St. Albert's open-data feed records 86 mischief incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. That is 19.2% of the city's 448 total incidents across the five tracked categories and the second-largest category count behind theft's 205. Theft from vehicle follows at 75, break and enter at 59, and auto theft at 23. No full multi-year comparison is available because the published series contains only 2026.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering St. Albert.
This page covers Mischief incidents recorded in St. Albert, Alberta, using the city's published open-data archive. The featured figure is 86 reported mischief incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. That count represents 19.2% of the 448 total incidents recorded across all categories in the same open-data window. Mischief ranks second among the five published categories in this window, behind Theft's 205 records. The 60-day map view is separate and contains 223 total incidents citywide; it is not the basis for the category counts shown here.
The selected period is the latest calendar year in the archive — 2026 — cut at the last complete month (July) because the year is current. The figures come from the full archive, not the rolling 60-day map tier. Because the series contains only 2026 records for this category, no year-over-year change is shown for Mischief.
Mischief is one of five categories in St. Albert's 2026 year-to-date open-data archive. With 86 incidents, it ranks second behind Theft (205) and ahead of Theft from vehicle (75), Break and enter (59), and Auto theft (23). The category makes up 19.2% of the city's 448 total incidents in the same window. Among the sibling categories, Theft is the only one with a higher count, while the other three categories are lower than Mischief's 86-record total. The series for Mischief contains only 2026 data, so no prior-year figure appears in this year-to-date comparison.
Mischief is the second-largest category in St. Albert's 2026 year-to-date published data at 86 records, behind Theft's 205. At 19.2% of the city's 448 total incidents, the category is a substantial share of the open-data mix. The series contains only 2026 records, so no year-over-year direction is visible. The count is clearly above the three smaller sibling categories (75, 59, and 23), making the gap between Theft and Mischief the main comparison in this dataset.
St. Albert's open-data archive records 86 Mischief incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. That is 19.2% of the city's 448 total incidents in the same published window. The figure comes from the full archive, not from the 60-day map view, which shows 223 incidents citywide.
Mischief ranks second among the five published categories with 86 records. Theft is the largest category at 205. Theft from vehicle has 75, Break and enter has 59, and Auto theft has 23. Mischief is therefore above the three smaller categories and below Theft in the 2026 year-to-date period.
The 86 Mischief incidents cover 2026 year-to-date through July, based on the latest calendar year in St. Albert's full on-disk open-data archive. The 60-day map window is separate and has 223 total incidents citywide; category counts on this page should not be read as a rolling 60-day figure.
The published series for Mischief in St. Albert contains only 2026 records, so no prior-year count is available to compare. The dataset shows 86 records for 2026 YTD through July, and without earlier-year mischief data in the same feed, no trend or change can be calculated.
Data for this page is drawn from the City of St. Albert's published open-data archive in Alberta (AB).