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Langley crime in 2024

In 2024, Langley recorded 1,006 total reported incidents in the open-data dataset, marking a 36.2% decrease from 1,578 incidents in 2023. The highest category counts for the year were Theft with 321 incidents, Theft from vehicle with 287 incidents, and Break and enter with 247 incidents, along with 99 Auto theft incidents. Annual totals reflect open-data reporting figures rather than per-capita risk.

1,006
Incidents in 2024
4.2%
Share of selected city data
9 of 9
Rank among years
Theft
Top category
321 incidents
-36.2%
Year-over-year
vs 2023

Category mix in 2024

Theft 321
31.9% of 2024 incidents
28.5% of 2024 incidents
24.6% of 2024 incidents
9.8% of 2024 incidents
3.5% of 2024 incidents
1.7% of 2024 incidents

Langley crime 2024

In 2024, open data records show 1,006 police incidents in Langley, British Columbia, marking a 36.2% decrease compared to 1,578 incidents in 2023. These year-over-year figures reflect changes in police reporting and record collection rather than per-capita risk to residents.

This page details Langley's open-data incident records for 2024, including breakdown by crime category and historical context. Across the full 2018 through 2026 dataset, 23,948 incidents were logged in Langley, making 2024's 1,006 incidents equal to 4.2% of the city total. Top reported categories in 2024 included theft with 321 records, theft from vehicle with 287 records, and break and enter with 247 records.

Year-over-year

During 2024, Langley recorded 1,006 incidents, representing a decline of 36.2% from the 1,578 incidents documented in 2023. This year-over-year decrease placed 2024 as the 9th highest year out of 9 total tracked years between 2018 and 2026. For broader context, the annual series ranges from a peak of 5,335 incidents in 2018 to 2024's 1,006 incidents, while subsequent years recorded 1,968 incidents in 2025 and 1,035 incidents in 2026. The 1,006 incidents logged in 2024 represent 4.2% of the 23,948 total incidents in the city's multi-year dataset.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

In 2024, Langley recorded 1,006 total incidents, placing it 9th out of 9 tracked years from 2018 to 2026. Property offences dominated the mix, led by theft at 321 incidents, theft from vehicle at 287, and break and enter at 247. Meanwhile, mischief recorded 17 incidents and bike theft recorded 35 incidents. This lowest annual total in the dataset represents 4.2% of Langley's overall 23,948 recorded incidents.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Langley crime in 2024

How many incidents were recorded in Langley in 2024?

In 2024, official open-data records documented 1,006 police incidents in Langley, British Columbia. This count represents 4.2% of the 23,948 total incidents recorded across all tracked years from 2018 to 2026. The 2024 total is the lowest annual volume in the nine-year dataset.

Did recorded incidents increase or decrease in Langley in 2024?

Recorded incidents in Langley decreased in 2024. The year saw 1,006 recorded incidents compared to 1,578 incidents in 2023, representing a year-over-year decline of 36.2%. Note that annual totals reflect police reporting and administrative record processing rather than direct per-capita risk measurements.

What were the top crime categories in Langley in 2024?

The top crime category in Langley in 2024 was theft, with 321 reported incidents. Other leading categories included theft from vehicle with 287 incidents, break and enter with 247 incidents, auto theft with 99 incidents, bike theft with 35 incidents, and mischief with 17 incidents.

Where does the 2024 Langley incident data originate?

The statistics for 2024 are derived from municipal open-data portal releases in British Columbia. The complete dataset encompasses 23,948 total incidents recorded in Langley between 2018 and 2026, with 1,006 of those incidents occurring in 2024 alongside 1,578 incidents recorded in 2023.

Sources

Data is compiled from municipal open-data portals in BC.

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