Maple Ridge recorded 67 theft-from-vehicle incidents between May 13 and July 12, 2026. These account for 12.9% of the city's 520 total reported incidents across all categories during the same window. The category ranks fourth among seven tracked crime types, behind Other (192), Mischief (114), and Theft (75), but ahead of Break and enter (37) and Auto theft (25).
Data current through . Source: official Maple Ridge police open-data portal.
This page shows theft from vehicle incidents reported in Maple Ridge, British Columbia. The data covers 67 incidents recorded between May 13, 2026 and July 12, 2026. These incidents represent 12.9% of all reported crime in Maple Ridge during this period.
Theft from vehicle involves the theft of items from inside a vehicle, distinct from theft of the vehicle itself. The counts here reflect reported incidents only; actual occurrences may differ due to reporting behaviour.
Theft from vehicle ranks fourth among seven crime categories in Maple Ridge. With 67 incidents, it sits below Other (192), Mischief (114), and Theft (75), but above Break and enter (37) and Auto theft (25). The category accounts for roughly one in eight of all reported incidents city-wide. No year-over-year comparison is available, as the dataset contains only 2026 data for this category.
Theft from vehicle sits in the middle of Maple Ridge's crime distribution — neither dominant nor negligible. Its 67-incident count is close to Theft's 75, suggesting property offences targeting vehicles are split fairly evenly between contents and the vehicles themselves. The two-month window is too brief for trend claims. The absence of neighbourhood data limits geographic insight.
67 incidents were reported between May 13, 2026 and July 12, 2026. All 67 records have usable dates.
Theft from vehicle accounts for 12.9% of all 520 reported incidents in Maple Ridge during the selected window.
It ranks 4th among 7 categories. It is less common than Other (192), Mischief (114), and Theft (75), but more common than Break and enter (37) and Auto theft (25).
No. The year series shows only 2026 with 67 incidents. No prior year data exists in the current dataset, so no year-over-year comparison is possible.
Data is sourced from the Ridge Meadows RCMP open-data portal via the Province of British Columbia (BC) open-data program.