Foremost Crime Map
Alberta · August 2026 · updated 2026-10-13
| August 2026 | 1 incidents |
|---|---|
| 2026 YTD | 1 incidents through the last complete month |
| Full archive | 1 incidents (2026–2026) |
Source: RCMP K-Division open data.
About crime in Foremost
Latest available snapshot. Foremost has 1 mapped incidents for August 2026. Counts reflect the source coverage published for this city.
Across 2026–2026, the current archive contains 1 mapped incidents for Foremost. Missing categories or periods reflect what the source publishes; missing is not zero.
Foremost crime overview
Essay updated 2026-09-01 · figures above are from the latest data
TL;DR. Foremost, Alberta recorded a single incident in August 2026. The month’s crime total of one aligns with the sole category reported: Theft, which comprises 100 % of the offences. No violent offences were recorded. The data reflect the last complete calendar month and are drawn from the municipality’s official police open‑data feed. Neighborhood‑level breakdowns are not available for this period at this time.
About this data
This page details verified police-reported incident records for the village of Foremost, Alberta, covering the calendar month of August 2026. Sourced from an official police and municipal open-data portal in Alberta, these records capture 1 total incident documented during this single monthly reporting period. Unlike rolling views such as the 60-day map window on the interactive map, which also lists 1 total incident, this review focuses on the closed monthly window for August 2026.
Tracking monthly open data gives community members, researchers, and local observers an objective, verified accounting of documented local police activity without speculation or informal reporting channels. Across August 2026, the dataset records 1 dated incident occurring on 2026-08-03, while violent-category incidents stand at 0 for the 2026 (YTD, through Aug) period. Documenting these specific figures provides transparent insight into public records published for the municipality.
Recent trend
Year-over-year change is not available for August 2026 because the open dataset's published annual series contains only a single year, 2026, with no earlier complete-year baseline for historical comparison. In the published year series, 2026 accounts for 1 incident, aligning with the single dated occurrence recorded on 2026-08-03. Because a secondary comparison year is absent from the records, calculating a percentage trend is not possible for this reporting timeframe. Establishing long-term statistical trajectories will require additional annual data releases from the open portal over future calendar periods for Foremost.
Category breakdown
The incident breakdown published in top categories reflects the 2026 (YTD, through Aug) category mix period. Across this published schedule, only one offence category appears in the data: Theft ranks first with 1 incident, representing 100% of the recorded category distribution. No secondary or tertiary categories are listed in the municipal dataset, meaning Theft constitutes the entire published category portfolio. Furthermore, violent-category incidents stand at 0 for the 2026 year-to-date period through August, which accounts for the absence of categories such as assault, robbery, or homicide in the open records. In total, this single property-related entry defines the comprehensive category profile published for Foremost during this reporting span.
What this means
Foremost's published open data for August 2026 is defined entirely by a single occurrence: 1 total incident categorised as Theft, accounting for 100% of the category distribution. With 0 violent-category incidents logged across 2026 through August, documented police activity in the village shows no reported violent offences. This single dated event on 2026-08-03 represents the entirety of both the monthly total and the 2026 annual series count published to date.
FAQ
How many crime incidents were reported in Foremost in August 2026?
Foremost recorded 1 crime incident in August 2026, according to official open data. The single incident occurred on August 3, 2026, representing the total count published for that calendar month. Headline counts reflect published monthly open-data releases rather than the rolling interactive map window.
What is the most common crime reported in Foremost?
Theft is the leading category in Foremost, accounting for 1 incident and 100% of the category mix in the 2026 year-to-date data through August. No violent incidents, such as assault, robbery, or homicide, were recorded in the dataset for this reporting period.
How do crime numbers in Foremost compare to previous years?
A year-over-year change is not available for this period. The open-data series currently includes 1 incident in 2026, with no prior complete calendar years published in the dataset for comparison. Multi-year trend figures cannot be calculated until historical annual records become available.
Can I check crime incidents by neighbourhood in Foremost?
Neighbourhood breakdowns are not available for this source. Open-data reporting for Foremost provides municipal-level data rather than neighbourhood-specific or sub-district boundaries. As a result, the 1 recorded incident in the dataset is mapped to the municipality as a single geographic area.
Where does the crime data for Foremost originate?
Crime data for Foremost is sourced from an official police and municipal open-data portal in Alberta. The figures reflect verified public records published through provincial open-data systems, documenting 1 incident for the municipality during the 2026 reporting period. Police service attribution is provided via these municipal records.
How current is the crime data for Foremost?
Crime data for Foremost is current through August 3, 2026, the latest occurrence date logged for the August 2026 reporting period. While the rolling interactive map window reflects 1 incident over 60 days, monthly summary statistics are published following the close of each complete calendar month.
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