Between May 21, 2026, and July 20, 2026, Richmond, British Columbia recorded 234 total incidents. Theft from vehicle was the most reported category, accounting for 121 incidents or 51.7% of all recorded entries. Break and enter followed with 71 incidents (30.3%), bike theft with 22 incidents (9.4%), auto theft with 15 incidents (6.4%), and theft with 5 incidents (2.1%). Zero violent incidents were logged during this 60-day period.
Data current through . Source: official Richmond police open-data portal.
The Richmond crime map displays reported incident data recorded across the city between May 21, 2026, and July 20, 2026. This dataset captures 234 total incidents logged during this 60-day window, providing localized spatial reference points for public awareness. The mapping platform processes open data originating from official municipal and police reporting feeds to highlight where incidents occurred throughout Richmond, British Columbia.
Access to transparent geographic records helps residents, local business operators, and community organizations observe recorded property and community incidents across Richmond. By examining specific incident locations and category distributions rather than relying on unverified claims, community members can evaluate documented activity across the city. This 60-day dataset offers an empirical snapshot of local incidents to assist with informed decision-making and neighbourhood observation.
Year-over-year trend analysis is not available for this dataset, as historical baseline data from previous years is not included in the feed. For 2026, the dataset records 233 dated incidents out of a total_incidents count of 234 between May 21, 2026, and July 20, 2026. A single record out of the 234 total incidents is classified as undated and is omitted from the 2026 year_series count of 233. Because only the 2026 records appear within this 60-day window, multi-year comparisons cannot be established from this feed alone.
The reported incidents in Richmond across this 60-day period are distributed across five specific incident categories. The most frequent category recorded is Theft from vehicle, which accounts for 121 incidents and 51.7% of the total dataset. Break and enter represents the second largest category, with 71 incidents comprising 30.3% of reported occurrences. Bike theft ranks third among the documented categories, recording 22 incidents and 9.4% of the total. Additionally, Auto theft accounts for 15 incidents (6.4%), while Theft represents 5 incidents (2.1%). Violent incident categories record a violent_count of 0 within this published feed.
In Richmond's 60-day dataset of 234 total incidents, property-related offences dominate the recorded activity while violent_count stands at 0. Theft from vehicle leads all categories with 121 incidents (51.7%), followed by Break and enter with 71 incidents (30.3%). Bike theft records 22 incidents (9.4%), Auto theft registers 15 incidents (6.4%), and Theft comprises 5 incidents (2.1%). The complete absence of violent incidents in this 233-dated-incident feed highlights a concentration centered entirely on vehicle and property crimes during this timeframe.
Between May 21, 2026, and July 20, 2026, a total of 234 incidents were recorded in Richmond. Of these, 233 records include specific occurrence dates, while 1 record lacks a specific date entry. This 60-day snapshot reflects all property-focused incidents logged in the city during this timeframe, with zero violent-category incidents included in the feed.
Theft from vehicle is the single most common category in Richmond, accounting for 121 incidents or 51.7% of all recorded events in the 60-day window. Break and enter follows as the second highest category with 71 incidents (30.3%), followed by bike theft with 22 incidents (9.4%), auto theft with 15 incidents (6.4%), and general theft with 5 incidents (2.1%).
The current dataset for Richmond contains records for the year 2026 only, with 233 dated incidents logged during this period. Year-over-year comparison statistics are null for this feed because previous calendar years are not included in the source data. As additional dated records accumulate over time, multi-year trend patterns will become available for analysis.
Specific neighbourhood breakdowns are not available in this dataset, as the total neighbourhood count is 0. All 234 reported incidents are published at the municipal level for Richmond, British Columbia. Without local neighbourhood boundaries in the open data feed, incident totals cannot be grouped by specific local areas or communities.
The data presented on CrimeMaps.ca for Richmond is sourced directly from public open-data records in British Columbia (BC). It compiles reported police incident records logged between May 21, 2026, and July 20, 2026, covering 234 total incidents across categories such as theft from vehicle, break and enter, bike theft, auto theft, and general theft.
The reported data covers a 60-day period extending from May 21, 2026, to July 20, 2026, based on the city-relative maximum occurrence date. Out of 234 total records, 233 dated incidents fall within this timeframe, while 1 incident lacks a specific occurrence date. The dataset was generated on July 25, 2026.
Incident data for Richmond is compiled from public open-data feeds published in BC.
This Richmond crime map is built for searches such as Richmond crime map, crime map Richmond BC, and Richmond BC crime statistics. Filter the interactive map by crime type and time window to inspect recent open-data reports — not a live 911 or CAD feed.
theft from vehicle is the largest category with 121 incidents (51.7%).
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