Maple Ridge recorded 192 Other incidents between May 13 and July 12, 2026, representing 36.9% of the city's 520 total incidents during that window. This makes Other the largest category among the seven tracked crime types in Maple Ridge, ahead of Mischief at 114 incidents. The data covers a roughly two-month period in 2026 with no prior year available for comparison.
Data current through . Source: official Maple Ridge police open-data portal.
This page shows reported Other incidents in Maple Ridge, British Columbia. The data covers 192 Other incidents recorded between May 13, 2026 and July 12, 2026. These 192 incidents represent 36.9% of all 520 reported incidents across every category in Maple Ridge during this period.
The Other category is the largest of the seven crime categories tracked by CrimeMaps.ca for this city. Because the dataset spans roughly two months rather than a full calendar year, counts reflect this partial window and should not be read as annual totals.
Other ranks first among Maple Ridge's seven categories, with 192 incidents — more than any sibling category. Mischief follows with 114 incidents, then Theft at 75, Theft from vehicle at 67, Break and enter at 37, and Auto theft at 25. The gap between Other and its nearest competitor is 78 incidents. No year-over-year change is available because the series contains only 2026 data.
Other's dominance in Maple Ridge is striking: it accounts for more than one-third of all reported incidents and outnumbers second-place Mischief by 78 records. The 36.9% share is unusually high for a catch-all category, suggesting either diverse incident types grouped here or classification practices that differ from larger cities. With only a two-month window available, no trend direction can be assessed.
192 Other incidents were reported in Maple Ridge during the May 13 to July 12, 2026 period.
Other accounts for 36.9% of the city's 520 total reported incidents across all categories.
Other's 192 incidents exceed Mischief's 114 incidents by 78 records, making it the largest category.
No. The year_series_for_category contains only 2026 with 192 incidents, so no prior-year comparison is possible.
This data is sourced from the open-data portal of the Ridge Meadows RCMP (British Columbia).