Coquitlam recorded 141 reported incidents in 2026, the only year currently available in this dataset. Theft from vehicle dominates the tally at 83 incidents, representing nearly 59 percent of all reported crime. Break-and-enter accounts for 34 incidents and auto theft for 24. With just a single year of data, no year-over-year comparison is possible.
Coquitlam, British Columbia recorded 141 police-reported incidents in 2026, the only year currently available in this dataset. This page presents the full 2026 picture for the city, breaking down incidents by category to show where police resources were directed.
Because 2026 is the sole year on record, no year-over-year comparison is possible. Readers should treat these counts as a baseline rather than a trend, and remember that incident totals reflect reporting volumes, not any measure of per-person risk.
The 2026 data shows a heavy concentration in property-related offences. Theft from vehicle alone accounts for more than half of all reported incidents, while break-and-enter and auto theft together add another 58 records. No other categories appear in the top three, suggesting a narrow but pronounced pattern in Coquitlam's reported crime profile for this period. With just one year of data, it is unclear whether this distribution is typical or anomalous for the city.
Theft from vehicle dominates Coquitlam's 2026 data at 83 incidents — nearly six in ten of all reports. Break-and-enter and auto theft complete a property-crime trio with no assault or violent offence in the top three. With only 141 total incidents and one year of history, the dataset offers a snapshot, not a pattern. Whether this property skew persists will require additional years of data.
Coquitlam police reported 141 incidents in 2026. This is the only year currently available in the dataset, so it represents both the annual total and the complete city record to date.
No year-over-year comparison is possible. The dataset contains only 2026, with no prior year data for Coquitlam.
Theft from vehicle led all categories with 83 incidents, followed by break-and-enter at 34 and auto theft at 24. These three property offences comprised the entire top tier.
The data originates from BC police open-data releases, compiled and standardized for CrimeMaps.ca. The 141-incident total reflects police records as published by the upstream source.
This data is derived from open-data releases published by police services in BC.