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Theft in Wetaskiwin

Wetaskiwin's open-data Theft page reports 95 theft incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July, making Theft the largest of the five tracked categories. That figure is 33.3% of the city's 285 total incidents across all categories in the selected period. The published series includes 2026 only, so a year-over-year comparison is not available. The 60-day map window is a separate rolling view and is not the basis for the 95 total.

Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Wetaskiwin.

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Theft in Wetaskiwin

This page covers reported theft incidents in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, using the city's open-data archive for the selected period: 2026 year-to-date through July. The theft category contains 95 dated incidents in this window, with no undated records in the archive. The selected period is the latest calendar-year cut for the full archive, not the 60-day map window.

Within that same archive, Wetaskiwin's city-wide total across all categories is 285 incidents. Theft accounts for 33.3% of that total, and it ranks first among the five categories in the current dataset. The page uses the archived year-to-date figure as the headline number for the category.

How Theft compares

Theft is the largest of the five categories in Wetaskiwin's open-data archive for 2026 (YTD through July). Its 95 incidents place it above every other category listed in this dataset. The closest sibling category is mischief, with 77 incidents, followed by break and enter at 59 incidents. Theft from vehicle is recorded at 32 incidents, while auto theft has 22 incidents. These comparisons all use the selected year-to-date period, because the series for Theft currently contains only the 2026 YTD figure rather than a multi-year average.

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What these numbers mean

Theft leads Wetaskiwin's 2026 YTD open-data archive with 95 reported incidents. The next-highest sibling category, mischief, is recorded at 77 incidents, followed by break and enter at 59. Theft's 33.3% share of the city-wide 285 incidents makes it the largest of the five categories in this dataset. The series for Theft contains only the 2026 count, so no year-over-year direction is shown here.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Theft in Wetaskiwin

What is the theft total in Wetaskiwin for this page?

The theft category in Wetaskiwin's open-data archive records 95 reported incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. These 95 dated incidents are part of a city-wide total of 285 incidents across all five categories in the same archive. Theft's share of the city total is 33.3%.

How does theft compare with other categories in Wetaskiwin?

Theft ranks first among Wetaskiwin's five open-data categories in the 2026 YTD period. It is listed at 95 incidents, above mischief at 77, break and enter at 59, theft from vehicle at 32, and auto theft at 22. These counts are all drawn from the same selected period rather than from different time windows.

Is the 95 figure a full-year total?

No. The 95 theft incidents represent 2026 year-to-date through July from the city's full archive. Because the selected period is partial-year, the count is not a full calendar year total and should not be read as an annual figure. The map's 60-day view is a different window and is not the basis for this category page.

Why does the data not show a year-over-year change for theft?

The multi-year series supplied for Theft in Wetaskiwin contains only one entry: 95 incidents for 2026. With no earlier year in the series, there is no year-over-year comparison to calculate. The page therefore reports the 2026 YTD figure as the category count without indicating an increase or decrease from a previous year.

Other crime categories in Wetaskiwin

Sources

Counts on this page are drawn from the City of Wetaskiwin open-data feed for Alberta (AB).

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