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Mischief in Red Deer

Mischief accounts for 362 of Red Deer's 1,192 reported incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July, 30.4% of the city total. It ranks second among five published categories, behind theft at 412 and ahead of theft from vehicle at 176, break and enter at 151, and auto theft at 91. The archive contains only 2026 data for this category, so no year-over-year comparison is shown.

Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Red Deer.

362
Mischief incidents
30.4%
Share of Red Deer incidents
2 of 5
Category rank
2026 (YTD, through Jul)
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Mischief in Red Deer

Mischief is one of five incident categories tracked for Red Deer, Alberta, and this page presents the city's published open-data counts for it. The selected period is the 2026 calendar year, year-to-date through July. In that period, Red Deer recorded 362 Mischief incidents, and Mischief accounts for 30.4% of the city's 1,192 total incidents across all categories.

The figures on this page come from the full archive for the latest calendar year, not from the 60-day map window displayed elsewhere on the site. The Mischief year series contains a single entry (2026), so this page does not show a year-over-year comparison. Sibling pages cover Theft, Theft from vehicle, Break and enter, and Auto theft, and the city's 2026 year page offers a broader view of all five categories.

How Mischief compares

Within Red Deer's five published categories, Mischief ranks second, behind Theft's 412 incidents. Mischief's 362 incidents are above Theft from vehicle (176), Break and enter (151), and Auto theft (91). Mischief's 30.4% share of the city's 1,192 incidents makes it the second-largest component of the five-category total. The rank comes from the same 2026 YTD period that applies to all categories on this site. The category series includes only 2026, so no prior-year comparison is presented for Mischief. The four sibling categories are Theft, Theft from vehicle, Break and enter, and Auto theft.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

Mischief stands out in Red Deer's published breakdown as the second-largest category, with 362 incidents versus Theft's 412. It accounts for 30.4% of the city's 1,192 total incidents. Its count is above Theft from vehicle (176), Break and enter (151), and Auto theft (91). The year series contains only 2026, so no increase or decrease can be inferred for this category from the data shown.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Mischief in Red Deer

How many Mischief incidents are in the 2026 data?

Red Deer's published open-data archive shows 362 Mischief incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July. This is the latest calendar-year total, not a rolling 60-day map figure. The city's all-category total for the same period is 1,192 incidents. It represents year-to-date data because the archive runs through July, not a complete 12-month year.

How does Mischief rank among Red Deer's categories?

Mischief is the second-ranked category among the five categories published for Red Deer. It has 362 incidents, below Theft's 412 and above Theft from vehicle's 176, Break and enter's 151, and Auto theft's 91. Mischief represents 30.4% of the city's 1,192 total incidents.

Is there a year-over-year change for Mischief?

No year-over-year change is shown for Mischief. The year series contains only 2026, with 362 incidents, and the selected-period data is year-to-date through July. Without a prior-year figure, the page does not claim an increase or decrease. Readers should treat the 362 as a partial-year total.

What is the 60-day map window compared to the 362 incidents?

The 362 count is the 2026 YTD total from the full archive. The rolling 60-day map window for Red Deer shows 539 total incidents across all categories, based on the most recent occurrence date. That window is a shorter snapshot and covers more than one category.

Other crime categories in Red Deer

Sources

Source: City of Red Deer open-data records (AB).

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