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Pitt Meadows crime in 2025

⚠ Pitt Meadows's open-data feed stopped updating on 2026-04-01 (136 days ago). The numbers below are a frozen snapshot, not current. More recent data may be available from the local police service.

Pitt Meadows recorded 735 incidents in 2025, an increase of 36.4% from 539 in 2024. Other crime was the most reported category at 421 incidents, accounting for 57.3% of the year's total. Mischief followed with 112, theft from vehicle with 61, and theft with 60. The 2025 total ranked fourth in the 14-year archive. These totals reflect reporting, not per-capita risk.

735
Incidents in 2025
9.7%
Share of selected city data
4 of 14
Rank among years
Other
Top category
421 incidents
+36.4%
Year-over-year
vs 2024

Category mix in 2025

Other 421
57.3% of 2025 incidents
Mischief 112
15.2% of 2025 incidents
8.3% of 2025 incidents
Theft 60
8.2% of 2025 incidents
6% of 2025 incidents
2.7% of 2025 incidents

Pitt Meadows crime 2025

Pitt Meadows recorded 735 reported incidents in 2025, a 36.4% increase from the 539 reported in 2024. That makes 2025 the fourth-highest year in the city's 14-year dataset, with only 2013, 2014 and 2015 showing higher counts.

This page looks at Pitt Meadows' 2025 open-data numbers in context: how the year compares with 2024, which categories contributed the largest counts, and where 2025 sits within the city's full archive. It is based on the same reported-incident dataset used across CrimeMaps.ca and does not include population-based rates.

Year-over-year

Compared with 2024, Pitt Meadows' 2025 total rose 36.4%, from 539 reported incidents to 735. The increase follows a year in which 2024 had already surpassed 2023's 320 records, though year totals reflect reported incidents and should not be read as per-capita risk. In 2025, the Other category accounted for 421 incidents, or 57.3% of the year's total, while Mischief contributed 112. The 2025 count is also above 2022's 391 and 2021's 446, though below 2013's 755, 2014's 816 and 2015's 775.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

What stands out in 2025 is the size of the Other category: 421 of 735 incidents, or 57.3% of the year's total, recorded in this year's breakdown as Other crime. Mischief was next at 112, then theft from vehicle (61), theft (60), break and enter (44) and auto theft (20). The 735 total ranks fourth in a 14-year archive, behind only 2013, 2014 and 2015, and is up from 539 in 2024.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Pitt Meadows crime in 2025

How many reported incidents did Pitt Meadows have in 2025?

Pitt Meadows recorded 735 reported incidents in 2025, according to the open-data archive used for this page. That total is up from 539 incidents in 2024, a 36.4% increase. The 2025 count represents 9.7% of the city's 7,598 records across all years in the dataset.

Is Pitt Meadows' incident count trending up or down?

The 2025 total of 735 is higher than 2024's 539, an increase of 36.4%. Earlier years in the archive include 391 in 2022 and 446 in 2021, so the recent direction is upward, although this is a report count rather than a per-capita measure. Year totals can be affected by reporting patterns and data coverage.

Which category had the most incidents in 2025?

The largest category in 2025 was Other, recorded in the source dataset as Other crime, with 421 reported incidents. That is 57.3% of Pitt Meadows' 735 total for the year. Mischief was next at 112, followed by theft from vehicle at 61 and theft at 60.

Where do these incident figures come from?

The figures come from the upstream open-data source for Pitt Meadows, British Columbia (BC), as compiled on CrimeMaps.ca. The full archive for Pitt Meadows contains 7,598 reported incidents across 14 years in the dataset, and the 2025 page is based on the calendar-year count for that year.

Sources

These reported incident figures are drawn from the upstream open-data source for Pitt Meadows, British Columbia (BC) and published on CrimeMaps.ca.

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