Between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026, Prince George recorded 116 reported Break and enter incidents. This category represents 13.9% of the 832 total city incidents recorded during this period, ranking fourth among six categories. Break and enter was less frequent than Theft (318), Mischief (193), and Theft from vehicle (136). Downtown recorded the largest neighbourhood count with 39 incidents, followed by West Bowl with 14.
Data current through . Source: official Prince George police open-data portal.
This page provides an official overview of reported Break and enter incidents in Prince George, British Columbia, covering the reporting timeframe from May 19, 2026, to July 18, 2026. During this two-month date range, official law enforcement records documented a total of 116 Break and enter incidents across the city. All 116 category incidents are fully dated entries, with zero undated records present in the dataset.
Break and enter accounted for 13.9% of the 832 total city incidents recorded across all 6 tracked categories in Prince George during this reporting period. The information presented below details how Break and enter compares with other category types logged in the city, highlights specific neighbourhoods with the largest recorded counts, and summarizes key statistical figures from the official dataset.
With 116 recorded incidents between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026, Break and enter ranked 4th among the 6 tracked crime categories in Prince George. Break and enter was less common than Theft, which led all categories with 318 incidents, Mischief at 193 incidents, and Theft from vehicle at 136 incidents. However, the category count of 116 was higher than the totals logged for Auto theft, which recorded 38 incidents, and Bike theft, which recorded 31 incidents over the same two-month reporting period.
Break and enter represents a moderate portion of Prince George's total reported crime, accounting for 116 of 832 overall incidents (13.9%). Placing 4th out of 6 tracked categories, its count remains lower than property-related categories like Theft (318) and Mischief (193), but higher than Auto theft (38). Within the city, Downtown recorded the largest share with 39 incidents, followed by West Bowl with 14. The single 2026 dataset window reflects only a two-month period, providing a baseline across local neighbourhoods without multi-year trend comparison.
Between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026, a total of 116 Break and enter incidents were reported in Prince George. All 116 incidents in the dataset contain specific occurrence dates. This category accounted for 13.9% of the 832 total reported incidents across all tracked categories in the city during this timeframe.
Downtown recorded the highest number of Break and enter incidents in Prince George, with 39 incidents reported between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026. West Bowl recorded the second-highest total with 14 incidents, followed by Millar Addition with 8 incidents and Van Bow with 7 incidents during the same period.
Break and enter ranked 4th out of 6 tracked categories in Prince George during this reporting period. Its total of 116 incidents was lower than Theft with 318 incidents, Mischief with 193 incidents, and Theft from vehicle with 136 incidents, but higher than Auto theft with 38 incidents and Bike theft with 31 incidents.
The dataset covers reported Break and enter incidents in Prince George between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026. During this two-month window, 116 incidents were logged out of 832 total incidents across all categories. Because data is only available for 2026, year-over-year comparisons are not available for this category.
Incident data for Prince George is derived from official open data portals published in BC.