Surrey reported 1,520 theft incidents in the 2026 year-to-date period ending July, representing 52 percent of the city’s total 2,921 recorded crimes across all categories. Theft ranks first among crime types, outpacing the next most common category, theft from vehicle, which recorded 826 incidents. The data reflect incidents as recorded in open-data files and do not account for any unreported offences.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Surrey.
This page presents open-data incident counts for Theft in Surrey, British Columbia. The category total for the selected period is 1,520 incidents, covering 2026 year-to-date through July. That figure comes from the full on-disk archive and is not the 60-day map window. Across all five published categories, Surrey's city-wide total is 2,921 incidents in the same period, and Theft accounts for 52% of that city-wide total. Theft ranks first among the five categories.
The data on this page reflects reported incidents classified as Theft in the city's open-data feed. Because 2026 is an in-progress year, the counts are year-to-date rather than a complete annual figure. No year-over-year comparison is published for this category page, so the available series shows only the current year's count. The category total appears beside the city-wide total and the other four published categories.
Among Surrey's five published categories, Theft is the leading count with 1,520 incidents in 2026 year-to-date. The next category, Theft from vehicle, has 826 incidents. Auto theft follows with 264, Break and enter with 242, and Mischief with 69. Theft's total is larger than every sibling category listed here, and it represents 52% of the 2,921 city-wide incidents.
Theft stands out in Surrey's 2026 year-to-date open data simply by volume: 1,520 records make it the largest of the five published categories and account for 52% of the city-wide total of 2,921. Theft from vehicle follows at 826, well below Theft's lead. No year-over-year comparison is possible because the page's series contains only 2026. All figures are year-to-date through July, not a 60-day map window.
The open-data feed shows 1,520 Theft incidents in Surrey for 2026 year-to-date through July. That total is the largest among the city's five published categories and equals 52% of the 2,921 city-wide incidents in the same period. The count is year-to-date, not a full-year figure.
Theft tops the list with 1,520 incidents. Theft from vehicle is the next category at 826, followed by auto theft at 264, break and enter at 242, and mischief at 69. In percentage terms, Theft is 52% of the city-wide total of 2,921 incidents.
No. The year series for this category contains only 2026, with a count of 1,520 incidents through July. Because the series starts in the current year, there is no previous year to compare and no annual change can be calculated from the supplied facts. The data is year-to-date rather than a complete year.
The 1,520 count covers 2026 year-to-date through July, drawn from the full archive rather than the 60-day map window. Surrey's city-wide total for the same period is 2,921 incidents. Theft accounts for 52% of that total. Since 2026 is still in progress, the number will change as later months are added.
Source: City of Surrey open-data portal (British Columbia), accessed via CrimeMaps.ca.