Between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026, the Downtown neighbourhood in Prince George recorded 216 incidents, representing 26% of the city's 832 total reported incidents. Theft was the leading category with 71 incidents, followed by theft from vehicle with 55 and mischief with 41. Zero violent incidents were reported during this period. For context, nearby West Bowl recorded 215 incidents, while Van Bow reported 68 incidents.
The Downtown neighbourhood in Prince George registered 216 reported incidents between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026. This total represents 26 percent of the 832 incidents recorded across the entire city during the same two-month timeframe. Local dataset records show that zero violent incidents were reported within this specific area boundary over the covered period.
Neighbourhood boundaries used in this report reflect the classifications established by the upstream open-data portal for Prince George, British Columbia. Relative to surrounding areas in the city, Downtown accounts for a distinct portion of local incident reports. The figures provided reflect official municipal disclosures compiled for this specific period.
The data coverage period for Downtown spans from May 19, 2026, through July 18, 2026, capturing a total of 216 incidents. Because this dataset covers a specific two-month window in 2026, long-term comparisons across multi-year intervals are not established in this file. Additionally, neighbourhood boundary definitions may vary year to year based on spatial updates from primary open-data classification sources. Readers analyzing these figures should evaluate the 216 incidents strictly within the May 19, 2026 to July 18, 2026 reporting period established by the municipal publisher.
During the period from May 19, 2026, to July 18, 2026, incident totals in Downtown were led by Theft, which recorded 71 occurrences. Theft from vehicle was the second most frequent category with 55 reported incidents, followed by Mischief with 41 incidents. Other categories logged in the neighbourhood dataset include Break and enter with 39 incidents, Bike theft with 6 incidents, and Auto theft with 4 incidents. Zero violent incidents were reported in Downtown during this timeframe, bringing the total count across all categories to 216 incidents.
Downtown's total of 216 incidents closely mirrors nearby West Bowl, which recorded 215 incidents, while standing well above Van Bow's 68 incidents and East Central Fort George's 55 incidents. Property-related reports dominate Downtown's dataset, led by 71 Theft incidents, 55 Theft from vehicle incidents, 41 Mischief incidents, and 39 Break and enter incidents. Notably, zero violent incidents were recorded in Downtown out of the city's 832 total incidents during this two-month window.
Between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026, the Downtown neighbourhood in Prince George registered 216 reported incidents. This figure accounts for 26 percent of the overall 832 incidents logged across the entire city of Prince George during this two-month open-data reporting period.
The leading incident category in Downtown was Theft, with 71 recorded incidents between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026. Theft from vehicle followed with 55 incidents, while Mischief recorded 41 incidents and Break and enter recorded 39 incidents. Additionally, Bike theft accounted for 6 incidents and Auto theft for 4.
Official open-data records show 0 violent incidents reported in Downtown between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026. All 216 recorded incidents in the neighbourhood during this period belonged to property or other non-violent categories such as Theft (71) and Mischief (41).
Downtown's 216 incidents are comparable to nearby West Bowl, which logged 215 incidents during the same May 19 to July 18, 2026 timeframe. Both areas recorded higher totals than Van Bow (68 incidents) and East Central Fort George (55 incidents).
Data is sourced from the official municipal open-data portal for Prince George, BC.