Break and enter accounts for 94 of Strathcona County's 592 total incidents in the 2026 year-to-date open-data archive (through July), or 15.9%. That places it fourth among the five categories tracked, behind theft, theft from vehicle, and mischief, and ahead of auto theft. These figures come from the full archive and cover part of 2026, not a full year or the 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Strathcona County.
This page describes reported break-and-enter incidents in Strathcona County, Alberta, using the open-data archive published for the city. The category captures records where a premises was entered without consent, as classified by the upstream data provider. For this page, the selected period is 2026 year-to-date through July, and the count is taken from the full archive rather than the 60-day map window.
In that selection, Strathcona County recorded 94 break-and-enter incidents. That figure is 15.9% of the citywide total of 592 incidents across all category-detail pages. Break and enter ranks fourth among the five categories in the published feed. Because the series lists 2026 only, this page presents the current-year total and its position among sibling categories without a year-over-year comparison.
Within the five-category open-data feed, break and enter sits in the middle of the pack by count. Its 94 incidents place it fourth, ahead of auto theft (41) and behind mischief (107), theft from vehicle (127), and theft (223). The three larger sibling categories are each listed with higher counts, while auto theft is the only one below break and enter. The category's 15.9% share of the 592-incident citywide total is the direct figure published for this page. No year-over-year comparison is available because the published series for this category contains only 2026.
With 94 records so far in the 2026 YTD selection, break and enter is the fourth-largest of the five categories in Strathcona County's open-data feed. It sits below mischief (107) and above auto theft (41). The data series contains only 2026, so no year-over-year shift is available from this excerpt; the count reflects incidents through July rather than a 60-day map window.
The selected 2026 year-to-date open-data selection lists 94 break-and-enter incidents. That count is through July and is drawn from the full archive, not the rolling 60-day map view. Break and enter represents 15.9% of the city's 592 category-detail incidents for this period.
Break and enter ranks fourth among five categories, with 94 incidents. Theft is highest at 223, followed by theft from vehicle at 127 and mischief at 107. Auto theft is lower, at 41. The count is below the three leading sibling categories and above auto theft.
In the published series, only 2026 is present for break and enter, with 94 incidents. No year-over-year comparison is available because earlier years are not listed in the excerpt. The total is a year-to-date figure through July, not a full calendar year.
The 94 break-and-enter incidents cover the 2026 year-to-date selection through July, based on the latest calendar year in the full on-disk archive. It is not the 60-day map window. For context, the 60-day map tier includes 276 incidents citywide across all categories.
Source: Strathcona County open-data records for Alberta (AB), accessed via CrimeMaps.ca's archived municipal feed.