In 2026, Lethbridge recorded 1,704 reported incidents, with 'Other' being the most frequent category at 559 occurrences. Theft and assault followed, with 441 and 366 incidents respectively. This dataset represents the first year of available data for the city.
In 2026, Lethbridge recorded 1,704 reported incidents, marking the first year of available data for the city. This page provides a detailed breakdown of crime categories and their distribution across the city.
The data covers all reported incidents for 2026, offering a baseline for understanding crime patterns in Lethbridge. As this is the inaugural year of data, year-over-year comparisons are not available.
The 2026 data for Lethbridge shows a total of 1,704 reported incidents. The most frequent category was 'Other,' accounting for 559 incidents, followed by 'Theft' with 441 incidents and 'Assault' with 366 incidents. 'Mischief' and 'Fraud' were also notable, with 164 and 79 incidents respectively. 'Break and enter' rounded out the top categories with 77 incidents. This snapshot provides a foundational view of crime distribution in the city.
The 2026 data for Lethbridge highlights a significant portion of incidents falling under the 'Other' category, which may include a variety of offences not specifically listed. Theft and assault are also prominent, together making up nearly half of all reported incidents. This initial dataset establishes a baseline for future comparisons, though trends cannot yet be assessed. The distribution of categories suggests a mix of property and personal crimes, with 'Other' being a notable area for further exploration.
In 2026, Lethbridge recorded a total of 1,704 reported incidents. This figure represents the first year of available data for the city.
As 2026 is the first year of available data, trends cannot be determined. Future years will provide a basis for comparing changes in reported incidents.
The 'Other' category had the highest number of incidents in 2026, with 559 reported cases. This was followed by 'Theft' with 441 incidents.
This data is sourced from the open data portal provided by the Government of Alberta, ensuring transparency and public access to reported incidents.
Data sourced from the Government of Alberta's open data portal.