Senator Buchanan in Lethbridge recorded 225 incidents during the reporting period, representing 12.8 per cent of the city's total volume. Theft was the leading category with 87 incidents, followed by other offences at 64 and assault at 39. Mischief accounted for 19 incidents, while break and enter and fraud recorded 9 and 7 cases respectively. The data covers incidents from May 13 to July 12, 2026.
Senator Buchanan recorded 225 incidents between May 13 and July 12, 2026. This total represents 12.8 per cent of the 1,763 incidents reported across Lethbridge during the same period. The neighbourhood's share indicates a concentration of activity relative to the city-wide volume, though the partial data window limits broader trend analysis.
The reporting period spans roughly two months in the summer of 2026. These figures capture reported incidents within the Senator Buchanan boundaries as defined by the upstream open-data portal, providing a snapshot of local crime patterns for this specific timeframe. Residents and analysts should note that the counts reflect a limited window rather than a full annual cycle.
The dataset covers incidents reported from May 13 to July 12, 2026. This partial window means the counts do not represent a full calendar year, so comparisons to annual totals should be treated with caution. Neighbourhood boundaries are approximate and based on the upstream open-data portal's classification; two adjacent areas may overlap, and definitions can shift over time, affecting year-to-year comparability. Readers should interpret these figures as a snapshot of activity during this specific two-month period rather than a complete annual profile.
Theft leads the category breakdown with 87 incidents, followed by Other offences at 64 and Assault at 39. These three categories account for the majority of activity within Senator Buchanan. Theft represents the single largest group, while Other offences and Assault contribute significantly to the total. The remaining categories, including Mischief, Break and enter, and Fraud, comprise the balance of the 225 incidents recorded during the reporting period. Together, the top three categories form the core of the neighbourhood's incident profile for this timeframe.
Theft dominates Senator Buchanan's profile with 87 incidents, while Assault matches the violent count of 39, suggesting property crime drives the neighbourhood's volume. Compared to nearby Downtown (293 incidents) and Westminster (164 incidents), Senator Buchanan's 225 incidents show a moderate concentration. The 12.8 per cent share of the city total highlights a notable presence relative to the city-wide 1,763 incidents, though the partial May to July window prevents definitive trend claims.
Senator Buchanan recorded 225 incidents between May 13 and July 12, 2026. This figure represents the total count of reported incidents within the neighbourhood boundaries for this specific reporting period.
Theft is the leading category with 87 incidents. Other offences follow with 64 incidents, and Assault accounts for 39 incidents. These three categories comprise the majority of the 225 total incidents.
The neighbourhood's 225 incidents represent 12.8 per cent of the 1,763 incidents reported across Lethbridge during the same period. This indicates a significant share of the city's activity concentrated within this area.
Downtown reported 293 incidents, Westminster reported 164 incidents, and Victoria Park reported 101 incidents. These counts reflect the volume in adjacent areas during the same May to July 2026 window.
Data sourced from the Alberta open-data portal for Lethbridge.