Pitt Meadows recorded 2 auto theft incidents between February and April 2026, out of 93 total city incidents. Auto theft ranks sixth among seven crime categories and accounts for 2.2% of reported crime in the city. The dataset covers a partial window of early 2026 only.
Data current through . Source: official Pitt Meadows police open-data portal.
This page shows auto theft incidents reported in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia. The data covers a period from February 2026 to April 2026. During this window, there were 2 auto theft incidents, representing 2.2% of all 93 reported incidents across the city.
The counts reflect police-reported occurrences and are drawn from the city's open-data release. Because the available window spans only a portion of 2026, the figures should be read as a partial-year snapshot rather than an annual total.
Auto theft ranks sixth among seven recorded crime categories in Pitt Meadows. The 2 incidents place it above only bike theft, which recorded 3 incidents. By comparison, the "Other" category leads with 47 incidents, followed by mischief at 17, theft from vehicle at 14, and theft at 9. Auto theft's share of citywide incidents is modest, and the category sits well below the more frequently reported property offences.
Auto theft is a minor category in Pitt Meadows' current data window. With just 2 incidents, it trails every sibling except bike theft by a narrow margin. The absence of a multi-year series means no trend or year-over-year shift can be assessed. The category's small count makes it prone to volatility; a single additional incident would alter its standing noticeably.
There were 2 auto theft incidents reported in the February-to-April 2026 window.
Auto theft accounts for 2.2% of the 93 total incidents recorded in the city during the selected period.
It ranks 6th out of 7 categories, with only bike theft recording fewer incidents at 3.
The "Other" category leads with 47 incidents, more than double the next highest category, mischief at 17.
Data is sourced from the City of Pitt Meadows open-data portal, published by the Province of British Columbia (BC).