Sunrise Beach Crime Map

Alberta · August 2026 · updated 2026-10-13

August 20261 incidents
2026 YTD1 incidents through the last complete month
Full archive1 incidents (2026–2026)

Source: RCMP K-Division open data.

About crime in Sunrise Beach

Latest available snapshot. Sunrise Beach has 1 mapped incidents for August 2026. Counts reflect the source coverage published for this city.

Across 2026–2026, the current archive contains 1 mapped incidents for Sunrise Beach. Missing categories or periods reflect what the source publishes; missing is not zero.

Sunrise Beach crime overview

Essay updated 2026-09-01 · figures above are from the latest data

TL;DR. During August 2026, official open data recorded 1 incident in Sunrise Beach, Alberta. The primary category was break and enter, which accounted for the 1 recorded incident during the monthly period. Annual comparisons and year-over-year change are not available for this period because earlier historical data is not present in the archive series. In addition, neighbourhood breakdowns are not available for this source. The recorded event took place on August 17, 2026.

About this data

This page presents the open‑data crime feed for Sunrise Beach, Alberta for August 2026. The data are sourced from the municipality’s official police open‑data portal and reflect all incidents recorded in the last complete calendar month. Open‑data releases like this give the public a transparent view of reported offences, support community awareness, and enable local officials to track short‑term patterns without waiting for annual reports.

During August 2026 the feed recorded a single incident—a break‑and‑enter—which appears on the interactive map. The map window aggregates points from the most recent 60 days, also showing that one occurrence, providing a quick visual reference for residents, researchers, and municipal planners. Although the total is small, the monthly snapshot illustrates how the open‑data feed captures every reported offence in real time, offering a baseline for future comparisons.

Recent trend

Year‑over‑year change cannot be calculated for August 2026 because the year‑series data contain only a single year. The archive includes only the 2026 count, so there is no prior complete‑year figure to compare against. Consequently, the page does not present a YoY percentage or trend for this month. The dataset’s selected period is limited to the month of August, and without a comparable August count from a previous year the platform cannot display growth or decline metrics. Users should treat the single‑incident figure as an isolated snapshot rather than an indication of a broader pattern.

Category breakdown

The August 2026 crime mix for Sunrise Beach is dominated by a single category. Break and enter accounts for the only reported offence, representing 100 percent of the month’s total with a count of one incident. No violent offences, such as assault or robbery, were recorded, and there are no additional categories to report. This reflects a very limited activity profile for the period. Since break and enter is the sole entry, the category percentages sum to 100 percent, and the dataset does not list any incidents of theft, mischief, motor‑vehicle collisions, or other offences for August. The absence of violent crime counts, as indicated by a violent‑count of zero, further underscores the low overall activity in this month.

What this means

August 2026 in Sunrise Beach saw just one reported crime – a break‑and‑enter – which makes up the entire crime mix for the month. With a violent‑count of zero and no other offence types recorded, the data illustrate an unusually quiet period. The single incident also appears in the 60‑day rolling map, confirming consistency between the monthly total and the short‑term visual feed. Readers should view this as a snapshot of minimal activity rather than a trend.

FAQ

How many crime incidents were reported in Sunrise Beach in August 2026?
During August 2026, open data recorded 1 incident in Sunrise Beach. This figure reflects the single reported occurrence published for that calendar month, which took place on August 17, 2026. This monthly total represents all police-reported occurrences published for the community during that specific period, rather than a rolling multi-day or 60-day map window.

What was the most common crime category reported in Sunrise Beach?
Break and enter stands as the top reported category in Sunrise Beach. According to published open data, break and enter accounted for 1 incident, which represents 100% of the category mix for 2026 through August. No other crime categories appear in the published records for this period, leaving break and enter as the sole logged category.

How do crime incident counts in Sunrise Beach compare to previous years?
A year-over-year change is not available for this period. Published records for Sunrise Beach cover the year 2026, which contains 1 incident in the annual series. Because the archive does not contain a completed prior calendar year for comparison, annual percentage changes cannot be calculated from the available open dataset.

Why are neighbourhood-level crime counts unavailable for Sunrise Beach?
Neighbourhood breakdowns are not available for this source. Published open data for Sunrise Beach provides community-level incident tracking without sub-neighbourhood geographic divisions. As a result, the single incident recorded on August 17, 2026, is reported for Sunrise Beach as a whole rather than allocated to smaller local zones.

Where do these Sunrise Beach crime statistics originate?
These statistics come from an official police and municipal open-data portal serving Alberta. The published data reflects official records released for Sunrise Beach, documenting 1 incident for August 2026. The information is compiled from public open records to provide transparent local incident tracking across communities in Alberta.

How current is the crime data for Sunrise Beach?
The dataset reflects published records through August 17, 2026, which is the latest occurrence date recorded in the August 2026 monthly release. The rolling 60-day interactive map tier also reflects 1 incident, aligning with the occurrence recorded in August 2026. Feeds are updated as newer municipal open-data records are published.

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