Strathcona County's open-data archive lists 41 auto theft incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July. That is 6.9% of the city's 592 incidents across all categories in the same period. Auto theft ranks 5th among the five published categories. Theft, theft from vehicle, mischief, and break and enter each show higher counts in the same window. The published yearly series currently contains only 2026, so no year-over-year comparison is available.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Strathcona County.
Auto theft is one of five incident categories covered in Strathcona County's open-data crime archive. This page uses the full published dataset rather than the 60-day map window, and reports counts for the latest calendar year: 2026, year-to-date through July. In that period, the archive records 41 auto theft incidents, representing 6.9% of the city-wide total of 592 incidents across all categories.
Because the selected window is year-to-date, these figures are not full-year totals. The dataset currently contains only 2026 records for this category, so no earlier year appears in the series on this page. The 41 incidents are the category total for this period, while the city-wide total of 592 spans all five published categories. As with all open-data crime counts, the figures reflect reported incidents recorded in the city's archive.
Auto theft ranks fifth among the five categories published for Strathcona County. Its 41 incidents compare with 223 for Theft, 127 for Theft from vehicle, 107 for Mischief, and 94 for Break and enter. That makes auto theft the smallest count in the group, at 6.9% of the city-wide total of 592. Theft is the largest sibling category in this window, while Break and enter is the closest to auto theft with 94 incidents. No year-over-year comparison is possible on this page because the series contains only 2026 data, and the 2026 figures are year-to-date through July.
In Strathcona County's 2026 year-to-date open data, auto theft is the smallest of the five published categories, with 41 incidents. That is 6.9% of the city-wide total of 592, while Theft leads the group at 223. The year series contains only 2026 data, so no year-over-year shift can be seen. These are YTD figures through July, not a 60-day map window.
The latest published archive shows 41 auto theft incidents for 2026, year-to-date through July. That count comes from the full open-data archive, not the 60-day map window. Auto theft represents 6.9% of Strathcona County's city-wide total of 592 incidents across all categories.
Auto theft ranks fifth among the five published categories in Strathcona County. The 41 incidents are fewer than Theft's 223, Theft from vehicle's 127, Mischief's 107, and Break and enter's 94. Auto theft's 6.9% share of the 592-incident city total is the smallest among the listed categories.
No year-over-year change is available on this page. The year series for auto theft contains only 2026 data, with 41 incidents year-to-date through July. There is no prior-year count in the published archive for comparison, so the numbers should be read as a partial-year figure.
It is a partial period. The 41 auto theft incidents are recorded for 2026 year-to-date through July, based on the latest complete month in the archive. That is not a full calendar-year total. The rolling 60-day map window, by contrast, shows 276 incidents city-wide across all categories for its own period.
Data source: Strathcona County open-data records (Alberta, AB) as published by the upstream municipal open-data portal.