In 2015, Maple Ridge recorded 3,746 total crime incidents, representing a 7% increase from 3,501 incidents in 2014. Theft from vehicle was the highest single category with 1,226 reported incidents, followed by 876 mischief incidents and 821 theft incidents. The 2015 total ranked 1st across 14 recorded years in the local archive. Annual counts reflect official open-data reporting volume rather than changes in per-capita risk.
In 2015, public open data records for Maple Ridge, British Columbia, logged 3,746 total reported incidents. This figure represents a 7% year-over-year increase when compared to the 3,501 incidents recorded in 2014. As with all annual figures on this site, year totals reflect open-data reporting volume rather than per-capita risk.
This overview page details reported incident patterns in Maple Ridge across the full 2015 calendar year. It examines specific category volumes—such as theft from vehicle, mischief, and break and enter—while placing 2015 within the context of the city-wide dataset of 39,665 incidents logged across 14 total years between 2013 and 2026.
During the 2015 calendar year, Maple Ridge recorded 3,746 incidents in public open data, representing a 7% increase compared to the 3,501 incidents reported in 2014. This followed an earlier count of 2,966 incidents in 2013. The 3,746 incidents logged in 2015 represented 9.4% of the overall city total of 39,665 incidents recorded across the entire dataset. Out of the 14 total years tracked from 2013 to 2026, 2015 stands at rank 1 as the single highest annual total recorded in Maple Ridge.
In 2015, Maple Ridge reached its peak annual volume in the dataset with 3,746 incidents, ranking 1 out of 14 recorded years. Vehicle-related and property incidents dominated the year's open-data profile, led by 1,226 incidents of theft from vehicle and 876 incidents of mischief. Theft also registered a prominent count at 821 incidents, while break and enter reached 486. This concentration in property-related categories marked 2015 as the highest reporting period recorded between 2013 and 2026.
In 2015, Maple Ridge logged a total of 3,746 reported incidents in public open data. This count accounted for 9.4% of the 39,665 total incidents recorded in the full city archive across 14 total years spanning 2013 through 2026. The 2015 annual total stands as the highest single-year volume recorded in the dataset.
Reported incidents increased by 7% in 2015 compared to 2014. The total count rose from 3,501 incidents in 2014 to 3,746 incidents in 2015. This marked the second consecutive year of higher reporting following 2,966 incidents recorded in 2013, placing 2015 at rank 1 among all 14 tracked years.
The most frequent incident category in 2015 was theft from vehicle, which recorded 1,226 incidents. Other leading categories during the year included mischief with 876 incidents, general theft with 821 incidents, break and enter with 486 incidents, auto theft with 242 incidents, and bike theft with 95 incidents.
The 2015 figures for Maple Ridge are compiled directly from published open-data releases in British Columbia (BC). These public records contain 3,746 incidents for 2015 and form part of a broader archive of 39,665 total incidents logged for the city between 2013 and 2026.
Data sourced from public open data releases in British Columbia (BC).