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Leduc crime in 2026

In 2026, Leduc, Alberta logged 322 total reported open-data incidents, as published by RCMP K-Division. Year-over-year comparisons are not available because 2026 is the only calendar year present in this dataset archive. Mischief represented the leading incident type with 101 reported cases, followed by 96 theft offences, 53 break and enter incidents, 38 thefts from vehicles, and 34 auto theft cases.

322
Incidents in 2026
100%
Share of selected city data
1 of 1
Rank among years
Mischief
Top category
101 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Mischief 101
31.4% of 2026 incidents
Theft 96
29.8% of 2026 incidents
16.5% of 2026 incidents
11.8% of 2026 incidents
10.6% of 2026 incidents

Leduc crime 2026

Leduc's 2026 open-data file records 322 reported incidents, according to RCMP K-Division records for Alberta. This city page summarises the full calendar-year file for Leduc, breaking down the year's counts by the categories that appear most often. The page also places 2026 in the context of the city's overall open-data archive, which currently contains one year of records.

Because 2026 is currently the only year in Leduc's archive, the annual count of 322 is also the city-wide total across all available years, and no year-over-year comparison is possible from this data. The top categories in 2026 are Mischief (101), Theft (96), Break and enter (53), Theft from vehicle (38), and Auto theft (34). A reader looking for a trend would need additional years of records before one can be identified.

Year-over-year

The 2026 data for Leduc is a single-year archive, so the 322 records cannot be compared with earlier years. Mischief is the largest category on the page at 101 incidents, followed by Theft at 96. Break and enter (53), Theft from vehicle (38), and Auto theft (34) round out the top five. All five top categories describe property-related incident records. The city total and the annual total are the same figure—322—because no other year is present in the dataset. Without a prior-year count, the year's data is best read as a baseline snapshot of what RCMP K-Division reported for Leduc in 2026.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

2026 stands alone in Leduc's archive: its 322 incidents are the full city record, and the year ranks first among one available year. The top five categories are all property-focused—Mischief (101), Theft (96), Break and enter (53), Theft from vehicle (38), and Auto theft (34). The absence of earlier years means no trend can be derived from this page alone. What is visible is a single-year snapshot weighted heavily toward property-type incidents.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Leduc crime in 2026

How many reported incidents are in Leduc's 2026 data?

Leduc's 2026 open-data record contains 322 reported incidents. Since 2026 is the only year in the current city archive, this same 322 figure is also the city-wide total across all available years. The figures are supplied by RCMP K-Division open data for Alberta (AB).

Is Leduc's incident count rising or falling?

The dataset does not provide enough information to show a trend. Leduc's archive has one year on file—2026—with 322 reported incidents. There is no earlier-year count in this dataset, so any statement about an increase or decrease would require records that are not present here.

Which category had the most incidents in Leduc in 2026?

Mischief had the most incidents in 2026, with 101 records. Theft followed at 96, break and enter at 53, theft from vehicle at 38, and auto theft at 34. These figures are reported incident counts from RCMP K-Division data.

Where does Leduc's 2026 open-data come from?

The data comes from RCMP K-Division open data for Alberta (AB). It includes 322 reported incidents for Leduc across the 2026 calendar year. The category totals, such as 101 Mischief incidents, are drawn directly from that source.

Sources

Data source: RCMP K-Division open data for Alberta (AB), providing the 322 incident records used on this page.

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