Bike theft in Pitt Meadows recorded four incidents year‑to‑date through April 2026, making up 3.1 % of the city’s total of 128 reported crimes. The category ranks sixth among seven crime types, with other offences such as Other (66 incidents) and Mischief (22) more common. Historical data shows a peak of 22 bike thefts in 2016, while the recent count reflects a decline from 17 incidents in 2025.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Pitt Meadows.
This page presents open‑data counts for bike theft incidents reported in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia. The data span the city’s open‑data archive from 2013 to 2026, but the figures here are limited to the latest calendar year, year‑to‑date through April 2026, and do not reflect the 60‑day rolling map window.
During the selected period, four bike thefts were recorded, representing 3.1% of the city’s total 128 incidents across all crime categories.
Bike theft ranks sixth out of seven reported crime categories in Pitt Meadows, indicating a relatively low frequency. The most common category, Other, accounts for 66 incidents, followed by Mischief with 22 and Theft from vehicle with 19. Bike theft’s count of 4 ties with Auto theft, and is far below categories such as Theft (11) and the overall city total of 128 incidents.
Bike theft represents a small share of reported crime in Pitt Meadows, at just 3.1% of the total incidents and ranking sixth among seven categories. The count of four incidents in 2026 is markedly lower than historical yearly totals, which peaked at 22 in 2016 and hovered in the teens in recent years. This decline suggests that bike theft is less prevalent than most other offenses in the city, though the overall low numbers mean year‑to‑year changes can appear volatile.
Bike theft refers to reported incidents where a bicycle is unlawfully taken or damaged, as recorded by Pitt Meadows law enforcement. In the 2026 year‑to‑date period through April, the open‑data feed lists four such incidents.
Four bike theft incidents have been reported in Pitt Meadows for the 2026 calendar year up to April. This figure represents 3.1% of the city’s overall 128 reported incidents across all crime categories.
Bike theft ranks sixth of seven crime categories, with a count of four incidents. By contrast, the category Other accounts for 66 incidents, Mischief for 22, and Theft from vehicle for 19. Bike theft’s share of 3.1% is among the lowest across the city’s crime profile.
Historical data show bike theft counts ranging from a high of 22 in 2016 to a low of four in 2026. The most recent year‑over‑year increase was between 2024 (13 incidents) and 2025 (17 incidents), a 30.8% rise, but the 2026 count has dropped back to four incidents.
Data sourced from the Pitt Meadows open‑data portal (BC).