St. Albert's open-data archive records 205 theft incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July, out of 448 city-wide incidents across all categories. It is the top category among the five published categories, at 45.8% of the city total. Other categories include mischief (86), theft from vehicle (75), break and enter (59), and auto theft (23). The series for theft contains a single year (2026), so no year-over-year trend is available.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering St. Albert.
This page covers the Theft category in St. Albert's open-data crime records. The category count for 2026, year-to-date through July, is 205 reported theft incidents. Theft accounts for 45.8% of the city's 448 total reported incidents across all published categories in the same period, and it is the top-ranked category in the dataset. This means theft makes up nearly half of all reported incidents in St. Albert's open-data feed for the 2026 YTD period.
These numbers reflect the full archive for the selected period, not the 60-day map window. The 60-day map window, which is based on the city-relative maximum occurrence date, contains 223 total incidents, but it is not the basis for the category count. No neighbourhood-level theft breakdown is available in this dataset, so citywide figures are the focus here. The city's published category list also includes Mischief, Theft from vehicle, Break and enter, and Auto theft, which are compared below.
Theft leads St. Albert's five published categories with 205 recorded incidents in the 2026 YTD period. Its nearest sibling, Mischief, appears with 86 incidents. Theft from vehicle follows at 75, Break and enter at 59, and Auto theft at 23. Since 205 is higher than each of those sibling counts, Theft ranks first among the five categories. It also accounts for 45.8% of the citywide total of 448 reported incidents, making it the largest category by count in this dataset. No other category reaches triple digits in the same period.
Theft stands out in St. Albert's 2026 year-to-date record: it is the leading category, with 205 incidents and a 45.8% share of all 448 reported incidents. The only published year in the series is 2026, so no year-over-year comparison is available from this dataset. The next closest category, mischief, sits at 86. These figures are YTD through July, not a full calendar year.
The open-data record shows 205 reported theft incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. Theft represents 45.8% of the city's 448 total reported incidents across all categories in the same period. This is a YTD count, not a full-year figure.
Theft is the highest-ranked category among five published categories, with 205 incidents. The next largest category is Mischief at 86 incidents, followed by Theft from vehicle at 75, Break and enter at 59, and Auto theft at 23. Theft's 205 exceeds every sibling category.
No. The 205 incident total is for 2026 year-to-date through July, based on the latest calendar year in the archive. It is not a full calendar-year total. A separate 60-day map window shows 223 total incidents, but that window is not the basis for the category count described on this page.
The category series for St. Albert contains 2026 data only, with 205 recorded theft incidents. Because no earlier year appears in this dataset, there is no year-over-year comparison to report. The count reflects the published open-data archive and is labeled as year-to-date through July.
Figures are drawn from the City of St. Albert's open-data published crime records (AB).