In Pitt Meadows, the 2026 year‑to‑date data through April records four auto theft incidents. This category represents 3.1 percent of the city’s total of 128 reported crimes across all categories. Auto theft ranks fifth among seven crime types, behind Other (66), Mischief (22), Theft from vehicle (19), and Theft (11), and tied with Bike theft (4). The yearly series shows a decline from previous years, with the most recent count well below historic peaks.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Pitt Meadows.
This page presents open‑data counts for auto theft incidents in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, covering the latest calendar year 2026 up to April 2026.
During this period the city recorded 4 auto thefts, representing 3.1 % of all 128 reported incidents across all categories.
Auto theft ranks fifth among seven crime categories in Pitt Meadows, with 4 incidents recorded YTD through April 2026. It is far less common than the leading "Other" category, which recorded 66 incidents, and also lower than Mischief (22), Theft from vehicle (19), and Theft (11). The only category with an equal count is Bike theft, also at 4 incidents. This positioning reflects its relatively modest presence in the city's overall crime landscape.
Auto theft contributes a small proportion of Pitt Meadows' overall crime, accounting for 4 incidents and just over three percent of the total count. Its rank of fifth out of seven categories underscores its relatively low frequency compared with offences such as "Other" and "Mischief." The long‑term series shows a clear decline from a peak of 62 incidents in 2014 to the current YTD total of 4, and the most recent year‑over‑year change was a 9.1 % drop from 2025 to 2024. These figures suggest a sustained downward trend in reported auto thefts.
The open‑data feed shows that Pitt Meadows recorded 4 auto theft incidents in 2026 up to April. These four cases make up part of the city's total of 128 reported crimes for the same period.
Auto theft accounts for 3.1 % of all reported incidents in Pitt Meadows. With 4 auto thefts out of the total 128 crimes across every category, the proportion remains modest.
Auto theft is the fifth most common category out of seven, with 4 incidents. It is far lower than "Other" (66 incidents) and "Mischief" (22), less than "Theft from vehicle" (19) and "Theft" (11), and matches the count for "Bike theft" (4).
The historical series shows a peak of 62 auto thefts in 2014, followed by a steady decline to 4 incidents in 2026 YTD. The most recent year‑over‑year change was a 9.1 % decrease, dropping from 20 incidents in 2025 to 22 in 2024, indicating a continued downward trajectory.
Data sourced from the British Columbia open‑data portal (BC).