Maple Ridge recorded 25 auto theft incidents between May 13 and July 12, 2026, accounting for 4.8% of the city's 520 total reported incidents. Auto theft ranks sixth among seven tracked categories, placing it below break and enter (37 incidents) but above the single remaining category. The two-month window is too brief for trend analysis.
Data current through . Source: official Maple Ridge police open-data portal.
This page shows auto-theft incidents reported in Maple Ridge, British Columbia, for the period 13 May 2026 to 12 July 2026. During this two-month window, police recorded 25 auto-theft incidents, representing 4.8% of the city's 520 total reported incidents across all seven tracked categories.
All 25 records carry usable occurrence dates, so the dated and total counts match. The data reflects a partial 2026 window only; no earlier years are available for this category, limiting trend analysis.
Auto theft ranks sixth among Maple Ridge's seven tracked categories, placing it near the bottom of the frequency list. It sits below break and enter (37 incidents), theft from vehicle (67), theft (75), mischief (114), and the broad "other" category (192). Only one category ranks lower than auto theft. The gap between auto theft and its nearest sibling, break and enter, is 12 incidents, while the gap to theft from vehicle above it is 42 incidents.
Auto theft is a minor share of Maple Ridge's reported incidents at 4.8%, ranking sixth of seven categories. The 25-incident count sits well below break and enter (37) and far above no visible lower-ranked category. With only a two-month 2026 window and no prior year data, no trend or year-over-year shift can be assessed. The category's standing is stable but unremarkable in this snapshot.
Police recorded 25 auto-theft incidents in the selected window from 13 May 2026 to 12 July 2026.
Auto theft accounts for 4.8% of the city's 520 total reported incidents across all categories.
It ranks sixth out of seven tracked categories, placing it near the bottom of the frequency list.
No. The dataset contains only 2026 data for this category, with no prior years available for comparison.
This data is derived from open-data records published by the Maple Ridge RCMP (BC) and processed by CrimeMaps.ca.