Saskatoon recorded 17,308 total incidents during the period 2026 (YTD, through Jul). The top category in open data is Other, accounting for 7,415 incidents or 42.8% of the total. Within the Other category, Bylaw & Provincial offences represent the leading subcategory with 5,251 incidents (41.1% of Other). Theft is the second most common category with 2,566 incidents (14.8%), followed by Assault with 1,592 incidents (9.2%). Central Business District recorded 2,180 incidents across 93 tracked neighbourhoods.
Area × type · 2026 · Population 318,067 (2025) · 2026 is year-to-date, through Jul Per-100K rates need neighbourhood population estimates; showing counts until area populations are available.
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This page presents reported crime data for Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, covering 17,308 total incidents recorded during 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Derived from official Saskatoon Police Service open data, this dataset tracks incident locations and category breakdowns across 93 local neighbourhoods. For broader context, the interactive map displays a rolling 60-day window containing 5,437 incidents, whereas these summary figures reflect the full 2026 year-to-date archive through July.
Access to structured municipal crime data helps residents, community organizations, and researchers analyze urban incident patterns across Saskatoon. By examining specific category counts—including property offences, violent incidents, and provincial bylaw records��users can observe how incident volumes vary between commercial centres and residential areas. Official monthly statistical reports published by the Saskatoon Police Service provide additional administrative reporting context alongside these mapped open-data records.
Year-over-year percentage comparisons are not available for the 2026 (YTD, through Jul) selected period because the 2026 calendar year remains incomplete. The open-data archive includes 11,257 incidents recorded in 2025 alongside 17,308 incidents logged during 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Because the current year covers data through July rather than a full twelve-month period, direct annual percentage changes cannot be calculated between these unequal timeframes. Multi-year comparisons require full calendar years, whereas these headline counts reflect open-data records up to the latest complete month.
During 2026 (YTD, through Jul), the largest incident category in Saskatoon was Other, accounting for 7,415 incidents or 42.8% of total records. Within the full-archive breakdown of Other offences, Bylaw & Provincial represents the leading subcategory with 5,251 incidents, accounting for 41.1% of Other offences and 17.7% of all recorded incidents. Theft was the second most frequent category overall with 2,566 incidents (14.8%), followed by Assault with 1,592 incidents (9.2%). Additional recorded categories include Mischief with 1,491 incidents (8.6%), Theft from vehicle with 1,273 incidents (7.4%), and Fraud with 1,035 incidents (6.0%). Non-physical person offences under Other include 455 Threats and 151 Harassment incidents.
Saskatoon's open-data records span 93 neighbourhoods, showing varying levels of recorded incident volume. The Central Business District logged the highest count with 2,180 incidents, followed by Pleasant Hill with 1,488 incidents, Confederation Suburban Centre with 800 incidents, Riversdale with 766 incidents, and Mount Royal with 599 incidents. Additional areas include City Park with 450 incidents, Westmount with 423 incidents, and Stonebridge with 412 incidents. These totals reflect the location of reported incidents rather than per-capita risk, as population figures and visitor traffic volumes vary significantly across different parts of the city.
Saskatoon's 2026 (YTD, through Jul) open-data profile is led by non-violent and regulatory records rather than physical assaults. Category totals show that Other accounts for 7,415 incidents (42.8%), driven primarily by Bylaw & Provincial offences which reach 5,251 incidents (17.7% of total). Property offences also form a significant share, with Theft logging 2,566 incidents (14.8%) and Theft from vehicle recording 1,273 incidents (7.4%). Meanwhile, combined violent category offences stand at 2,074 incidents, with Assault specifically recording 1,592 incidents (9.2%).
Between August 11, 2025 and August 13, 2026, open data tracking recorded 17,308 total incidents for the 2026 year-to-date period through July. Out of these headline records, 2,074 were violent-category incidents, including 1,592 assaults. The dataset includes 17,308 dated incidents across 93 neighbourhoods. Official police reporting lists 17,546 total offences in the Saskatoon Police Service monthly report for January through July 2026.
Other is the top category with 7,415 incidents, accounting for 42.8% of total open-data records. Rather than unclassified noise, Other includes specific map-filter slices led by Bylaw & Provincial with 5,251 records (41.1% of Other), Other crime with 3,138 records (24.6% of Other), and Traffic & MVC with 2,507 records (19.6% of Other). It also contains person offences demoted from coarse parents, such as 455 Threats and 151 Harassment incidents.
Year-over-year percentage change is not available for this selected period because the 2026 dataset covers year-to-date records through July rather than a complete calendar year. In the overall archive series, 2025 recorded 11,257 open-data incidents, while the open-data total for 2026 stands at 17,308 incidents. Official Saskatoon Police Service monthly figures show total violent crimes reached 2,796 year-to-date through July 2026 compared to 2,936 during the same timeframe in 2025.
Central Business District recorded the highest volume with 2,180 incidents in the 2026 year-to-date period through July. Pleasant Hill had the second-highest count with 1,488 incidents, followed by Confederation Suburban Centre with 800, Riversdale with 766, and Mount Royal with 599. City Park recorded 450 incidents, Westmount had 423, and Stonebridge logged 412. Overall, incident records were logged across 93 designated neighbourhoods throughout the city.
Incident map points and category counts are published via official police and municipal open-data sources in SK. Additionally, published official figures from Saskatoon Police Service monthly Monthend Statistical Report PDFs provide high-level monthly summaries. For example, the July 2026 report recorded 405 total violent crimes, 1,359 property crimes, and 15,506 total calls for service for the month of July 2026.
The headline stats cover the 2026 year-to-date period through July, with open-data incident records spanning from August 11, 2025 to August 13, 2026. In contrast, the rolling 60-day interactive map window displays 5,437 recent incidents. Official monthly police reports from the Saskatoon Police Service cover up to July 2026, which recorded 2,438 total offences and 15,506 calls for service during that single month.
Data compiled from official police and municipal open-data portals in SK, supplemented by Saskatoon Police Service monthly statistical reports.
This Saskatoon crime map is built for searches such as Saskatoon crime map, crime map Saskatoon, Saskatoon police crime map, and Saskatoon crime statistics. Filter the interactive map by crime type and time window to inspect recent open-data reports — not a live 911 or CAD feed.
other is the largest category with 7,415 incidents (42.8%).
The highest-count local areas in the current data are Central Business District, Pleasant Hill, Confederation Suburban Centre, Riversdale. These are incident counts, not per-capita risk rankings.
Last updated from source data through .
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.