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St. Albert crime in 2026

St. Albert recorded 482 reported incidents in 2026, the only year currently in the city archive. Theft was the leading category with 221 records, followed by mischief (92), theft from vehicle (81), break and enter (63), and auto theft (25). Because there is no earlier or later year in the dataset, no year-over-year comparison is available. These figures reflect reported incidents, not crime rates.

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Incidents in 2026
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Share of selected city data
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Rank among years
Theft
Top category
221 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Theft 221
45.9% of 2026 incidents
19.1% of 2026 incidents
16.8% of 2026 incidents
13.1% of 2026 incidents
5.2% of 2026 incidents

St. Albert crime 2026

In 2026, St. Albert's open-data file contains 482 reported incidents. That total is also the full on-disk archive for the city, since this is the only year present in the dataset. This page examines how those 482 incidents are distributed by category, with a focus on the year's top-ranked offence types and what can—and cannot—be said from a single-year series. The underlying records are supplied by RCMP K-Division.

The data comes from the RCMP K-Division open-data release for Alberta (AB) and reflects incidents as classified in that file. Figures are counts of reported incidents, not per-population rates. Users should treat the 2026 total as the reference point for this archive; no year-over-year percentage is provided because there is no previous year to compare against.

Year-over-year

St. Albert's 2026 file contains 482 incident records, all of which belong to the 2026 calendar year in the archive. Theft is the leading category, with 221 records. Mischief follows at 92, theft from vehicle at 81, break and enter at 63, and auto theft at 25. Those five categories form the top of the year's ranked list. Because this is the only year in the on-disk series, there is no prior-year baseline in this dataset, so the page does not claim a directional trend. All figures are incident counts from reported records, not per-population rates.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

St. Albert's 2026 data skews heavily toward property incidents: Theft leads with 221 records, and theft from vehicle (81), break and enter (63), and auto theft (25) all place in the top five. Mischief, at 92, is the only non-theft category in that group. With one year in the archive, 2026 ranks first by default, so the notable feature is the internal mix rather than a trend. Theft's 221 total stands clearly above the next category, Mischief, at 92.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about St. Albert crime in 2026

How many reported incidents were recorded in St. Albert in 2026?

The 2026 open-data file contains 482 reported incidents for St. Albert. Because this is the only year in the city's archived data, those 482 records also represent the full archive. The count comes from the RCMP K-Division open-data release and reflects reported incidents only, not population-adjusted rates.

Are reported incidents in St. Albert rising or falling compared to prior years?

No year-over-year comparison is possible in this dataset because the archive contains only 2026. There is no prior-year count to compare against. The 482 total is the only available baseline; a trend claim would require at least one additional year of data.

Which offence category was most common in St. Albert in 2026?

Theft was the most common category, with 221 recorded incidents in 2026. Mischief followed at 92, theft from vehicle at 81, break and enter at 63, and auto theft at 25. These five categories are the top-ranked listed types in the available data.

Where does the St. Albert 2026 data come from?

The data comes from the RCMP K-Division open-data release for Alberta (AB). It includes incidents reported and recorded under the classification used in that release. Only St. Albert records in the published file are counted, so the figures may differ from other municipal reporting systems.

Sources

Source: RCMP K-Division open-data records for Alberta (AB).

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