In 2025, Lethbridge recorded 7,702 total reported incidents, representing 58.5% of the 13,159 incidents in the city dataset. Theft was the primary specific category with 2,284 incidents, followed by 964 assault incidents, 620 mischief incidents, and 497 break and enter incidents. The broader Other category contained 2,833 incidents, including 1,591 other crime incidents, 567 drug offences, and 492 threat incidents, which represent person offences demoted from coarse parents.
In 2025, Lethbridge's open-data crime file recorded 7,702 reported incidents, the highest single-year total in the city's two-year archive. This page breaks down that year by category, showing how theft, assault, mischief, break and enter, fraud, and the combined Other category contributed to the annual count. It also highlights subcategories within Other, including drugs, threats, weapons offences, and traffic collisions.
The figures are full calendar-year totals, not a rolling map-window snapshot. Lethbridge's complete on-disk archive contains 13,159 records across all available years, and the 2025 total accounts for 58.5% of that combined archive. Counts are presented as published in the city's open-data crime file for Alberta (AB).
The 2025 data is the earliest year in Lethbridge's two-year archive, so there is no earlier-year count available for a year-over-year comparison. The year's top category was Other, with 2,833 records, followed by Theft at 2,284. Assault accounted for 964 records, Mischief 620, Break and enter 497, and Fraud 373. Within Other, 1,591 records were classified as Other crime, 567 as Drugs, and 492 as Threats. These numbers describe the reported mix for 2025 only; the other archived year is not treated as a comparison because the 2025 page has no prior-year baseline.
Lethbridge's 2025 data is defined by the largest category, Other, whose 2,833 records exceed the 2,284 Theft count and the 964 Assault count. Other is not unexplained residual crime — its calendar-year breakdown lists 1,591 Other crime, 567 Drugs, and 492 Threats records. The 2025 total of 7,702 ranks first among the two archived years, with no previous year in the dataset for comparison. For readers, the most notable pattern is the concentration of records in Other and Theft, rather than in assault or break and enter.
Lethbridge's 2025 open-data archive contains 7,702 reported incidents. That count represents 58.5% of the 13,159 records in the full on-disk city archive spanning all available years. It is the top-ranked year in the two-year dataset, though the 2025 records are the earliest in the archive.
No year-over-year trend can be calculated for 2025 because it is the earliest year in the archive and no prior-year count exists. Within the two-year dataset, 2025 has 7,702 records; the next series entry, 2026, shows 5,457. That later total is not treated as an annual comparison because no earlier baseline is available.
Other is the largest category, with 2,833 records in 2025. Within that category, 1,591 records are labelled Other crime, 567 are Drugs, and 492 are Threats. Theft is the next-largest category at 2,284 records. The Threats subcategory is a person-offence group demoted from coarse assault parents, not physical assault.
These statistics come from Lethbridge's open-data crime records published for Alberta (AB). The dataset contains 13,159 records in total across two years, with 7,702 in 2025. The counts reflect the category and subcategory labels assigned by the upstream publisher, and this page presents them as reported for the calendar year.
Source: Lethbridge open-data crime dataset for Alberta (AB).