In St. Albert's 2026 open-data archive (year-to-date through July), theft from vehicle accounts for 75 of 448 reported incidents, or 16.7%. The category ranks third among five published categories, with Theft at 205 and Mischief at 86 above it. The 75 count is the selected year-to-date total, not the 60-day map window. The year series for this category currently contains only 2026, so no year-over-year change is available for comparison.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering St. Albert.
This page covers theft from vehicle incidents in St. Albert, Alberta, using open-data records published by the province. The latest available figure is for 2026 year-to-date through July: 75 theft-from-vehicle incidents. That count represents 16.7% of the city's 448 open-data incidents across all categories in the same window, making theft from vehicle the third-largest category in the published feed.
Theft from vehicle is one of five categories tracked for St. Albert. In the 2026 YTD data, it sits behind Theft at 205 incidents and Mischief at 86, but ahead of Break and enter at 59 and Auto theft at 23. Because the year is still in progress, the 75 incidents are a partial-year count rather than a complete annual total. All figures on this page come from the city's open-data archive, not the 60-day map window.
In St. Albert's five-category open-data set, theft from vehicle ranks third with 75 incidents. That puts it below Theft (205) and Mischief (86), and above Break and enter (59) and Auto theft (23). The 75 incidents give the category a 16.7% share of the city total of 448 incidents, placing it in the middle of the published breakdown. Theft is the largest category by a wide margin, while auto theft is the smallest. This ranking reflects the 2026 year-to-date window, not a full calendar year.
Theft from vehicle is the third-largest category in St. Albert's 2026 YTD open-data records, with 75 incidents compared with 205 thefts and 86 mischief occurrences. It is ahead of break and enter (59) and auto theft (23) in this window. The 2026 total is year-to-date through July, so it is not a full-year count. The series contains only 2026, so no year-over-year shift can be assessed. At 16.7% of the city's 448 incidents, this category holds a visible share of the published feed.
The latest calendar-year figure is 75 theft-from-vehicle incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. This count comes from the full on-disk archive and is not the 60-day map window. The city-wide open-data total across all categories in the same window is 448 incidents.
Theft from vehicle accounts for 16.7% of St. Albert's 448 open-data incidents in the 2026 year-to-date window. It ranks third among the five categories published for the city. Theft is the largest category at 205 incidents, and auto theft is the smallest at 23 incidents.
With 75 incidents, theft from vehicle is more common than break and enter (59) and auto theft (23), but less common than theft (205) and mischief (86). These comparisons use the 2026 year-to-date window from the open-data archive, and all figures reflect reported incidents only.
No year-over-year trend is available. The published series for this category contains only 2026, with 75 incidents, so no change can be calculated. The 2026 figure is year-to-date through July, not a full calendar year, and no earlier year is present in the source data. The 75-count total therefore stands alone in this dataset.
The upstream open-data source for this city is the Alberta (AB) open-data portal.