Theft from vehicle in Rocky View County logged 53 reported incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July, or 17.7% of the city-wide total of 299. That places it third among the five published categories, behind Theft at 97 and Auto theft at 54. The multi-year series for this category currently contains only 2026, so no year-over-year comparison is available. These figures come from the full archive, not the 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Rocky View County.
This page looks at theft from vehicle incidents in Rocky View County, Alberta, using the municipality's published open-data crime archive. The category count for the selected period — 2026 year-to-date through July — is 53 reported incidents. That figure comes from the full archived dataset, not from the 60-day map window shown elsewhere on the site. It is a partial-year count because the year is still in progress.
In Rocky View County's selected-period feed, theft from vehicle represents 17.7% of the 299 city-wide incidents recorded across all categories. That places the category third of the five categories included in this city's open-data breakdown, behind Theft and Auto theft and ahead of Break and enter and Mischief. The page's year series contains only 2026, so no full-year comparison is available.
Theft from vehicle ranks third among Rocky View County's five published categories, with 53 incidents in the 2026 year-to-date feed. It is less common than Theft, the largest listed category at 97 incidents, and less common than Auto theft at 54. It is more common than Break and enter, listed at 52, and Mischief, listed at 43. The counts around this category are close in the published feed. The year series for this page contains only 2026, so no earlier-year comparison is available.
Theft from vehicle is the third-largest category in Rocky View County's 2026 published feed, with 53 incidents and a 17.7% share of the city-wide total of 299. The only categories above it in the listed breakdown are Theft (97) and Auto theft (54), while Break and enter (52) and Mischief (43) are below. The published year series contains just one year, so there is no visible upward or downward shift to compare against. The most straightforward reading is that vehicle-related property crime appears at a similar scale to two other property categories in this city's archive.
The open-data feed records 53 theft from vehicle incidents for 2026, based on year-to-date data through July. This count represents 17.7% of the 299 city-wide incidents across all categories in the same archive. It is a partial-year figure because the selected year is still in progress.
It ranks third of five categories, with 53 incidents. Theft is the largest at 97, followed by Auto theft at 54. Break and enter is close behind at 52, and Mischief is listed at 43. The category's share of the city-wide total is 17.7%.
No. The year series for this category contains only 2026, with a count of 53. No earlier-year counts are present in the supplied facts, so the data does not support a year-over-year comparison. The 2026 figure is also year-to-date through July rather than a completed calendar-year total.
No. The 53 figure is the selected year-to-date category count from the full archive, while the rolling 60-day map window shows 143 total incidents across all categories for its most recent period. These measure different time frames and should not be treated as the same number.
Counts on this page are drawn from Rocky View County's open-data crime archive in Alberta (AB), as published by the municipality.