Pitt Meadows recorded 3 bike theft incidents between February and April 2026, accounting for 3.2% of the city's 93 total reported incidents during that window. Bike theft ranks fifth among seven crime categories tracked by CrimeMaps.ca. The count is lower than mischief (17), theft from vehicle (14), theft (9), and other offences (47), but exceeds auto theft (2). No year-over-year comparison is available.
Data current through . Source: official Pitt Meadows police open-data portal.
This page covers bike theft incidents reported in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia. The data shows 3 bike theft records in the selected window, representing 3.2% of the city's total of 93 incidents across all categories.
The reporting period spans from February 1, 2026 to April 1, 2026. All 3 bike theft records in this window include usable occurrence dates.
Bike theft ranks fifth among Pitt Meadows's seven tracked crime categories. It sits behind Other (47 incidents), Mischief (17), Theft from vehicle (14), and Theft (9), but ahead of Auto theft (2). With 3 incidents, bike theft accounts for a modest share of the city's overall incident volume. The category's count is closer to Auto theft than to Theft, suggesting relatively infrequent reporting of bicycle-related incidents in this Lower Mainland community during the early months of 2026.
Bike theft sits near the bottom of Pitt Meadows's incident distribution, with just 3 cases in a two-month window — barely above auto theft's 2. The category's 3.2% city share is modest, and without prior-year data, no trend direction is visible. What stands out is the steep drop-off after theft from vehicle: bike theft's 3 incidents are less than one-fifth of mischief's 17, suggesting property crime in Pitt Meadows clusters heavily in broader damage and vehicle-targeted categories rather than bicycle-specific incidents.
There were 3 bike theft incidents reported in Pitt Meadows during the February 1 to April 1, 2026 period. All 3 records include usable occurrence dates.
Bike theft accounts for 3.2% of the city's 93 total incidents across all categories in the selected window.
Bike theft ranks 5th out of 7 categories. It is more common than auto theft (2 incidents) but less common than theft (9), theft from vehicle (14), mischief (17), and other incidents (47).
No year-over-year comparison is available. The year series shows only 2026 data, with 3 incidents recorded. The data window spans February 1 to April 1, 2026.
This data is sourced from the RCMP's open data portal for British Columbia (BC).