In 2025, Prince George recorded 3,753 total reported incidents, representing an 8.7% decrease compared to 4,109 incidents in 2024. Theft was the leading category with 1,574 reported incidents, followed by mischief with 940 incidents, theft from vehicle with 534 incidents, and break and enter with 440 incidents. These annual figures account for 15.5% of the 24,181 total recorded city incidents and reflect official reporting patterns rather than individual risk.
During the 2025 calendar year, Prince George, British Columbia recorded 3,753 incidents in its open-data dataset, marking an 8.7% decrease compared to the 4,109 incidents logged in 2024. Note that these calendar-year totals reflect open-data reporting volume rather than per-capita risk, and these are incident counts, not crime rates.
This page details the official 2025 incident counts for Prince George across primary open-data categories, including Theft, Mischief, Theft from vehicle, Break and enter, Auto theft, and Bike theft. Out of 24,181 total incidents in the full on-disk city archive across all recorded years from 2021 to 2026, 2025 accounted for 15.5% of all logged records.
Prince George recorded 3,753 total incidents in 2025, down by 8.7% from 4,109 incidents in 2024. In the broader city archive spanning six total years from 2021 to 2026, 2025 ranks 5th in annual incident volume. Higher annual counts were recorded in prior years, including 4,559 in 2021, 4,915 in 2022, and 4,712 in 2023, while 2026 shows 2,133 logged records. The 2025 figure represents 15.5% of the 24,181 total incidents recorded across the full multi-year city dataset. Year-over-year changes reflect shifts in open-data reporting totals rather than per-capita risk.
In 2025, Prince George recorded 3,753 incidents, placing it 5th overall among the 6 years in the city archive from 2021 to 2026. Property-related categories dominated the 2025 open-data profile, led by 1,574 Theft incidents and 940 Mischief incidents. Theft from vehicle (534) and Break and enter (440) also formed substantial shares of the annual count, followed by Auto theft (194) and Bike theft (71). The 8.7% reduction from 2024 continues a downward trajectory from peak archive years like 2022 (4,915 incidents).
In 2025, Prince George recorded 3,753 reported incidents in the open-data archive. This total represents 15.5% of the 24,181 total incidents logged in the city's full multi-year archive spanning 2021 through 2026. Note that annual counts reflect reported dataset entries rather than per-capita risk.
Reported incidents in Prince George decreased in 2025. The total of 3,753 incidents represents an 8.7% decline from the 4,109 incidents recorded in 2024. Across the 6 recorded years in the city dataset, 2025 ranked 5th in total annual incident volume, below 2022 (4,915) and 2023 (4,712).
The leading reported category in Prince George in 2025 was Theft, with 1,574 incidents. Mischief was the second most frequent category with 940 incidents, followed by Theft from vehicle (534), Break and enter (440), Auto theft (194), and Bike theft (71).
The data for Prince George, British Columbia comes from official municipal open-data releases. The complete city dataset includes 24,181 incidents recorded between 2021 and 2026. Note that these published figures represent raw incident counts rather than per-capita crime rates.
Data is sourced from open-data police records published for Prince George, BC.