Prince George recorded 717 crime incidents between March 24 and May 23, 2026. Theft was the most frequent category, making up 33.6% of all incidents. The data covers a 60-day window and includes all reported incidents during this period.
Data current through . Source: official Prince George police open-data portal.
This map displays 717 reported incidents in Prince George, British Columbia, over a 60-day period from March 24 to May 23, 2026. The data is sourced from local police reports and provides a snapshot of crime activity across the city’s 29 neighbourhoods. Residents and policymakers can use this information to identify patterns and allocate resources effectively.
The dataset includes only incidents with confirmed dates, ensuring accuracy for trend analysis. By visualizing where and what types of incidents occur, this tool helps foster informed discussions about community safety and crime prevention strategies.
The 2026 data shows 717 incidents reported during the 60-day window. As this is the only year available in the dataset, no year-over-year comparison can be made. Future updates will provide context for whether current levels represent an increase, decrease, or stability in reported incidents.
Theft was the most reported incident type, with 241 cases accounting for 33.6% of all incidents. Mischief followed closely, with 189 reports (26.4%), while theft from vehicles ranked third, with 155 incidents (21.6%). Together, these three categories make up over 80% of all reported incidents in Prince George during this period. Break and enter (92 incidents, 12.8%) and auto theft (28 incidents, 3.9%) were also notable but less frequent.
The West Bowl neighbourhood had the highest number of reported incidents, with 211 cases. Downtown followed with 199 incidents, while East Central Fort George recorded 39. These figures reflect the concentration of activity rather than per-capita risk, as neighbourhood sizes and populations vary.
Prince George’s 60-day snapshot shows a clear focus on property-related incidents, with theft, mischief, and theft from vehicles dominating the reports. The West Bowl and Downtown areas account for nearly 60% of all incidents, highlighting their role as key zones for reported activity. The absence of violent incidents in the dataset is notable, though this may reflect reporting categories rather than actual occurrence. With only 2026 data available, trends cannot yet be assessed, but the high concentration of property crime suggests targeted prevention efforts could be valuable.
There were 717 reported incidents in Prince George from March 24, 2026, to May 23, 2026. This figure includes all categories of incidents, with theft being the most common, accounting for 241 reports.
Theft is the most frequently reported incident, making up 33.6% of all reports, followed by mischief at 26.4%. Theft from vehicles and break-and-enter incidents are also notable, with 155 and 92 reports, respectively.
West Bowl and Downtown are the neighbourhoods with the highest number of reported incidents, with 211 and 199 incidents, respectively. East Central Fort George follows with 39 incidents.
The current dataset covers a 60-day window from March 24, 2026, to May 23, 2026. There is no year-over-year comparison available for this period, as the data is limited to 2026.
The data is current as of May 23, 2026, and was generated on May 27, 2026. It reflects incidents reported within a 60-day window ending on that date.
The incident data is sourced from open data provided by the province of British Columbia. This dataset includes reported incidents and is updated regularly to ensure accuracy.
Data sourced from the British Columbia open data portal.