CrimeMaps.ca recorded 358 reported incidents in Langley, British Columbia, between May 1 and June 30, 2026. Theft was the most common category, with 140 incidents accounting for 39.1% of the total. Theft from vehicle followed at 101 incidents. The data covers a 60-day window with no violent-category incidents recorded.
Data current through . Source: official Langley police open-data portal.
This map shows 358 police-reported incidents in Langley, British Columbia, from May 1 to June 30, 2026. The data comes from the RCMP's public crime mapping portal, which publishes occurrence-level records for communities served by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in British Columbia. Users can explore where incidents were reported, filter by offence type, and compare counts across different parts of the city.
Because Langley does not have its own municipal police force, RCMP open-data feeds provide the most transparent view of local call patterns. The 60-day window reflects the latest available records from the portal at the time of generation.
The dataset covers only 2026, with 358 incidents recorded from January through June 30. Because all dated incidents fall within this single partial year, no year-over-year comparison is available. The year_series shows 358 incidents for 2026, which equals the total incident count for the mapped window. Without additional years in the series, trend direction cannot be assessed.
Theft was the most frequently reported category, with 140 incidents accounting for 39.1% of the total. Theft from vehicle ranked second at 101 incidents, or 28.2%. Break and enter was third, with 60 incidents representing 16.8%. Together, these three categories comprised 301 of the 358 recorded incidents. Auto theft followed at 33 incidents (9.2%), bike theft at 14 (3.9%), and Other at 9 (2.5%). Every category in the top six was property-related; no violent incidents were recorded in this window.
Langley's 358-incident window is entirely property-crime driven, with theft and theft from vehicle alone combining for 241 incidents — 67.3% of all reports. The absence of any violent incidents in the period is notable, though the 60-day window is too brief to infer a sustained pattern. Break and enter at 60 incidents (16.8%) rounds out a clear top-three property profile, with no category outside these three reaching even 10% of the total.
The 60-day window ending June 30, 2026 shows 358 total incidents in Langley. All 358 records carry usable dates, with none undated. This covers the period from May 1 through June 30, 2026.
Theft leads Langley's incident categories with 140 cases, representing 39.1% of the 358 total. Theft from vehicle ranks second at 101 incidents (28.2%). Together, these two categories account for over two-thirds of all reported incidents in the city.
The dataset records zero violent-category incidents in Langley during this 60-day window. This does not mean no violent events occurred in the community; rather, the open-data feed for this period classified no incidents under violent categories such as assault.
Neighbourhood-level breakdowns are not available for this dataset. The upstream source provided zero neighbourhood tags for the 358 incidents, so no top neighbourhoods list or geographic distribution within Langley can be shown.
The data originates from the BC provincial open-data portal, which aggregates records from municipal police services and the RCMP. The 358 incidents reflect official reports entered into this provincial system, not independent CrimeMaps.ca estimates.
The dataset was generated on July 18, 2026 and covers incidents through June 30, 2026. The 60-day window is city-relative to the maximum occurrence date available, meaning the feed lags by roughly two to three weeks from the most recent incident date.
Data is sourced from the BC provincial open-data portal covering records reported to police services in British Columbia.