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Theft in Airdrie

In 2026 year-to-date open-data records through July, Airdrie logged 128 reported incidents of Theft out of 345 total city-wide incidents across all five categories. Theft represents 37.1% of all reported incidents in Airdrie for this period, ranking as the top recorded category. For context among other categories, Mischief recorded 99 incidents, Theft from vehicle had 46, Auto theft logged 40, and Break and enter recorded 32 incidents.

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

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Theft in Airdrie

This page details open-data incident counts for the Theft category in Airdrie, Alberta, covering the period of 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Based on published municipal open data, Airdrie recorded 128 incidents of Theft during this timeframe. All 128 of these incidents are dated records within the published dataset, spanning from March 17, 2026 to August 13, 2026, with zero undated records present.

Theft represents a substantial portion of local police-reported activity in Airdrie. Across all 5 tracked categories, the city recorded a city total of 345 incidents in 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Theft accounts for 37.1% of all reported incidents in the city. The figures shown on this page offer a clear breakdown of reported Theft counts as published by open data services.

How Theft compares

Within Airdrie, Theft ranks 1 out of 5 recorded crime categories for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). With 128 incidents, Theft is the most frequent category in the city's open-data feed. It is higher than Mischief, which recorded 99 incidents, and Theft from vehicle, which recorded 46 incidents. Other sibling categories in Airdrie include Auto theft with 40 incidents and Break and enter with 32 incidents. In total, the city logged 345 incidents across all 5 categories, making Theft the largest single category in the dataset during this period.

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What these numbers mean

Theft is the leading category in Airdrie's open-data feed for 2026 (YTD, through Jul), comprising 128 of the 345 citywide incidents. It represents 37.1% of all reported offences, placing it ahead of Mischief (99 incidents) and Theft from vehicle (46 incidents). The available year series contains records for 2026 only, establishing 128 as the current year-to-date baseline for this category in Airdrie.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Theft in Airdrie

How many Theft incidents were reported in Airdrie in 2026?

In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), Airdrie recorded 128 reported Theft incidents. All 128 incidents were logged with specific occurrence dates between March 17, 2026 and August 13, 2026. These figures reflect open-data records published for the city during this timeframe.

What proportion of Airdrie's total crime incidents is Theft?

Theft accounts for 37.1% of all reported crime incidents in Airdrie for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Across all 5 recorded categories, municipal open data logged a city total of 345 incidents, making Theft the single largest category in the published dataset.

How does Theft compare to other crime categories in Airdrie?

Theft ranks 1 out of 5 recorded crime categories in Airdrie for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Its total of 128 incidents is higher than Mischief at 99 incidents, Theft from vehicle at 46 incidents, Auto theft at 40 incidents, and Break and enter at 32 incidents.

Is there year-over-year comparative data available for Theft in Airdrie?

The current open dataset for Theft in Airdrie includes data for the year 2026, with a count of 128 incidents. Because the multi-year series currently covers only 2026 (YTD, through Jul), direct year-over-year comparison figures are not available in this dataset.

Other crime categories in Airdrie

Sources

Data is sourced from published municipal open data records for Airdrie, AB.

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