Theft in Medicine Hat shows 20 reported incidents in the 2026 open-data feed (year-to-date through July), about 0.2% of the citywide total of 11,660 incidents. Theft ranks 8th among 9 categories in the published feed. The year series lists 11 theft incidents for 2025 and 20 for 2026 YTD; no year-over-year percentage is supplied. This dataset is the annual/YTD category view, not the 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Medicine Hat.
This page covers Theft offences in Medicine Hat, Alberta, using the city's published open-data record. The selected total for this category is 20 incidents, based on the latest calendar year, 2026, year-to-date through July. Theft accounts for 0.2% of the 11,660 incidents recorded across all categories in the city-wide archive. This figure comes from the full on-disk dataset and is separate from the 60-day map window.
For context, the city data groups incidents into nine categories, and theft ranks eighth among them. This page includes the published sibling-category counts and a year series showing theft records for 2025 and 2026. The 2026 total is measured through July, so it is a partial-year count rather than a full-year comparison.
In Medicine Hat's 2026 YTD open-data archive, theft is a comparatively small category. The city-wide total is 11,660 incidents, and the category page records 20 theft incidents. Theft ranks eighth of nine categories. Among the sibling categories shown on this page, Other is the largest at 10,261, followed by Mischief at 458, Fraud at 327, Assault at 308, and Break and enter at 192. Each of those categories has a higher count than theft. The counts are drawn from the same city-wide archive, so they can be read side by side.
Theft's published count in Medicine Hat is modest relative to the rest of the city's open-data categories. It accounts for 0.2% of all 11,660 incidents and ranks eighth of nine categories, with only one category below it. The year series for this category shows 11 records for 2025 and 20 records for 2026 through July, so the 2026 figure is a partial-year count rather than a full-year comparison. On this page, theft sits well below the leading sibling categories, most notably Other at 10,261. This makes it a low-count category in the current dataset.
The theft category contains 20 records for 2026, year-to-date through July. That count is taken from the city's full open-data archive, not the 60-day map window. Theft accounts for 0.2% of the city-wide total of 11,660 incidents. Because 2026 is not complete, the 20 records are a partial-year figure.
Theft ranks eighth out of nine categories in the 2026 YTD open-data archive. Sibling categories with higher counts include Other at 10,261, Mischief at 458, Fraud at 327, Assault at 308, and Break and enter at 192. Only one category is lower than theft in this dataset.
The published year series for theft shows 11 records for 2025 and 20 records for 2026 through July. That is not a year-over-year comparison because the 2026 count covers only part of the year. No computed year-over-year change is provided in the facts. The 2026 total remains year-to-date.
No. Theft makes up 0.2% of the city-wide total of 11,660 incidents, with 20 records. By comparison, the Other category contains 10,261 records, the largest sibling category on this page. Theft is one of the lower-count categories in the 2026 YTD dataset.
Source: Medicine Hat's published open-data records for Alberta (AB), accessed via CrimeMaps.ca.