Between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026, Prince George recorded 136 reported Theft from vehicle incidents. This category represents 16.3% of the 832 total city incidents recorded during this period, ranking third among six categories. Theft from vehicle was less frequent than Theft (318) and Mischief (193), but exceeded Break and enter (116). Downtown recorded the largest count among listed neighbourhoods with 55 incidents, followed by West Bowl with 35.
Data current through . Source: official Prince George police open-data portal.
This page provides an official overview of reported Theft from vehicle incidents in the city of Prince George, British Columbia, spanning the observation timeframe from May 19, 2026, to July 18, 2026. During this specific data collection period, local records document 136 incidents of Theft from vehicle out of a total of 832 incidents logged across all tracked crime categories in the municipality.
Offences involving Theft from vehicle account for 16.3 percent of all recorded police incidents in Prince George over these dates. The statistics presented here reflect reported figures across the city's 6 tracked categories, offering factual context on local property offence numbers across individual neighbourhood areas during the 2026 reporting window for residents and researchers reviewing regional dataset entries.
With 136 recorded incidents, Theft from vehicle ranks 3 out of 6 total categories tracked in Prince George between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026. The category recorded fewer incidents than Theft, which led all categories with 318 incidents, and Mischief, which logged 193 incidents. Conversely, Theft from vehicle count was higher than Break and enter at 116 incidents, Auto theft at 38 incidents, and Bike theft at 31 incidents. This places Theft from vehicle in the middle volume range among reported category types in Prince George during this reporting period.
During the May 19 to July 18, 2026 reporting window, Theft from vehicle stands as Prince George's third most frequent category with 136 recorded incidents, making up 16.3 percent of the city's 832 total logged cases. Downtown recorded the largest count among listed neighbourhoods with 55 incidents, followed by West Bowl with 35 incidents. Because the 2026 dataset covers a two-month timeframe, these figures reflect a partial-year snapshot rather than an annual total.
Between May 19, 2026, and July 18, 2026, local police records document 136 reported incidents of Theft from vehicle in Prince George. This category represents 16.3 percent of the city's 832 total reported incidents across all 6 tracked categories during this two-month window.
Theft from vehicle ranks 3 out of 6 tracked categories in Prince George for the 2026 reporting window. Its count of 136 incidents is lower than Theft at 318 incidents and Mischief at 193 incidents, but higher than Break and enter at 116 incidents, Auto theft at 38 incidents, and Bike theft at 31 incidents.
Downtown recorded the largest count for Theft from vehicle with 55 incidents, followed by West Bowl with 35 incidents. Other listed areas include East Central Fort George with 9 incidents, Seymour with 7 incidents, and Millar Addition with 6 incidents during this observation window.
The dataset covers reported incidents from May 19, 2026, through July 18, 2026. During this partial-year window, Prince George logged 136 Theft from vehicle incidents. Because the data spans two months in 2026, year-over-year comparison data for previous annual periods is not available in this dataset.
Data for Prince George is sourced from official municipal open-data releases in BC.