Strathcona County's 2026 open-data archive shows 127 theft-from-vehicle incidents year-to-date through July, representing 21.5% of the 592 total city incidents across the published categories. That places theft from vehicle second among five categories, behind theft (223) and ahead of mischief (107), break and enter (94), and auto theft (41). The multi-year series currently contains 2026 only, so no year-over-year comparison is published.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Strathcona County.
This page covers Theft from vehicle incidents in Strathcona County, Alberta, using open-data records from the city's published archive. In the 2026 year-to-date period through July, the archive shows 127 incidents in this category. That amount equals 21.5% of the county's 592 recorded incidents across all published categories for the same window.
The 127 figure is a year-to-date total drawn from the full archive, not from the site's 60-day rolling map view. Because the series for this category currently lists only 2026, the page cannot show a year-over-year comparison or a prior-year peak. The count therefore remains a partial-window snapshot of what Strathcona County recorded through July 2026. This page focuses on this single offence category, with sibling-category comparisons below.
Among the five published categories in Strathcona County, Theft from vehicle is the second-largest, with 127 incidents. Only Theft has a higher count, at 223. The remaining categories are smaller: Mischief at 107, Break and enter at 94, and Auto theft at 41. In percentage terms, this category represents 21.5% of the overall city total of 592. The rank is based on the same 2026 year-to-date window, so all comparisons use the same reporting period. This places it ahead of three of the four listed sibling categories, with only the broader Theft category above it. This ordering is specific to the current published dataset and may change as more 2026 records are added.
Theft from vehicle stands out in Strathcona County's 2026 year-to-date data as the second-largest category, behind Theft (223) and ahead of Mischief (107), Break and enter (94), and Auto theft (41). Its 127 records make up 21.5% of all 592 published incidents. The series contains only 2026, so no rising or falling trend can be inferred from a prior-year baseline. Readers should treat this as a partial-window YTD snapshot through July rather than a full-year total.
The open-data archive for Strathcona County shows 127 theft-from-vehicle incidents in the 2026 year-to-date period through July. This count is part of a broader dataset of 592 incidents across all published categories. Because the selected window is only part of 2026, 127 should not be read as a complete annual total.
In the same 2026 year-to-date window, Theft is larger at 223 incidents, making Theft from vehicle the second-ranked of the five published categories. Mischief has 107, Break and enter has 94, and Auto theft has 41. Those are the only other categories in this dataset, and all are smaller than 127.
Theft from vehicle accounts for 21.5% of Strathcona County's 592 total incidents in the 2026 YTD window through July. The percentage is based on the full open-data archive for the selected period, not the 60-day map view. It is a partial-year share, since the year is not complete.
No. The published series for this category currently contains only 2026, with 127 incidents. There is no earlier-year count in the data to use as a baseline, so no year-over-year change, peak year, or trend can be calculated. The count is best understood as a year-to-date figure through July rather than a full-year comparison.
Data source: Strathcona County open-data portal (Alberta, AB).