East Central Fort George recorded 137 incidents in Prince George through July 2026, accounting for about 5.9 % of the city’s total of 2,312 reported crimes. The neighbourhood’s most common offence was Mischief, with 47 occurrences, followed by Theft (35) and Theft from vehicle (25). No violent incidents were recorded. Nearby areas such as West Bowl and Downtown reported substantially higher counts, with 626 and 584 incidents respectively.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Prince George.
East Central Fort George’s incident count of 137 is modest compared with nearby West Bowl’s 626 and Downtown’s 584 reports, highlighting a quieter crime environment within the city. The neighbourhood’s crime profile is dominated by property‑related offences, especially Mischief (47 incidents) and Theft (35 incidents), while no violent offences were recorded. This concentration of non‑violent property crimes distinguishes the area from the broader city mix and suggests a focus on preventative measures targeting mischief and theft.
The neighbourhood recorded 137 incidents between 1 January 2021 and 1 August 2026, which represents about 5.9 % of Prince George’s overall 2,312 incidents for the same timeframe. The most common offence was Mischief, accounting for 47 of those reports. This category alone constituted roughly a third of the neighbourhood’s total incidents.
The three leading categories are Mischief with 47 incidents, Theft with 35 incidents, and Theft from vehicle with 25 incidents. Together they account for the majority of the neighbourhood’s crime profile. Break and enter follows with 16 incidents, while Auto theft and Bike theft each contributed seven incidents.
East Central Fort George reported 137 incidents, which is considerably lower than the counts in nearby West Bowl (626 incidents) and Downtown (584 incidents). Van Bow, another adjacent area, recorded 144 incidents, still more than twice the count in East Central Fort George. This contrast highlights a relatively quieter crime environment in the neighbourhood.
No violent incidents were recorded in East Central Fort George for the 2021‑2026 reporting window; the violent count stands at zero. While other neighbourhoods may report such offences, this area’s data reflects an absence of violent crime during the covered period.
Data sourced from the British Columbia (BC) open‑data portal.