St. Albert's open-data archive lists 59 break-and-enter incidents in 2026 through July, putting the category at 13.2% of the city's 448 total incidents for the period. Among the five tracked categories, break and enter ranks fourth; theft leads with 205, followed by mischief at 86 and theft from vehicle at 75. This is a single-year YTD snapshot, so no year-over-year comparison is available.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering St. Albert.
Break and enter is one of five crime categories tracked on CrimeMaps.ca for St. Albert, Alberta. This page draws on the city's open-data feed and counts 59 break-and-enter incidents for the 2026 calendar year, year-to-date through July. That is 13.2% of the 448 incidents recorded across all categories in the same period, placing break and enter fourth among the five categories tracked. The other categories in this feed are Theft, Mischief, Theft from vehicle, and Auto theft.
The 59 incidents are the selected-year total from the full archive, not the 60-day rolling map window. The published series for this category contains only 2026 records, so readers should treat the count as a partial-year figure rather than a full annual total. No year-over-year change can be calculated because no earlier year appears in this feed.
Within St. Albert's 2026 open-data breakdown, Break and enter ranks fourth out of five categories. The largest category is Theft, with 205 incidents, followed by Mischief at 86 and Theft from vehicle at 75. Break and enter's 59 incidents sit below all three of those categories but above Auto theft, which has 23. Break and enter represents 13.2% of the city's 448 total incidents, with the remaining share spread across the other four tracked categories. Because only the latest year is published in this series, the comparison is limited to 2026 year-to-date data.
With 59 incidents so far in 2026, break and enter ranks fourth among St. Albert's five categories, ahead of auto theft (23) and behind theft (205), mischief (86), and theft from vehicle (75). At 13.2% of the city's 448 total incidents, it sits below the top category's share and above auto theft's share in the same feed. The published series shows no earlier year for break and enter, so no year-over-year trend or directional shift is visible.
The open-data feed records 59 break-and-enter incidents in St. Albert for 2026, year-to-date through July. That represents 13.2% of the 448 incidents across all categories in the same feed. The count is a partial-year figure and does not include the rolling 60-day map window.
Break and enter ranks fourth of five categories in the 2026 year-to-date open data. Theft leads with 205 incidents, followed by mischief at 86 and theft from vehicle at 75. Break and enter's 59 incidents are above auto theft, which has 23.
The published series for break and enter contains only 2026 data, with 59 incidents year-to-date through July. Because no earlier year is present in the feed, no increase or decrease can be calculated from these figures. A year-over-year comparison would require additional historical records.
The 59 incidents cover the 2026 calendar year to date, through July, based on the city's full archive rather than the 60-day map window. As a result, the number is a partial-year total, not a full 2026 count. The category total should therefore not be read as an annual figure.
Source: City of St. Albert (AB) open-data portal.