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Strathcona County crime in 2026

Strathcona County had 629 reported incidents in 2026, its only year in the current dataset, so no year-over-year comparison is available. Theft was the most common category, with 236 incidents, followed by theft from vehicle (135), mischief (114), break and enter (100), and auto theft (44). Property offences led the RCMP K-Division figures, a notable balance for a single-year archive.

629
Incidents in 2026
100%
Share of selected city data
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Rank among years
Theft
Top category
236 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Theft 236
37.5% of 2026 incidents
21.5% of 2026 incidents
Mischief 114
18.1% of 2026 incidents
15.9% of 2026 incidents
7% of 2026 incidents

Strathcona County crime 2026

Strathcona County recorded 629 reported incidents in 2026, the only calendar year in the county's current open-data archive. RCMP K-Division supplies the underlying policing data. This page presents the year's category breakdown, highlights the largest offences, and situates the 2026 total within the available records. City overview pages usually compare years, but Strathcona County has no earlier year in this dataset to draw on.

Because the archive contains just this one year, the counts below describe the 2026 reporting year only. The 629 is both the annual total and the county-wide archive total, since no other year is present. Readers should treat it as a single-year snapshot rather than evidence of a direction.

Year-over-year

The 2026 year contains one complete calendar's worth of records in the county's open-data feed. Theft appears as the leading category, with 236 reported incidents. Theft from vehicle follows with 135, mischief with 114, and break and enter with 100. Auto theft is the fifth-largest listed category at 44. These five categories define the visible shape of the year: property and vehicle-related records dominate, while no violence-related category appears in the top five. Because no prior year exists in the archive, none of these counts can be compared against a previous total.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

The defining story of Strathcona County's 2026 data is the concentration of property and vehicle-related incidents: theft at 236, theft from vehicle at 135, and auto theft at 44. Mischief and break and enter add 114 and 100 respectively. Because the archive contains only this year, the 629 total ranks first among the county's one year of data and forms the baseline for any future comparison.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Strathcona County crime in 2026

What is the total number of reported incidents in Strathcona County in 2026?

The 2026 open-data record for Strathcona County contains 629 reported incidents. Because this is the only year in the archive, the county-wide total across all years is also 629. The figure comes from RCMP K-Division. It should not be compared with a prior year because none is available.

Is crime in Strathcona County increasing or decreasing?

The data does not support a trend. 2026 is the only year in Strathcona County's archive, so the 629 total has no baseline to compare against. Without a prior-year count, it is not possible to say whether reported incidents rose, fell, or stayed flat.

Which categories stand out in 2026?

Theft leads the 2026 category list with 236 reported incidents. Theft from vehicle is next at 135, followed by mischief at 114 and break and enter at 100. Auto theft rounds out the top five at 44. The list shows a property-focused pattern, with vehicle-related incidents well represented.

Where does the data come from?

The data is drawn from Alberta's open-data portal, which publishes RCMP K-Division records for Strathcona County. The 2026 dataset contains 629 reported incidents. No population or rate estimates are attached to these records. Coverage is limited to the one calendar year present in the archive.

Sources

Upstream open-data source: Alberta (AB) — RCMP K-Division's filed records for Strathcona County, accessed through the province's open-data portal.

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