In Wetaskiwin's 2026 year-to-date open-data feed through July, auto theft appears 22 times. That is 7.7% of the citywide total of 285 reported incidents. Auto theft ranks 5th among the feed's five categories. Sibling counts include theft at 95, mischief at 77, break and enter at 59, and theft from vehicle at 32. The data cover March 17 to August 11, 2026, and reflect the full archive rather than the 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Wetaskiwin.
This page reports open-data records for auto theft in Wetaskiwin, Alberta. The selected figure is 22 reported auto theft incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July, based on the city's full archived dataset rather than the rolling 60-day map window. In the same open-data cut, Wetaskiwin has 285 citywide incidents across all categories, and auto theft accounts for 7.7% of that total.
Auto theft ranks fifth among the five categories in this dataset, meaning all published sibling categories show higher counts for the period. The category page uses incident counts from the latest available calendar year, and the 2026 series currently contains only the 22 records shown here. This narrative focuses on the citywide open-data totals for the category in the 2026 YTD period.
Within Wetaskiwin's five-category open-data breakdown, auto theft is the lowest-ranked category, at 22 incidents. Theft is the largest sibling at 95, followed by mischief with 77 and break and enter with 59. Theft from vehicle is the closest comparator at 32, still above auto theft's 22. The full citywide total for the 2026 YTD period is 285 incidents, and auto theft's 7.7% share places fifth among the published categories. Because the series contains only 2026 data, no earlier-year comparison is available.
Auto theft is the smallest category in Wetaskiwin's published 2026 YTD set, with 22 records compared with theft from vehicle (32), break and enter (59), mischief (77), and theft (95). Its 7.7% share of the city's 285 incidents keeps it in fifth place among the five categories. Because the year series currently holds only 2026, the closest context is the rank and sibling counts rather than a year-over-year movement.
The open-data feed shows 22 reported auto theft incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. This count comes from the full archived dataset, not the 60-day map window. Auto theft represents 7.7% of the 285 citywide incidents recorded in the same period.
Auto theft ranks fifth among the five published categories, with 22 incidents. The other categories are theft (95), mischief (77), break and enter (59), and theft from vehicle (32). No other category in this set has a lower count for the 2026 YTD window.
The 2026 series for auto theft contains only one year: 22 incidents. No earlier-year counts are published in the current open-data feed, so there is no year-over-year change to report for this category. The page therefore shows the recent YTD total without a trend comparison.
The citywide total for the 2026 YTD open-data period is 285 incidents, and auto theft accounts for 7.7% of that figure. Theft from vehicle is next closest at 32 incidents, followed by break and enter at 59, mischief at 77, and theft at 95.
Source: City of Wetaskiwin open-data records (Alberta, AB), compiled for CrimeMaps.ca.