Lethbridge recorded 1,763 crime incidents between May 13 and July 12, 2026. Theft accounts for the largest share at 564 reports, followed by Other at 538 and Assault at 332. The dataset covers a 60-day window with no undated records, providing a complete snapshot of reported activity during this period.
Data current through . Source: official Lethbridge police open-data portal.
The interactive map displays 1,763 police-reported incidents across Lethbridge, Alberta, captured within a rolling 60-day window ending July 12, 2026. This dataset aggregates occurrences from May 13 through July 12, 2026, providing a current snapshot of neighbourhood activity based on the latest available reporting timestamps. Residents and community groups can use this data to monitor recent crime patterns, identify shifts in incident types, and compare activity levels across different areas of the city. The map visualizes where incidents were reported, helping users understand the geographic distribution of crime over this specific two-month period.
The information originates from CrimeMaps.ca's aggregation of municipal police data, updated regularly to reflect the most recent entries in official reporting systems. By focusing on a short, continuous window, the tool highlights immediate trends rather than long-term historical averages, offering a timely resource for local awareness and safety planning.
Year-over-year trend analysis is not available for Lethbridge, as the current dataset includes incident records solely for 2026. The year series shows a total of 1,763 incidents recorded during this period. Without data from prior years, it is not possible to determine whether crime activity is increasing, decreasing, or remaining stable compared to previous timeframes. The 2026 count reflects the volume of reports captured within the selected 60-day window, which spans from May 13 to July 12, 2026. Users should note that future updates may enable comparative analysis once additional historical records are incorporated into the system.
Theft leads the incident breakdown with 564 occurrences, accounting for 32% of the total. Other incidents follow closely, comprising 538 cases or 30.5% of the reported activity. Assault ranks third, with 332 incidents representing 18.8% of the overall volume. Together, these three categories make up the majority of reported events in Lethbridge during this window. The 332 assault incidents form the bulk of the 352 violent incidents recorded across the city. Mischief accounts for 164 incidents (9.3%), while break and enter and fraud represent smaller shares with 85 cases (4.8%) and 60 cases (3.4%) respectively. The prominence of theft and other incidents indicates a property-focused profile for this reporting window.
Theft and Other incidents dominate Lethbridge's profile, combining for 62.5% of the 1,763 reported events. The 332 assault incidents represent a significant portion of the 352 violent incidents, suggesting violent crime is concentrated within this specific category. With no year-over-year data available, the 2026 snapshot offers a baseline for this period but lacks historical context for trend analysis. The absence of neighbourhood rankings indicates that granular area-level data is not currently populated for this city.
Between May 13 and July 12, 2026, Lethbridge recorded 1,763 total incidents. This 60-day window captures all dated records within the selected timeframe, providing a recent snapshot of local activity without undated entries. The data reflects a full two-month period rather than a single-day count.
Theft is the leading category, accounting for 564 incidents, or 32% of the total. Other incidents make up the second-largest group at 538 records (30.5%), followed by Assault with 332 reports (18.8%). These figures highlight a property-crime focus during this period.
Year-over-year trend data is currently unavailable for Lethbridge, so we cannot determine if counts are rising or falling. The dataset only includes a single year series entry for 2026, showing 1,763 incidents. Comparisons to prior years require additional historical mapping.
Neighbourhood-level breakdowns are not currently available for this dataset. The system shows zero distinct neighbourhoods mapped for Lethbridge, meaning all 1,763 incidents are aggregated at the city level. Residents looking for hyper-local patterns may need to consult municipal reports.
These incident counts are compiled from the Alberta open-data portal, which aggregates police-reported events into a searchable format. The figures represent reported incidents rather than per-capita rates, and they are updated as new records are processed by municipal and provincial systems.
The latest records in this view extend to July 12, 2026, with the page generated on July 19, 2026. This means the dataset includes incidents from the past two months, offering a very recent snapshot of activity across the city.
Data for this page is sourced from the Alberta open-data portal.