CrimeMaps.ca shows 93 reported incidents in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, between February 1 and April 1, 2026. The largest category is Other, with 47 incidents (50.5% of the total), followed by mischief at 17 incidents. No violent-category incidents were recorded in this period. The dataset covers a 60-day window relative to the city's maximum occurrence date.
Data current through . Source: official Pitt Meadows police open-data portal.
This map shows 93 police-reported incidents in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, spanning a 60-day window from the Ridge Meadows RCMP open-data portal. The feed covers the period from February 1, 2026 to April 1, 2026, and includes occurrence-based records for the city.
The data helps residents understand what types of incidents are being reported in their community and where police resources are being directed. Because this is official police data, it reflects reported incidents rather than convictions or charges laid. The 60-day window is anchored to the most recent occurrence date available in the feed at the time of generation.
The year_series contains only 2026, with 93 incidents recorded. Because all 93 incidents fall within a single year and there is no prior year data available, no year-over-year comparison is possible. The data window covers part of 2026 only, from February through early April, so any trend assessment would require additional historical periods from the Ridge Meadows RCMP feed.
Other leads Pitt Meadows incident categories with 47 records, accounting for 50.5% of the total. Mischief follows with 17 incidents (18.3%), and theft from vehicle ranks third with 14 incidents (15.1%). Theft accounts for 9 incidents (9.7%), while bike theft and auto theft round out the listed categories at 3 incidents (3.2%) and 2 incidents (2.2%) respectively. The large share classified as Other indicates that many incident types are grouped under this umbrella category in the Ridge Meadows RCMP feed.
Half of all Pitt Meadows incidents fall under Other, making category-level detail limited. Mischief and theft from vehicle together account for 33 incidents, suggesting property-related reports dominate police activity. With zero violent-category incidents in this window, the 93-incident dataset presents a notably non-violent profile. The absence of neighbourhood breakdowns in the feed means geographic patterns within the city cannot be assessed from this release.
The dataset shows 93 incidents recorded between February 1 and April 1, 2026. All 93 incidents have usable dates, with none undated. This covers a 60-day window based on the city's maximum occurrence date.
Other is the most frequently reported category at 47 incidents, representing 50.5% of the total. Mischief follows with 17 incidents (18.3%), and theft from vehicle accounts for 14 incidents (15.1%). The broad Other grouping suggests many diverse incident types are consolidated by the source.
No violent-category incidents were recorded in this 60-day window. The violent_count is zero, meaning assault and other violent classifications did not appear among the 93 reported incidents during February through early April 2026.
The dataset does not include neighbourhood-level breakdowns for Pitt Meadows. With zero neighbourhoods identified in this release, comparisons by area are not available. Residents seeking geographic detail would need to consult Ridge Meadows RCMP directly.
The data originates from British Columbia's open-data portal, published by the RCMP through the provincial policing data system. It reflects reported incidents processed by Ridge Meadows RCMP, which serves Pitt Meadows and neighbouring communities.
The dataset was generated on July 18, 2026, but covers incidents through April 1, 2026 — a roughly three-and-a-half-month lag. The 60-day window is city-relative to the maximum occurrence date available at extraction time.
This data is sourced from the British Columbia (BC) open-data portal, published by the RCMP.