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Parkland County crime in 2026

In 2026, Parkland County, Alberta recorded a total of 214 reported incidents in the open-data dataset provided by RCMP K-Division. Theft was the leading category during the year with 63 incidents, followed by break and enter at 48 incidents and mischief at 47 incidents. Auto theft accounted for 39 incidents, while theft from vehicle comprised 17 incidents. These figures represent the full calendar-year total for 2026.

214
Incidents in 2026
100%
Share of selected city data
1 of 1
Rank among years
Theft
Top category
63 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Theft 63
29.4% of 2026 incidents
22.4% of 2026 incidents
22% of 2026 incidents
18.2% of 2026 incidents
7.9% of 2026 incidents

Parkland County crime 2026

Parkland County recorded 214 police-reported incidents during 2026, representing 100 percent of the 214 recorded incidents in the full on-disk archive for the municipality. This page presents the documented incident counts for Parkland County, Alberta, based on official records provided by RCMP K-Division. Because the 2026 dataset reflects an incomplete reporting period through August 2026, these figures represent a partial-year count rather than a full annual total.

The available open-data archive for Parkland County covers a single year, with reporting spanning only 2026. This overview details the breakdown of recorded offences across leading categories, including theft, break and enter, and mischief, establishing a factual baseline for the county's public data.

Year-over-year

The 2026 dataset for Parkland County consists of 214 total reported incidents across 1 tracked year in the archive. Theft emerged as the single largest category with 63 incidents, followed by break and enter at 48 incidents and mischief at 47 incidents. Auto theft accounted for 39 incidents, while theft from vehicle logged 17 incidents. Because 2026 is the only year present in the dataset, year-over-year comparisons are unavailable. All 214 recorded incidents belong to the 2026 reporting period, placing 2026 at rank 1 in the total city archive.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

Parkland County's 2026 open-data profile is heavily dominated by property-related offences. Theft leading with 63 incidents, along with break and enter at 48 and mischief at 47, forms the bulk of the 214 total recorded incidents. Auto theft (39 incidents) and theft from vehicle (17 incidents) round out the top five categories. With 2026 standing as the sole recorded year in the archive, it holds rank 1 of 1 total years, establishing the baseline distribution pattern for the county.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Parkland County crime in 2026

How many incidents were reported in Parkland County in 2026?

Parkland County recorded 214 police-reported incidents in 2026. This count accounts for 100 percent of the 214 total incidents in the county's full open-data archive. Because the 2026 dataset reflects an incomplete reporting period, this number represents a partial-year count rather than a full annual total.

What is the year-over-year trend for Parkland County in 2026?

Year-over-year trend data is unavailable for Parkland County because 2026 is the only year present in the dataset. With total_years standing at 1, there are no prior annual records to compare against. The 214 incidents logged in 2026 serve as the single benchmark year, placing 2026 at rank 1 of 1 in the archive.

Which crime categories were highest in Parkland County during 2026?

Theft was the leading category in Parkland County in 2026 with 63 incidents. Break and enter followed closely with 48 incidents, while mischief recorded 47 incidents. Auto theft registered 39 incidents and theft from vehicle logged 17 incidents, rounding out the top five category counts for the year.

Where does the crime data for Parkland County originate?

The data for Parkland County is sourced from police-reported open-data records published by RCMP K-Division in Alberta. The figures reflect 214 total recorded incidents for the 2026 calendar year, stored in the full on-disk city archive across all available reporting periods.

Sources

Data is sourced from police-reported open-data records published by RCMP K-Division in AB.

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