Rocky View County's 2026 year-to-date open-data archive, through July, lists 52 break-and-enter incidents. That is 17.4% of the citywide total of 299 incidents across the five published categories, placing break and enter fourth by count. Theft, at 97, and auto theft, at 54, are the larger neighbouring categories; theft from vehicle is close at 53. Counts reflect the full archive, not the 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Rocky View County.
This page covers break-and-enter records in Rocky View County, Alberta, based on published open-data incidents. It is not a snapshot of the rolling 60-day map window; instead, it draws on the full archive for the selected 2026 year-to-date period through July. The page shows this category's count, its share of all city-wide incidents, and how it compares with other published categories in Rocky View County.
In the selected period, Rocky View County's open-data set lists 52 break-and-enter incidents. That count represents 17.4% of the 299 city-wide incidents in the archive, and it places break and enter fourth among the five categories published for the city. Sibling categories are listed below so the reader can see the counts side by side.
Across the five categories published for Rocky View County in the 2026 year-to-date period, break and enter sits in the middle of the distribution by count. Its 52 incidents place it fourth, behind theft (97), auto theft (54), and theft from vehicle (53), while mischief (43) is the only listed sibling below it. When set against the city-wide total of 299 incidents, the category accounts for 17.4% of the published archive. Theft is the largest sibling category, and the two vehicle-related categories — auto theft and theft from vehicle — have counts very close to break and enter's 52.
Break and enter is the fourth-largest category in Rocky View County's 2026 year-to-date data, with 52 incidents and a 17.4% share of the 299 city-wide total. Its count sits close to auto theft (54) and theft from vehicle (53), while theft (97) is the only sibling larger by a wide margin. The published series for this category contains a single year — 2026 — so no year-over-year change can be drawn from it; the total is a year-to-date figure through July, not a complete calendar year.
The open-data archive for Rocky View County lists 52 break-and-enter incidents for the selected 2026 year-to-date period through July. This figure comes from the full archive and is not the rolling 60-day map window. It represents 17.4% of the 299 city-wide incidents published across all categories.
Break and enter ranks fourth among the five published categories, with 52 incidents. Theft is the largest listed category at 97, followed by auto theft at 54 and theft from vehicle at 53. Mischief is the lowest listed sibling at 43. These are incident counts for 2026 year-to-date through July, not crime rates.
No year-over-year comparison is available on this page. The published series for break and enter contains only one entry: 52 incidents in 2026. Because the figure is year-to-date through July, it is not a full-year annual total and should not be compared to a prior full year as if it were.
Break and enter accounts for 17.4% of the 299 city-wide incidents in Rocky View County's 2026 year-to-date archive. That means 52 of the published incidents are in this category. The city-wide figure is 299 incidents, and this category's share is given directly as 17.4%.
The figures on this page are drawn from Rocky View County's published open-data records for Alberta (AB).