Prince George’s open‑data crime totals for 2026 (year‑to‑date, through July) show 2,312 reported incidents. Theft accounts for the largest share with 906 cases, followed by mischief (557) and theft from vehicle (388). The city’s top neighbourhoods by incident count are West Bowl (626) and Downtown (584). Violent offences recorded zero incidents in this period. Year‑over‑year change is not available for the YTD window.
Area × type · 2026 · Population 85,944 (2025) · 2026 is year-to-date, through Jul Per-100K rates need neighbourhood population estimates; showing counts until area populations are available.
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The Prince George, British Columbia page presents incident counts from the city’s open‑data portal for the 2026 calendar year, covering the period through July 2026 (year‑to‑date). The dataset records 2,312 reported incidents, all geocoded to neighbourhoods, and shows no violent offences in this YTD snapshot.\n\nThese figures come from the official municipal open‑data feed, offering a useful snapshot of crime activity that residents, planners and researchers can explore on the interactive map. For contrast, the map’s rolling 60‑day window displays 836 incidents, but the headline totals reflect the full YTD period rather than a short‑term window.
Year‑over‑year change is not available for the 2026 YTD period, but the archive’s complete years show a steady decline. In 2025 the city recorded 3,753 incidents, an 8.7 % drop from 4,109 in 2024. Earlier years were higher, with 4,559 incidents in 2021 and 4,915 in 2022, indicating a long‑term downward trend toward the current 2,312 incidents reported through July 2026.
For the 2026 YTD period, Theft is the most common offence with 906 incidents, representing 39.2 % of all reports. Mischief follows with 557 incidents (24.1 %) and Theft from vehicle accounts for 388 incidents (16.8 %). Together, these three categories comprise roughly 80 % of the total count. A very small slice of the data falls under Other crime, with 47 incidents (0.2 % of the total).
The incident concentration is highest in West Bowl, which recorded 626 offences, followed by Downtown with 584 incidents. Van Bow contributed 144 incidents, College Heights 139, and East Central Fort George 137. These neighbourhood counts highlight where reported activity is most clustered, though they do not reflect per‑capita risk.
Prince George’s 2026 YTD data is dominated by property‑theft offences, with Theft alone accounting for just over a third of all incidents and Mischief adding another quarter. Violent crime is absent, and the modest 47 "Other crime" reports represent only 0.2 % of the total. The city’s overall incident count continues a downward trajectory observed over the past five years, and the bulk of activity is concentrated in a few neighbourhoods, especially West Bowl and Downtown.
The open-data total for Prince George in 2026 is 2,312 incidents through July. That figure is the year-to-date count from the full archive, not the interactive map's rolling 60-day window. It covers all incident categories in the current year's extract. The 60-day map window shows 836 incidents for a more recent snapshot, but the page headline is the 2026 YTD total.
Theft is the most frequently reported category in the 2026 year-to-date data, with 906 incidents, or 39.2% of the 2,312 total. Mischief follows with 557 incidents (24.1%), theft from vehicle with 388 (16.8%), and break and enter with 290 (12.5%). Auto theft and bike theft round out the top six categories.
For complete calendar years, the archive shows 4,109 incidents in 2024 and 3,753 in 2025, a year-over-year decrease of 8.7%. Earlier full-year counts were 4,559 in 2021, 4,915 in 2022, and 4,712 in 2023. The 2026 number of 2,312 is year-to-date through July and is not directly comparable to those full-year totals.
West Bowl records the most incidents in the 2026 YTD open data, with 626. Downtown follows with 584, and Van Bow is next at 144. College Heights, East Central Fort George, Crescents, Millar Addition, and VLA also appear in the top neighbourhood list. Prince George has 32 neighbourhood areas in this source.
The figures are drawn from the official open-data feed for Prince George, British Columbia. The dataset covers 24,367 incidents across all years in the archive (2021–2026), and the 2026 headline total is 2,312 YTD through July. Category labels reflect how the source classifies each incident.
The headline figures run through July 2026, meaning the selected period is 2026 YTD, through Jul, with the file generated on August 11, 2026. The interactive map also offers a separate 60-day window showing 836 incidents, but the page's total incident counts are the year-to-date archive figures, not that rolling window.
Data from the official open-data portal for Prince George, British Columbia (BC); category counts reflect the source's incident classifications.
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theft is the largest category with 906 incidents (39.2%).
The highest-count local areas in the current data are West Bowl, Downtown, Van Bow, College Heights. These are incident counts, not per-capita risk rankings.
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