Wetaskiwin's open-data record for theft from vehicle shows 32 incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. That is 11.2% of the city's 285 total incidents across the published categories. Among sibling categories, Theft is highest at 95, Mischief 77, Break and enter 59, and Auto theft 22. No prior-year series is available, so there is no year-over-year comparison. The 2026 figure is a year-to-date total, not the 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Wetaskiwin.
This page presents reported theft from vehicle incidents in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, based on the city's published open-data feed. The category covers theft from vehicles as classified in the open data, and the count shown here is the selected-period total for the latest calendar year. Wetaskiwin recorded 32 theft-from-vehicle incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July, or 11.2% of the city's 285 total incidents across all categories.
These figures come from the full archived dataset for the selected year, not from the 60-day map window. Theft from vehicle ranks fourth among the five categories in this city's open-data breakdown. No neighbourhood-level breakdown is available for this category on this page, and the series currently contains only the 2026 year-to-date count.
Within Wetaskiwin's five-category open-data breakdown, theft from vehicle ranks fourth with 32 reported incidents. Theft is the largest sibling category with 95, followed by mischief at 77 and break and enter at 59. Auto theft is the smallest sibling at 22. Theft from vehicle is therefore the second-smallest category in the list, above auto theft but below three other categories. Because the published series for this category includes only 2026, no year-over-year comparison is available on this page. The category's share of city-wide incidents is 11.2%.
In Wetaskiwin's 2026 year-to-date open-data feed, theft from vehicle is one of the smaller listed categories: its 32 records sit above auto theft's 22 but below theft's 95. At 11.2% of all city incidents, it ranks fourth of five categories. The available series is limited to 2026, so no shift from earlier years can be assessed from this page. The main takeaway is the relative ordering of property-crime categories in this partial-year window.
Wetaskiwin had 32 reported theft-from-vehicle incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July. That count is from the full archived open-data feed, not the 60-day map window, and it accounts for 11.2% of the city's 285 total incidents in the same selected period.
Theft from vehicle ranks fourth among five open-data categories in Wetaskiwin. Its 32 reported incidents are higher than auto theft's 22, but lower than theft's 95, mischief's 77, and break and enter's 59. It represents 11.2% of the city's 285 total incidents.
No. The published series for this category contains only the 2026 year-to-date count of 32. There is no comparable prior-year total in the data used for this page, so a year-over-year increase or decrease cannot be calculated or inferred.
No. The 32 incidents are the category count for 2026 year-to-date through July, drawn from the full archive. The 60-day map window is a separate rolling view and is not the basis for this page's category total.
Data source: Wetaskiwin's open-data crime feed, Alberta (AB).