In November 2024, Calgary recorded 2,009 crime incidents. Break and enter was the most frequent category, making up 28% of all reports. Assault and theft from vehicles followed closely.
Data period: November 2024. Source: official Calgary police open-data portal.
This map shows 2,009 reported incidents in Calgary during November 2024, sourced from the Calgary Police Service public portal. Each point reflects a police-recorded event, geocoded to the nearest intersection or block to protect privacy. The data covers all categories of reported crime, from property offences to violent incidents, providing a snapshot of where and how often different types of incidents occurred across the city’s 234 neighbourhoods.
Residents, researchers, and policymakers can use this information to identify patterns, compare neighbourhood activity levels, and track changes over time. Because the dataset includes only reported incidents, it offers a view of police-recorded activity rather than a complete picture of all crime in the city.
The dataset covers November 2024 only, with 2,009 incidents recorded. Without prior-year comparisons, no year-over-year trend can be established. The figures represent a single month of activity, making it unsuitable for annual projections or long-term analysis.
Break and enter was the most reported category, with 563 incidents accounting for 28% of the total. Assault followed closely, with 503 incidents (25%). Theft from vehicle ranked third, with 498 incidents (24.8%). Together, these three categories made up 77.8% of all reported incidents in November 2024. Auto theft and robbery were less frequent but still notable, with 348 and 97 incidents respectively.
The Beltline neighbourhood had the highest concentration of incidents, with 111 reported in November 2024. Downtown Commercial Core followed with 75 incidents, and Downtown East Village recorded 41. These figures reflect raw incident counts, not per-capita rates, and indicate areas with higher reported activity rather than relative risk.
Calgary’s November 2024 data shows a heavy concentration in property-related offences, with break-and-enter, theft from vehicles, and auto theft together making up over half of all incidents. The Beltline and Downtown Commercial Core stand out as the most active areas, though this reflects raw counts rather than population-adjusted risk. The absence of year-over-year data limits trend analysis, but the single-month snapshot highlights property crime as the dominant category, with violent incidents like assault and robbery accounting for a smaller share.
There were 2,009 reported incidents in Calgary during November 2024. This includes all categories of incidents, with break and enter being the most frequent at 563 occurrences.
Break and enter was the most common incident in Calgary in November 2024, accounting for 28% of all incidents with 563 reports. Assault followed closely with 503 incidents, making up 25% of the total.
The Beltline neighbourhood had the highest number of incidents in November 2024 with 111 reports. Downtown Commercial Core and Downtown East Village followed with 75 and 41 incidents, respectively.
The current dataset only includes incidents from November 2024, with no year-over-year comparison available. The data shows 2,009 incidents for this period.
The data for Calgary covers incidents reported in November 2024. It is based on the most recent available records from the open data source.
The incident data for Calgary is sourced from the open data portal provided by the Government of Alberta (AB), which compiles reported incidents from local law enforcement agencies.
Data sourced from the Government of Alberta (AB) open data portal.