Foremost, Alberta recorded a single crime incident in the 2026 year‑to‑date period ending July, according to the latest open‑data set. The total of one incident reflects the YTD figure for this calendar year. Theft accounts for all reported incidents, representing 100 % of the count and ranking as the leading category. No violent offences were recorded during this timeframe. The 60‑day rolling map window also shows one incident, matching the YTD total.
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The Foremost, Alberta page presents open‑data incident totals for the 2026 calendar year up to July 2026 (year‑to‑date). The figures are drawn from the province’s official police open‑data portal, which publishes each reported offence as it is recorded by the responsible law‑enforcement agency.
These counts represent the complete set of incidents logged in the open‑data feed for the selected period, not the 60‑day rolling window shown on the interactive map. The data help residents and analysts see what types of offences have been reported in Foremost during the first seven months of 2026.
Year‑over‑year change is not available for the 2026 YTD period because the year‑series dataset contains only a single year of records, with no earlier complete year to form a comparison. As a result, no percentage change can be reported for this timeframe.
For the 2026 year‑to‑date period, the open‑data feed records a single incident, which falls under the Theft category. This sole report means Theft makes up 100 % of all recorded offences in Foremost. No other categories appear in the top list, and there are no violent offences recorded for the period. Because the dataset captures only one incident, the overall crime profile is limited to this single theft occurrence.
Foremost’s 2026 year‑to‑date open‑data shows only one reported incident, a theft, making up the entirety of recorded crime and leaving the violent‑offence count at zero. The absence of any other categories highlights an exceptionally low reporting level for the first seven months of 2026, which may reflect limited crime activity or under‑reporting in the open‑data feed.
Foremost recorded a single incident in the 2026 year‑to‑date period, covering January through July. The open‑data total for this YTD window is 1 incident. This figure does not include the separate 60‑day rolling map window, which also shows one incident, according to the latest available dataset.
The sole incident recorded for Foremost in 2026 so far falls under the Theft category. With a count of 1, Theft accounts for 100 % of all reported incidents in the YTD period, making it the leading crime type for the current reporting window.
Year‑over‑year change information is not available for the 2026 year‑to‑date period in Foremost, because the dataset does not include a comparable full‑year total for the prior year. Consequently, no percentage increase or decrease can be reported at this time currently.
Neighbourhood‑level crime breakdowns are not provided for Foremost because the open‑data source does not include any neighbourhood identifiers or counts for this municipality. Without these details, the platform cannot generate a map or table showing incident distribution across specific areas within the town.
The crime figures for Foremost come from the province’s official police or municipal open‑data portal for Alberta, which publishes incident data for the selected period. These open‑data feeds are updated regularly by the responsible law‑enforcement agency and form the basis of the information shown on CrimeMaps.ca.
The most recent incident in the Foremost dataset is dated 3 August 2026, and the YTD totals cover January through July 2026. The interactive 60‑day map window also reports one incident, matching the open‑data count for the same period. This indicates the data is current up to early August 2026.
Data sourced from Alberta’s official police open‑data portal (AB).
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.