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Red Deer crime in 2026

In 2026, Red Deer recorded a total of 1,293 reported incidents in the open dataset provided by RCMP K-Division. Theft was the most frequent category with 447 incidents, followed by mischief with 393 incidents. Other recorded categories included 190 incidents of theft from vehicle, 164 break and enter offences, and 99 auto theft incidents. These figures represent the complete city archive available for the year 2026.

1,293
Incidents in 2026
100%
Share of selected city data
1 of 1
Rank among years
Theft
Top category
447 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Theft 447
34.6% of 2026 incidents
Mischief 393
30.4% of 2026 incidents
14.7% of 2026 incidents
12.7% of 2026 incidents
7.7% of 2026 incidents

Red Deer crime 2026

In 2026, Red Deer recorded a total of 1,293 incidents within the municipal open-data dataset. This annual figure accounts for 100 percent of the 1,293 cumulative incidents logged in the city archive across all available recorded years, which covers the single calendar year of 2026 in the current dataset.

This page provides a comprehensive empirical breakdown of police-reported offences in Red Deer, Alberta for the year 2026 as published by RCMP K-Division. The data categorizes logged incidents into specific classifications including Theft, Mischief, Theft from vehicle, Break and enter, and Auto theft, offering an objective municipal overview of recorded incident volumes across the city.

Year-over-year

Red Deer's 2026 incident data consists of 1,293 total recorded offences, representing a single-year baseline from RCMP K-Division open data. Property-related categories comprise the vast majority of all reported incidents in 2026. Specifically, Theft led all categories with 447 incidents, followed by Mischief with 393 incidents. Other prominent category counts included Theft from vehicle at 190 incidents, Break and enter at 164 incidents, and Auto theft at 99 incidents. Because 2026 is the only year available in this dataset archive, comparative year-over-year percentage shifts cannot be evaluated.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

Red Deer's 2026 recorded dataset is dominated by property-focused offences, with Theft (447) and Mischief (393) forming the largest category volumes. Vehicle-related property offences also feature prominently, led by Theft from vehicle at 190 incidents and Auto theft at 99 incidents, alongside 164 Break and enter records. Ranking first of one total recorded year in the city archive with 1,293 total incidents, 2026 establishes the baseline dataset profile for Red Deer.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Red Deer crime in 2026

How many total incidents were reported in Red Deer in 2026?

A total of 1,293 incidents were reported in Red Deer during the 2026 calendar year. This figure represents 100 percent of the 1,293 cumulative incidents logged in the municipal open-data archive, which currently spans a single reporting year from 2026 to 2026.

What is the year-over-year crime trend for Red Deer in 2026?

Year-over-year trend comparisons are not available for Red Deer because 2026 is the only calendar year present in the dataset archive. The total count for 2026 stands at 1,293 incidents. Multi-year trend analysis requires additional annual data cycles to establish historical direction.

What were the most common categories of incidents in Red Deer in 2026?

The most common incident category in Red Deer for 2026 was Theft, with 447 logged incidents. Mischief was the second highest category with 393 incidents, followed by Theft from vehicle with 190 incidents, Break and enter with 164 incidents, and Auto theft with 99 incidents.

Where does the 2026 incident data for Red Deer come from?

The 2026 incident data for Red Deer, Alberta is sourced directly from municipal open-data releases provided by RCMP K-Division. The archive includes 1,293 total recorded incidents for the 2026 reporting period, providing an empirical account of police-logged offences within the municipality.

Sources

Data for Red Deer, AB is published by RCMP K-Division through official municipal open-data portals.

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