Auto theft recorded 23 incidents in St. Albert's 2026 YTD open-data archive through July. That represents 5.1% of the city's 448 incidents in the same period, placing auto theft fifth among the five published categories. Theft remains the largest sibling category at 205, followed by mischief at 86, theft from vehicle at 75, and break and enter at 59. Compared with these, auto theft's 23 is lower than each sibling category.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering St. Albert.
This page covers reported auto theft in St. Albert, Alberta, drawing on the city's open-data crime feed. The category counts incidents where motor vehicles were reported stolen. The latest calendar year in the archive is 2026, and the year-to-date total through July is 23 auto theft incidents. That figure comes from the full on-disk archive, not the 60-day map window.
Auto theft accounts for 5.1% of the 448 incidents published city-wide across all five tracked categories in the same 2026 year-to-date window. Published records for this category run from March 17 to August 11, 2026, which means the count is a partial-year figure rather than a full annual total. The four other published categories all report higher counts in the same window.
Auto theft ranks 5th of the five published categories in St. Albert's 2026 year-to-date feed. Theft leads the sibling set with 205 incidents, followed by mischief (86), theft from vehicle (75), and break and enter (59). At 23 incidents, auto theft is lower than every one of those categories. The city-wide open-data total for the same window is 448 incidents, and auto theft accounts for 5.1% of that figure. No prior-year series is published for auto theft, so no annual comparison is possible from this feed.
Auto theft is the smallest of St. Albert's five published categories in the 2026 year-to-date window, with 23 incidents compared with 205 for theft and 86 for mischief. Its 5.1% share of the city's 448 incidents corresponds to 5th place among the five tracked categories. The published series contains only 2026 data, so there is no year-over-year direction to confirm. The records for this category run from mid-March to mid-August 2026, reflecting a partial year rather than a complete annual picture.
St. Albert's open-data feed records 23 auto theft incidents for 2026, year-to-date through July. The count is drawn from the full on-disk archive rather than the 60-day map window, and it covers only part of the year, so it is not a full-year figure.
Auto theft accounts for 5.1% of the 448 incidents published across all five tracked categories in St. Albert's 2026 year-to-date window. That places it below theft (205), mischief (86), theft from vehicle (75), and break and enter (59) in the ranked list.
Auto theft ranks 5th among the five categories in the published feed for the 2026 year-to-date window. Its 23 incidents are lower than theft's 205, mischief's 86, theft from vehicle's 75, and break and enter's 59. It is the smallest category in the current open-data set.
The published series for auto theft contains only 2026 data, with 23 incidents year-to-date through July. Because no earlier years are included in the feed, the data does not support a year-over-year increase or decrease claim. The records span mid-March to mid-August 2026, a partial-year window.
Data source: St. Albert's open-data crime feed (Alberta, AB).