In Rocky View County's 2026 open-data file, Theft is the leading category, with 97 reported incidents in the year-to-date period through July. That represents 32.4% of the city-wide total of 299 incidents across all five published categories. Among the other listed categories, auto theft had the highest count at 54 incidents. These are year-to-date counts from the full archive, not the rolling 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Rocky View County.
This page covers Theft incidents in Rocky View County, Alberta, using open-data records from the city's full archive. The category count for Theft is 97 reported incidents in the selected period — 2026 (YTD, through Jul) — based on the full archive rather than the 60-day map window. Theft accounts for 32.4% of the citywide total of 299 incidents across all categories in the same period. That citywide total belongs to the open-data year-to-date file, not to the rolling map tier.
Theft is the largest listed category in Rocky View County's current open-data file, ranking 1 of 5 categories. The page places Theft beside related property categories such as auto theft, theft from vehicle, break and enter, and mischief, allowing direct comparison of counts for the same period. The published year series for Theft currently contains a single year — 2026 — with a count of 97, so this page does not present a year-over-year percentage change.
Theft's count of 97 puts it at the top of Rocky View County's five-category open-data list for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). The closest sibling category is auto theft, with 54 incidents, then theft from vehicle with 53, break and enter with 52, and mischief with 43. Theft therefore leads the current file, while the next three categories sit within two incidents of each other. No year-over-year comparison is available for Theft because the published series includes only 2026; the category comparison is based on the same selected window.
Within Rocky View County's 2026 year-to-date open-data file, Theft is the category with the highest count at 97, representing 32.4% of the 299 citywide incidents. The gap to the next categories is moderate: auto theft sits at 54 and theft from vehicle at 53, while break and enter is 52 and mischief is 43. The year series contains only 2026, so there is no measurable year-over-year shift on this page. The main takeaway is the category's top rank and its share of the citywide total.
The 97 Theft incidents cover Rocky View County's 2026 calendar year-to-date period through July. This is the latest calendar year from the full open-data archive, not the 60-day map window. The same period also yields a citywide total of 299 incidents across all categories. Theft's 32.4% share is based on those two figures.
Theft is ranked 1 of 5 categories in the 2026 year-to-date open-data file. Its count of 97 is higher than auto theft (54), theft from vehicle (53), break and enter (52), and mischief (43). Because the year series for Theft contains only 2026, the comparison is across categories for the same selected window rather than a year-over-year change.
No. The published year series for Theft in Rocky View County includes a single entry: 2026 with 97 incidents. Because there is no earlier-year count in the series, this page does not show a percentage change from a prior year. The 97 figure should be understood as the 2026 year-to-date count through July, not an annual total.
Rocky View County's citywide open-data total for 2026 year-to-date through July is 299 incidents across all categories. Theft's 97 incidents represent 32.4% of that total. The remaining categories in the file include auto theft, theft from vehicle, break and enter, and mischief. This citywide total is based on the full archive, not the 60-day map window.
Figures are drawn from the Rocky View County, Alberta (AB), open-data records used by CrimeMaps.ca.