In 2024 Coquitlam recorded 945 reported crime incidents, a 14.6% decrease from the 1,107 incidents logged in 2023. Theft from vehicles was the most common offence, accounting for 576 incidents. Break‑and‑enter followed with 279 cases, and auto theft contributed 90 incidents. The city’s total archive holds 6,064 incidents across all years. Year‑over‑year change reflects reporting differences, not per‑capita risk. This decline places 2024 as the fifth‑ranked year out of six in the city’s recent archive.
Coquitlam recorded 945 reported incidents in 2024, a 14.6% decline from the 1,107 incidents logged in 2023. This year’s total reflects all offences captured in the city’s open‑data archive for the full calendar year.
Below you will find a breakdown of the 2024 figures by offence type, the city’s ranking among the six years of records, and key statistics such as the leading categories of theft from vehicles, break‑and‑enter and auto theft. The data also include a comparison to the prior year, providing context for the observed decrease. All numbers are taken directly from the provincial open‑data feed and represent reported incidents, not calculated crime rates.
In 2023 Coquitlam reported 1,107 incidents, so the 2024 total of 945 marks a 14.6% drop in reported offences. The decline is reflected across the main categories, with theft from vehicle falling to 576 incidents and break‑and‑enter to 279. Although the overall count fell, the mix of offences remained similar, with property‑related crimes still dominating the profile for the year. This year’s figures continue the city’s recent downward trend after a peak of 1,298 incidents in 2022.
Theft from vehicle dominates 2024, accounting for more than half of all incidents, while break‑and‑enter remains a substantial secondary concern. Auto theft is comparatively low. With a 14.6% year‑over‑year decline, this year ranks fifth out of six recorded years, indicating a lower overall activity level than earlier periods. The 945 incidents represent 15.6% of Coquitlam’s cumulative archive of 6,064 reported offences.
Coquitlam recorded 945 reported incidents in 2024. This figure includes all offence types captured in the city’s open‑data feed for the full calendar year.
Incidents decreased in 2024, falling by 14.6% from 1,107 reported in 2023 to 945 in 2024. The drop reflects fewer reported offences across the main categories.
The three leading categories were Theft from vehicle with 576 incidents, Break and enter with 279 incidents, and Auto theft with 90 incidents. Together they account for the majority of the year’s reported offences.
The figures are sourced from British Columbia’s open‑data portal, which publishes city‑level crime incident reports for Coquitlam.
Data sourced from the British Columbia open‑data portal (BC).