw higher volumes in leading categories such as theft from vehicle, which reached 1,032 reports, and theft, which totaled 805 reports. These annual counts reflect total reported activity across municipal records.
In 2014, Maple Ridge reached its second highest annual count across the 14-year series, recorded at 3,501 incidents. Property-related categories predominated the open-data mix that year, driven by 1,032 theft from vehicle incidents and 805 general theft reports. Together with 795 mischief cases and 492 break and enter records, property theft and damage formed the bulk of logged activity. This marked a notable upward step from 2013's 2,966 count before reaching a peak of 3,746 incidents in 2015.
In 2014, Maple Ridge recorded 3,501 total incidents within the municipal open-data archive. This annual count represents 8.8 percent of the 39,665 cumulative incidents logged across all monitored years in the city between 2013 and 2026, making 2014 the second highest volume year in the record.
Reported incidents increased in 2014 compared to the prior year. Maple Ridge logged an 18 percent rise, moving from 2,966 incidents in 2013 up to 3,501 incidents in 2014. Annual count totals reflect open-data reporting volume rather than changes in per-capita risk over time.
The most frequent category in 2014 was theft from vehicle, which accounted for 1,032 reported incidents. Other leading categories included general theft with 805 reports, mischief with 795 reports, break and enter with 492 reports, auto theft with 283 reports, and bike theft with 94 reports.
The 2014 dataset originates from official municipal open-data releases for British Columbia (BC). This public repository includes 3,501 published incident records for Maple Ridge in 2014 out of 39,665 cumulative incidents recorded across the 2013 to 2026 dataset window. All figures represent raw reported counts.
Data is derived from official municipal open-data releases for Maple Ridge, BC.