The 2026 year-to-date open-data archive for Red Deer lists 91 auto theft incidents through July. That represents 7.6% of the city's 1,192 total recorded incidents across all categories in the same period. Auto theft ranks fifth among the five published crime categories on this page, with theft (412), mischief (362), theft from vehicle (176), and break and enter (151) also listed.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Red Deer.
This page covers auto theft in Red Deer, Alberta, as recorded in the city's open-data crime archive. In the latest calendar year window, 2026 year-to-date through July, the archive lists 91 auto theft incidents. That count is 7.6% of Red Deer's city-wide total of 1,192 reported incidents across all published categories in the same open-data window.
Auto theft here is its own category, alongside theft from vehicle, break and enter, mischief, and theft. The 91 figure is the category's latest-year total, year-to-date through July, and is drawn from the full archive rather than the rolling 60-day map tier. The published series for this category currently contains only 2026, so no year-over-year comparison is available on this page. The category page's period label is 2026 (YTD, through Jul).
Within Red Deer's five published categories, auto theft ranks fifth with 91 incidents. It sits below theft from vehicle (176), break and enter (151), mischief (362), and theft (412). The category's share is 7.6% of the 1,192 city-wide incidents in the same open-data window, while the category count itself is 91. The published data for this page is year-to-date through July 2026, so the 91 reflects part of the latest calendar year rather than a completed 12-month period. Even with that shorter window, auto theft is the smallest count in the city's current five-category open-data grouping.
Auto theft's 91 incidents place it last among Red Deer's five published categories, behind theft from vehicle (176), break and enter (151), mischief (362), and theft (412). The one-year series shows 2026 only, so there is no year-over-year shift to report. The category is 7.6% of the city-wide total, which means the 91 count is a modest slice of Red Deer's 1,192 reported incidents in this open-data window.
Red Deer's open-data archive lists 91 auto theft incidents for 2026, year-to-date through July. That count is the category total for this page and represents 7.6% of the city-wide total of 1,192 incidents across all published categories in the same open-data window. The 91 figure is not limited to the 60-day map tier.
Auto theft is the fifth of five published categories in Red Deer, with 91 incidents. Theft is larger at 412, followed by mischief at 362, theft from vehicle at 176, and break and enter at 151. Auto theft accounts for 7.6% of the city-wide total of 1,192 incidents in this window.
The 91 auto theft incidents cover 2026 year-to-date through July, based on the full on-disk archive for Red Deer. The period label on this page is 2026 (YTD, through Jul). This is not the rolling 60-day map view, which is a separate city-level window. The category page uses the latest calendar year cut at the last complete month.
No trend is visible because the published series for auto theft contains only one year: 2026, with 91 incidents. There is no prior-year count in the data, so the page cannot show a year-over-year change. The 91 incidents place auto theft fifth among the five categories in Red Deer's current open-data grouping.
Source: Red Deer municipal open-data crime archive, Alberta (AB).