Break and enter shows 151 incidents in Red Deer for 2026 year-to-date through July, or 12.7% of the city-wide total of 1,192. It ranks fourth among five published categories, with Theft at 412, Mischief at 362, Theft from vehicle at 176, and Auto theft at 91. The published series currently covers only 2026, so no year-over-year comparison is shown. These are reported incidents from the open-data feed, not the 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Red Deer.
This page covers break and enter incidents in Red Deer, Alberta, using incident counts published in the city's open-data feed. The figures on this page describe the latest calendar year available: 2026, year-to-date through July. During that window, the full archive contains 151 break-and-enter records. This is the count used for the category page, and it is not the same as the rolling 60-day map view, which reflects a separate recent-occurrence tier.
Across Red Deer's open-data archive for the same 2026 YTD period, all categories together total 1,192 incidents. Break and enter represents 12.7% of that citywide total. Among the five category pages tracked for this period, break and enter is ranked fourth by incident count. The sibling categories — theft, mischief, theft from vehicle, and auto theft — provide the comparison context shown below.
Break and enter sits in the middle of Red Deer's category comparison for 2026 YTD. Theft is the largest sibling with 412 records, followed by mischief at 362 and theft from vehicle at 176. Break and enter's 151 records place it fourth, ahead of auto theft's 91. In percentage terms, break and enter accounts for 12.7% of the city's 1,192 incidents. No earlier-year values appear in the category series, so this page does not show a year-over-year change.
Break and enter is neither the most nor least common category in Red Deer's current open-data count: its 151 records trail Theft (412), Mischief (362), and Theft from vehicle (176) but exceed Auto theft (91). The category's 12.7% share of 1,192 incidents makes it a mid-sized component of the published year-to-date mix. Because the series contains only 2026 records, no rising or falling pattern can be read from this page.
The open-data archive shows 151 break-and-enter incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. This is the category count used on this page and is based on the full calendar-year archive rather than the map's separate 60-day window. The figure represents 12.7% of the 1,192 incidents recorded citywide for the same period.
Break and enter ranks fourth among five categories for 2026 YTD. Theft is highest at 412, followed by Mischief at 362 and Theft from vehicle at 176. Break and enter has 151, while Auto theft has 91. In share terms, break and enter accounts for 12.7% of the city's 1,192 total incidents.
The category series published for this page contains only 2026 data: 151 records year-to-date through July. With no earlier-year value in the archive, the page does not claim a year-over-year increase or decrease. A full-year or multi-year comparison would require additional historical records.
The 151 count is Red Deer's year-to-date break-and-enter total through July from the full archive. The 60-day map window shows 539 total incidents across all categories for a recent rolling occurrence period, but that number is not a category-specific annual or YTD figure. The two views answer different questions.
Source: City of Red Deer municipal open-data incident feed (AB).