In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), 460 theft incidents were reported in Grande Prairie, Alberta. Theft ranks first among five recorded categories, accounting for 44% of the 1,046 total city incidents in the open dataset. This category count is higher than recorded totals for theft from vehicle (195), mischief (152), auto theft (139), and break and enter (100) during the same period. All figures reflect year-to-date open-data records from March 17 to August 13, 2026.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Grande Prairie.
Grande Prairie's Theft page presents incident counts for the Theft category as published in the city's open-data record. This is one of five incident categories in the city's public dataset. In the latest calendar year available in the full archive, 2026 year-to-date through July, Theft recorded 460 incidents. That amounts to 44% of the citywide total of 1,046 incidents, and Theft ranks first among the five published categories.
These 460 records represent the full-archive category count for the selected period, not the separate 60-day map window shown on the site. Because the 2026 figure runs through the last complete month, July, it is a partial-year total rather than a full annual count. No earlier year is present in the Theft series, so the page provides a point-in-time snapshot for 2026 to date.
Theft ranks first among Grande Prairie's five incident categories in the 2026 year-to-date data. The ranking places this category ahead of every other category in the city's published feed. Its 460 incidents are greater than each of the sibling categories: Theft from vehicle (195), Mischief (152), Auto theft (139), and Break and enter (100). At 44% of the city's 1,046 total, Theft is the largest share among the published categories. No year-over-year comparison is possible here because the Theft series contains only 2026 to date.
Theft is the largest category in Grande Prairie's 2026 year-to-date open-data file, with 460 incidents out of 1,046 citywide. That puts the category at 44% of all incidents and ahead of Theft from vehicle (195), Mischief (152), Auto theft (139), and Break and enter (100). The series contains no earlier year for Theft, so no rise or fall can be measured here. The 460 total is a partial-year figure through July.
In Grande Prairie's open-data file for 2026 year-to-date through July, Theft has 460 recorded incidents. That is 44% of the city's 1,046 total incidents, making Theft the largest category among the five published categories. The count is the selected year-to-date figure, not a 60-day map window.
In the 2026 YTD file, Theft is ranked first with 460 incidents. The next categories are Theft from vehicle (195), Mischief (152), Auto theft (139), and Break and enter (100). Every listed category has fewer incidents than Theft. These figures are all from the same 2026 year-to-date window.
No. The year series for Theft contains only 2026, with 460 incidents, so no earlier year is available for comparison. Because the count runs through July, it is a partial-year total rather than a full-year figure. As a result, the data cannot show a year-over-year percentage change.
The 460 theft incidents are drawn from Grande Prairie's full archive for 2026, year-to-date through July. This is not the 60-day map window. The page's category count reflects the latest calendar year in the archive, not the rolling map tier.
These figures come from the City of Grande Prairie's publicly released open-data incident records (Alberta, AB).