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Maple Ridge crime in 2025

Maple Ridge recorded 3,459 reported incidents in 2025, up 38.7% from 2,494 in 2024. That makes 2025 the third-highest year in the 14-year archive. Other crime was the leading category with 1,373 incidents (39.7% of the annual total), followed by Mischief (661), Theft from vehicle (455), Theft (452), Break and enter (292), and Auto theft (170). These are incident counts, not per-capita crime rates.

3,459
Incidents in 2025
8.7%
Share of selected city data
3 of 14
Rank among years
Other
Top category
1,373 incidents
+38.7%
Year-over-year
vs 2024

Category mix in 2025

Other 1,373
39.7% of 2025 incidents
Mischief 661
19.1% of 2025 incidents
13.2% of 2025 incidents
Theft 452
13.1% of 2025 incidents
8.4% of 2025 incidents
4.9% of 2025 incidents

Maple Ridge crime 2025

Maple Ridge recorded 3,459 reported incidents in 2025, a 38.7% increase from the 2,494 incidents logged in 2024. This page examines the year's breakdown, including the categories that drove the count and how 2025 compares with other years in the local archive. All figures are incident counts from the city's open-data records, not population-based crime rates.

In 2025, the broad Other category accounted for the largest share, with 1,373 incidents (39.7% of the yearly total). Mischief followed with 661 incidents, while theft from vehicle (455), theft (452), break and enter (292), and auto theft (170) rounded out the main category list. The page also provides context on year-over-year change and historical rank.

Year-over-year

Maple Ridge's 2025 count of 3,459 reported incidents is 38.7% higher than the 2,494 seen in 2024. This pushed 2025 to third among the 14 years in the city's archive, behind only 2015 (3,746) and 2014 (3,501). These year totals are incident counts, not per-capita risk, and should be read as reporting volume. Other was the largest 2025 category with 1,373 records, or 39.7% of the year; Mischief added 661. Theft from vehicle (455), theft (452), and break and enter (292) also appeared in the top five.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

2025's defining feature is the size of the Other category: 1,373 records, all coded as Other crime, giving it 39.7% of the year's total. Mischief (661), theft from vehicle (455), and theft (452) formed the next tier. At 3,459 total incidents, this year ranks third-highest in a 14-year archive, above every year except 2014 (3,501) and 2015 (3,746). The 38.7% increase from 2,494 in 2024 is a notable year-over-year shift.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Maple Ridge crime in 2025

How many reported incidents were there in Maple Ridge in 2025?

Maple Ridge recorded 3,459 reported incidents in 2025. That compares with 2,494 in 2024 and accounts for 8.7% of the 39,665 incidents in the city-wide archive. The 2025 figure is the full-archive calendar-year total for the year, not a partial or map-window count.

Is the number of incidents going up or down?

The 2025 total rose 38.7% from the previous year's 2,494 to 3,459. This is a year-over-year increase in reported incident volume. As with all figures on this page, it is a count of reported incidents, not a per-capita rate, so the change reflects reporting volume rather than population-based risk.

Which categories were most common in 2025?

The Other category, coded as Other crime, was largest at 1,373 incidents, making up 39.7% of the 2025 total. Mischief followed with 661 incidents, theft from vehicle with 455, and theft with 452. Break and enter added 292 and auto theft 170.

Where does the data come from?

The numbers are drawn from Maple Ridge's open-data records in British Columbia (BC), compiled by CrimeMaps.ca. The archive in this dataset spans 14 years, from 2013 to 2026, and contains 39,665 total records for the city. These are reported incident counts, not crime rates.

Sources

Source: Maple Ridge open-data records in British Columbia (BC), as compiled by CrimeMaps.ca.

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