Parkland County recorded 45 break and enter incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July, accounting for 22.2% of the 203 total reported city incidents across 5 categories. Break and enter ranks second among all categories in the dataset, tied with mischief at 45 incidents and following theft, which recorded 60 incidents. Auto theft followed with 37 incidents, while theft from vehicle recorded 16 incidents during this period.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Parkland County.
This resource presents official open-data tracking for Break and enter incidents in Parkland County, Alberta. During the 2026 calendar year to date through July, Parkland County registered 45 Break and enter incidents. The reported occurrence dates in this open dataset range from March 18, 2026, to August 11, 2026, representing all documented Break and enter records currently published for this period.
Across all 5 crime categories recorded in Parkland County, official feeds logged a municipal total of 203 incidents. Break and enter accounts for exactly 22.2 percent of Parkland County's overall incident count. In addition, the separate rolling 60-day map window displays 86 total incidents across all categories. This breakdown offers clear context regarding how Break and enter figures fit into the broader municipal dataset.
Within Parkland County's open dataset of 5 total categories, Break and enter ranks 2nd overall with 45 recorded incidents. Theft represents the most frequent category in the municipality, totaling 60 incidents. Break and enter has an identical incident count to Mischief, which also logged 45 incidents during 2026 year-to-date. Auto theft recorded fewer incidents than Break and enter with 37 records, while Theft from vehicle logged 16 incidents. These sibling category counts illustrate where Break and enter sits relative to all other published category totals in Parkland County.
In Parkland County's 2026 year-to-date dataset, Break and enter is a key category, accounting for 45 of the 203 total municipal incidents. Positioned 2nd among 5 tracked categories, it matches Mischief at 45 incidents and trails Theft, which recorded 60. With a 22.2 percent share of citywide incidents, Break and enter makes up a significant share of recorded activity. Because the dataset includes only 2026 records through July, multi-year category trends are not established in this published feed.
Parkland County registered 45 Break and enter incidents in the 2026 year-to-date open dataset through July. The reported event dates in the dataset span from March 18, 2026, to August 11, 2026. This category accounts for 45 of the 203 total incidents documented across all categories in Parkland County.
Break and enter accounts for exactly 22.2 percent of all incidents recorded in Parkland County during 2026 year-to-date. It represents the 2nd most frequent category among the 5 categories included in the municipal open-data feed, which logged 203 total incidents overall.
Break and enter ranks 2nd out of 5 total categories in Parkland County with 45 incidents. It trails Theft, which is the highest category at 60 incidents. Break and enter shares the 2nd rank with Mischief (45 incidents), while outnumbering Auto theft (37 incidents) and Theft from vehicle (16 incidents).
The selected period for Break and enter covers the 2026 calendar year to date through July. The dataset includes 45 Break and enter incidents with occurrence dates from March 18, 2026, through August 11, 2026. In addition, the separate 60-day map window displays 86 total incidents.
Data is compiled from official municipal open-data feeds published in AB.