Surrey's open-data crime feed for 2026 (YTD, through Jul) shows 2,921 reported incidents, all dated. Theft is the leading category with 1,520 incidents, or 52% of the total, followed by theft from vehicle (826), auto theft (264), and break and enter (242). These counts come from the full archive, not the 60-day map window, and year-over-year change is not available for this partial-year period.
Area × type · 2026 · Population 703,531 (2025) · 2026 is year-to-date, through Jul
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This page summarizes Surrey's open-data incident feed for 2026 (YTD, through Jul), a period that includes 2,921 reported incidents. The totals are drawn from the full archived year-to-date open-data layer, not from the interactive map's rolling 60-day window, which shows 428 incidents in its most recent tier. The underlying open-data categories on this page are property-focused: theft, theft from vehicle, auto theft, break and enter, and mischief account for the published top-category breakdown.
The feed is separate from the Surrey Police Service's monthly StatsReport PDFs, which publish official police file counts. For July 2026, that report lists 4,967 total persons crimes year-to-date and 12,931 total property crimes year-to-date. Comparing the two sources shows the open-data page and the official monthly series measure different slices of police records. This page is useful for tracking the property-crime mix within Surrey's open-data archive for 2026 through July.
Year-over-year change is not available for the 2026 (YTD, through Jul) open-data period: the year series on this page contains only 2026, with 2,921 dated incidents, and there is no complete prior-year pair to calculate a comparison. That means no annual increase or decrease can be reported from this feed. The 60-day interactive map window—428 incidents—is a separate rolling snapshot and should not be interpreted as a year-over-year change. The Surrey Police Service's July 2026 StatsReport does provide its own year-to-date comparisons, including a 23% increase in total persons crimes YTD and a 6% increase in total property crimes YTD, but those come from the official monthly series, not from this open-data page.
In the 2026 (YTD, through Jul) open-data feed, Theft is the top category with 1,520 incidents, or 52% of the 2,921 total. Theft from vehicle is the second-ranked category with 826 incidents (28.3%), followed by Auto theft with 264 (9%). Break and enter is the fourth category with 242 incidents (8.3%), and Mischief rounds out the open-data top five with 69 (2.4%). With no violent-category records in the open-data feed, the property-focused categories above are the ones available for the selected period.
The standout in Surrey's 2026 (YTD, through Jul) open data is the property-crime concentration: Theft alone is 1,520 incidents (52%), and Theft from vehicle adds 826 (28.3%). The feed records 0 violent-category incidents, while the Surrey Police Service's July StatsReport shows 4,967 total persons crimes YTD, including 2,387 assaults, 289 robberies, and 13 homicides. The gap is explained by the two sources measuring different record sets. Auto theft (264) and break and enter (242) round out the open-data top four.
2,921 incidents appear on Surrey's open-data map feed for 2026 year-to-date through July. This is the full archive total for the year, not the 60-day map window, which shows 428 incidents. Surrey Police Service's July StatsReport separately counts 4,967 persons crimes YTD.
Theft is the most common mapped category in 2026 YTD through July, with 1,520 incidents, or 52% of the 2,921 total. Theft from vehicle follows at 826 incidents (28.3%), auto theft at 264 (9%), break and enter at 242 (8.3%), and mischief at 69 (2.4%).
Year-over-year change is not available for the 2026 YTD open-data map feed because the archive series contains only 2026 records. Surrey Police Service's July 2026 StatsReport does provide police-file comparisons: total persons crimes are up 23% YTD, and total property crimes are up 6% YTD versus the same period last year.
Surrey's open-data source does not publish a neighbourhood breakdown, so incident counts by neighbourhood are not available on this page. City-wide totals are presented instead, including 2,921 open-data incidents for 2026 YTD through July. Without a neighbourhood layer, the page cannot rank or compare areas within the city.
The open-data map counts come from the official police open-data feed for British Columbia, supplemented by Surrey Police Service's monthly StatsReport PDFs. The July 2026 report counts 4,967 persons crimes YTD and 12,931 property crimes YTD, using police file counts rather than map points.
The selected period is 2026 year-to-date through July; the archive's max record date is August 1, 2026, and the page was generated on August 12, 2026. The 60-day interactive map window currently holds 428 incidents as a separate recent snapshot, not the yearly total.
Surrey's page draws on the official police open-data feed for BC, supplemented by Surrey Police Service's monthly StatsReport PDFs.
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.