Upper Eastside recorded 64 crime incidents in 2026, representing 3.6 per cent of Lethbridge's total. The leading category is Other with 18 incidents, followed by Assault and Theft, each with 15 reports. Violent incidents totalled 17 across the neighbourhood during this period. Break and enter accounted for 5 incidents, while mischief and sexual assault recorded 8 and 2 incidents respectively.
Upper Eastside recorded 64 reported incidents during the period from May 13, 2026, to July 12, 2026. This neighbourhood accounted for 3.6 per cent of the 1,763 total incidents logged across Lethbridge, Alberta, during those same months. The data reflects a mid-year snapshot of police-reported activity within the area's defined boundaries.
While the overall volume remains relatively low compared to the citywide figure, the distribution of incident types reveals a specific focus on property-related offences and public order matters. The counts presented here represent the raw number of reported events rather than per-capita rates, providing a direct look at local activity levels.
The data covers a 61-day window spanning late spring and early summer of 2026. Readers should note that neighbourhood boundary definitions are approximate and based on the upstream open-data portal's classification, meaning adjacent areas may overlap or shift slightly over time. Consequently, year-over-year comparisons should be made with caution, as changes in reported activity could reflect adjustments to how the Upper Eastside area is mapped rather than actual shifts in local crime patterns.
Within Upper Eastside, "Other" offences led the category breakdown with 18 incidents, followed closely by Assault and Theft, which each recorded 15 incidents. Mischief accounted for 8 incidents, while Break and enter and Sexual assault rounded out the top six with 5 and 2 incidents, respectively. Violent offences combined for 17 incidents across the period. These figures highlight a property-crime tilt, with theft and mischief comprising a notable portion of the local incident profile alongside the broader "Other" classification.
Upper Eastside's incident profile diverges from the broader city total by placing "Other" offences at the top, rather than a standard property or violent category. While Downtown logged 293 incidents nearby, Upper Eastside's 64 total reflects a quieter residential footprint. The equal split between Assault and Theft (15 each) suggests localized public-order and property concerns that differ from the heavier break-and-enter volumes seen in adjacent Westminster or Senator Buchanan.
The Upper Eastside neighbourhood recorded 64 total incidents between May 13, 2026, and July 12, 2026. This figure represents the raw count of police-reported events within the area's boundaries, accounting for 3.6 per cent of the 1,763 incidents logged across Lethbridge during the same timeframe.
"Other" offences led the local breakdown with 18 incidents. Assault and Theft followed closely, each recording 15 incidents during the period. Mischief accounted for 8 incidents, while Break and enter and Sexual assault rounded out the top categories with 5 and 2 incidents, respectively.
Upper Eastside's 64 incidents are significantly lower than those in adjacent neighbourhoods. Downtown recorded 293 incidents, Senator Buchanan logged 225, and Westminster reported 164 during the same months. This contrast highlights Upper Eastside's relatively lower volume of reported activity compared to the city's central and eastern districts.
Violent offences combined for 17 incidents in Upper Eastside during the mid-2026 window. This total includes 15 Assault incidents and 2 Sexual assault reports. While these figures represent a portion of the neighbourhood's overall activity, they should be viewed alongside the 64 total incidents to understand the full scope of local reporting.
This dataset is sourced from the official open-data portal for Alberta (AB), which publishes municipal police-reported crime statistics for Lethbridge.