Victoria Park recorded 101 incidents in 2026, accounting for 5.7% of Lethbridge's total of 1,763 reported cases. Theft was the leading category with 39 incidents, followed by assault and other categories at 26 each. Break and enter, mischief, and fraud rounded out the remaining counts for the period. Violent incidents numbered 27 during this timeframe. The data covers the period from May through July 2026.
Victoria Park recorded 101 incidents in Lethbridge during the period from May 13 to July 12, 2026. This total represents 5.7 per cent of the city's 1,763 reported incidents across all neighbourhoods. Theft was the most frequent category, followed by assault and other offences. The area accounted for 27 violent incidents during this timeframe.
The data covers a partial window of just over two months in 2026. Incident counts reflect reported activity within the Victoria Park boundaries as defined by the upstream open-data portal. Neighbourhood boundaries are approximate and may overlap with adjacent areas. Two adjacent areas may share overlapping classifications based on the portal's mapping.
The reported incidents span from May 13 to July 12, 2026, covering a partial window of approximately two months. Because this dataset captures only a segment of the year, annual comparisons are not appropriate. Residents should note that boundary definitions may vary year to year, which can affect how incidents are allocated to specific neighbourhoods across different reporting periods. Changes in mapping criteria can shift counts between adjacent areas, so historical context requires careful review of the source portal's updates.
Theft leads the neighbourhood profile with 39 incidents, accounting for the largest share of reported activity. Assault follows with 26 incidents, matching the count for other offences. Break and enter recorded 5 incidents, while mischief and fraud contributed 3 and 1 incidents respectively. These figures reflect the specific category breakdown for Victoria Park during the reported period.
Victoria Park's incident mix shows a heavier property-crime tilt compared to the city total, with theft (39) significantly outpacing assault (26). While assault remains the city's leading category overall, theft dominates in Victoria Park. Nearby Downtown reports 293 incidents, more than double Victoria Park's 101, highlighting substantial variation in volume across Lethbridge's neighbourhoods during this partial window.
Victoria Park recorded 101 incidents during the period from May 13 to July 12, 2026. This total represents 5.7 per cent of the city's 1,763 reported incidents across all neighbourhoods. The data covers a partial window of just over two months.
Theft is the most frequent category with 39 incidents. Assault follows with 26 incidents, matching the count for other offences. Break and enter recorded 5 incidents, while mischief and fraud contributed 3 and 1 incidents respectively.
Victoria Park reported 101 incidents, which is lower than adjacent areas. Downtown recorded 293 incidents, Senator Buchanan reported 225 incidents, and Westminster reported 164 incidents during the same period.
The dataset covers incidents from May 13 to July 12, 2026. This represents a partial window of approximately two months in 2026, rather than a full annual count.
This data is sourced from the Lethbridge open-data portal for Alberta.