Maple Ridge recorded 520 reported incidents in 2026, the only year currently available in this dataset. No year-over-year comparison is possible. 'Other' incidents were the largest category at 192 records, with mischief second at 114. Theft and theft from vehicle together contributed 142 incidents.
Maple Ridge recorded 520 police-reported incidents in 2026, the only year currently available in this dataset. This page presents the full 2026 calendar-year count for the city, with incident breakdowns by category and month-level distribution where available.
Because 2026 is the sole year on record, no year-over-year comparison is possible. Readers should treat these figures as a baseline snapshot rather than a trend, and note that totals reflect reporting volumes rather than any per-capita risk measure.
The 2026 dataset captures 520 incidents across all offence categories in Maple Ridge, representing 100% of the city's currently published records. With only one year of data, patterns are limited to category distribution rather than temporal trends. The "Other" category accounts for the largest share of incidents at 192, followed by property-related offences including mischief, theft, and theft from vehicle. Break and enter and auto theft round out the top six categories.
The dominance of the "Other" category—192 incidents, or more than one-third of all records—stands out as unusual compared to cities where assault typically leads. Property offences (mischief, theft, theft from vehicle, break and enter, auto theft) together account for the majority of named categories. With 2026 as the sole data point, no trend claims are supportable; this year functions purely as a baseline for future comparison.
Maple Ridge recorded 520 police-reported incidents in 2026. This represents the complete dataset currently available for the city, with no additional years on record.
No year-over-year comparison is possible. The dataset contains only 2026 data, with no prior year counts available for Maple Ridge.
The "Other" category led with 192 incidents, followed by mischief at 114. Among specific named offences, theft (75) and theft from vehicle (67) were most frequent.
The data originates from BC police services' open-data programs. Incident counts are based on police reports and may be subject to privacy rounding thresholds or classification changes.
Data is sourced from police open-data programs in BC and reflects police-reported incidents as published by participating services.