Millar Addition recorded 82 crime incidents year‑to‑date, representing 3.5% of Prince George’s total of 2,312 incidents. No violent offences were reported. The most common type was Mischief, with 28 occurrences, followed by Theft (25) and Break and enter (14). Compared with nearby West Bowl (626 incidents) and Downtown (584 incidents), Millar Addition’s overall count is modest, reflecting a lower incident volume within the city.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Prince George.
With only 82 incidents, Millar Addition accounts for a modest 3.5 % of Prince George’s total crime, far fewer than nearby West Bowl’s 626 and Downtown’s 584 incidents. The neighbourhood’s crime profile is heavily weighted toward property‑related offences, led by Mischief (28) and Theft (25), while no violent incidents were recorded. This contrast suggests Millar Addition experiences less overall criminal activity and a different mix than its busier neighbours, highlighting a comparatively quieter residential environment.
Millar Addition recorded 82 crime incidents in the dataset covering 1 January 2021 through 1 August 2026. This figure represents 3.5 % of the 2,312 incidents reported across Prince George during the same period, providing a snapshot of the neighbourhood’s contribution to the city‑wide total.
The leading crime categories in Millar Addition are Mischief with 28 incidents, Theft with 25 incidents, and Break and enter with 14 incidents. Together they account for the majority of reported offences, while Theft from vehicle (10 incidents) and Auto theft (5 incidents) add to the property‑crime tally.
No violent offences were recorded in Millar Addition for the period from 2021 to August 2026; the violent_count field is zero. This absence contrasts with other neighbourhoods where violent incidents may appear, indicating that serious crimes were not part of the neighbourhood’s reported activity during these years.
Neighbourhoods adjacent to Millar Addition report far higher incident totals: West Bowl logged 626 incidents, Downtown recorded 584, and Van Bow saw 144 incidents during the same timeframe. Compared with Millar Addition’s 82 incidents, these nearby areas experience substantially more crime overall.
Data sourced from the Prince George open‑data portal (BC).