Langley recorded 1,220 reported incidents in 2026, a decline from the 1,968 incidents documented in 2025; note that the 2026 figure covers a partial reporting year. The leading offence was theft with 439 incidents, followed by theft from vehicles (403) and break‑and‑enter (215). These counts represent recorded reports, not a measure of per‑capita risk. In the city‑wide archive, 2026 ranks eighth out of nine years for incident volume, comprising 5.1% of the total 24,133 recorded incidents.
In 2026, Langley recorded 1,220 reported incidents across all categories. This figure reflects the data captured so far, as the calendar year is still ongoing.
Because the year has not yet concluded, the count cannot be treated as a full‑year total, but it can be contrasted with the 1,968 incidents reported in 2025, which represents a complete reporting year. The 2026 count currently accounts for about 5.1% of Langley's overall archive and places the year at 8th position out of nine recorded years.
The 2026 incident total of 1,220 is based on partial���year reporting, so it should be viewed alongside the full 2025 total of 1,968 with that caveat in mind. While the numbers suggest a decline, the incomplete nature of the current year's data means the final count could change as more incidents are recorded. Nonetheless, the available figures already highlight the dominant crime types and the city’s standing within its historical series.
Theft and theft from vehicle together account for roughly 70% of Langley's 2026 incidents, indicating a strong property‑crime focus this year. Break and enter remains the third‑most common offence but is far behind the top two categories. With the year ranking 8th of 9, the data suggest a downturn from 2025, though the partial‑year window means the final position could shift. Observers should note the prominence of vehicle‑related thefts when considering prevention priorities for the remainder of the year.
The dataset records 1,220 incidents for Langley in 2026 so far. This total includes all crime categories captured up to the current reporting date and represents the city's ongoing count for the year.
In 2026, Langley has 1,220 reported incidents, compared with 1,968 incidents in the fully reported 2025 year. Because 2026 is still a partial year, the lower figure reflects early‑year reporting rather than a definitive year‑over‑year decline.
Theft led with 439 incidents, followed closely by theft from vehicle at 403 incidents. Together they make up the majority of the 1,220 total. Break and enter was the next most frequent category with 215 incidents, while auto theft, bike theft, and mischief contributed smaller numbers.
All figures are sourced from the British Columbia (BC) open‑data portal, which provides the official police‑service incident records for Langley.
Data sourced from the British Columbia open‑data portal (province code BC).