Other offences in Pitt Meadows recorded 66 incidents in the 2026 year‑to‑date period through April, representing 51.6% of the city’s total 128 reported crimes across all categories. This makes the Other category the top‑ranked offence type among the seven categories tracked, surpassing Mischief (22), Theft from vehicle (19) and Theft (11). Year‑over‑year counts fell from 421 in 2025 to 66 in the current YTD snapshot.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Pitt Meadows.
This page presents the open‑data incident counts for the “Other” category in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, covering the latest calendar year 2026 up to April (YTD). During this period the city recorded a total of 128 incidents, of which 66 are classified as “Other”, representing 51.6 % of all reported incidents.
The figures are drawn from the municipal open‑data archive and reflect incidents that were reported to police. The “Other” category aggregates offences that do not fall into the standard crime types listed elsewhere on the site. The date range extends from January 2013 to April 2026, and the counts are based on reported incidents only, which may not capture all events. These figures are intended for statistical insight and should be interpreted in the context of reporting practices and the city’s evolving neighbourhood boundaries.
Within Pitt Meadows, the “Other” category is the most frequently reported type of incident, ranking first out of seven crime categories. It accounts for 66 incidents, more than double the count for the next highest category, Mischief, which recorded 22 incidents. Theft from vehicle follows with 19 incidents, and Theft with 11. Smaller categories such as Auto theft and Bike theft each have four incidents. Together, these six sibling categories comprise 60 incidents, leaving “Other” as the dominant share of the city’s crime profile for the 2026 YTD period.
The “Other” category dominates Pitt Meadows’ crime landscape, accounting for more than half of all reported incidents and ranking first among seven categories. While the 2026 YTD total of 66 incidents is markedly lower than the 421 recorded in the full‑year 2025, the prior year saw a substantial rise of 115.9 % from 2024. This volatility highlights how the “Other” grouping can fluctuate markedly from year to year, making it a key driver of the city’s overall incident counts.
The “Other” category aggregates offences that do not fit into the standard crime types listed on CrimeMaps.ca, such as miscellaneous violations, minor infractions, and incidents that lack a more specific classification in the police data. Because they are grouped together, the category can include a wide range of behaviours that are reported but not categorised elsewhere.
In the 2026 reporting period, which covers the year‑to‑date through April, the City of Pitt Meadows recorded 66 incidents under the “Other” category. This figure represents 51.6 % of the total 128 incidents reported for the city during the same YTD window.
Among the city’s seven crime categories, “Other” leads with 66 incidents, while the next most common category, Mischief, recorded only 22 incidents in the same 2026 YTD period. This makes “Other” almost three times larger than Mischief and far ahead of Theft from vehicle (19 incidents) and Theft (11 incidents).
The year‑to‑year series shows that “Other” incidents rose sharply from 195 in 2024 to 421 in 2025 – a 115.9 % increase – before dropping to 66 in the 2026 YTD snapshot. The large swing illustrates the category’s sensitivity to reporting fluctuations and the incomplete nature of the current year’s data.
Source: British Columbia open data portal (BC).