In 2026, Richmond, British Columbia recorded 233 total reported incidents. Theft from vehicle represented the largest category with 120 incidents, followed by break and enter at 71 incidents. Other recorded categories included bike theft with 22 incidents, auto theft with 15 incidents, and theft with 5 incidents. With only one year of data available from 2026 to 2026, no year-over-year trend comparison is available.
In 2026, Richmond, British Columbia recorded 233 police-reported incidents in this dataset. Because 2026 is the single year available in the dataset, year-over-year comparison data is not available. This annual count represents 99.6 percent of the city total figure of 234 incidents recorded across all time in the dataset. Year totals reflect police reporting volume rather than per-capita risk.
This page details incident counts across categories for Richmond during 2026. The dataset tracks 5 specific offence categories during this period, with theft from vehicle representing the highest volume at 120 incidents. Readers can review category distributions, overall figures, and individual category counts recorded throughout the year.
During 2026, Richmond recorded a total of 233 incidents across 5 distinct category types. Theft from vehicle was the most frequent category in 2026, logging 120 incidents. Break and enter recorded the second-highest count with 71 incidents. Bike theft stood at 22 incidents, followed by auto theft with 15 incidents. The lowest category recorded in the dataset was theft, which registered 5 incidents. Because 2026 represents the only year of data present in this dataset (1 total years spanning 2026 to 2026), no historical benchmark or prior annual baseline is present for context.
In 2026, Richmond's data profile is concentrated heavily in property-related vehicle offences. Theft from vehicle accounts for the largest share with 120 incidents, while break and enter follows with 71 incidents. With 2026 ranking 1 out of 1 total years in the dataset, this single-year series ranging from 2026 to 2026 captures 233 of the city's 234 overall incidents. Auto theft (15 incidents) and bike theft (22 incidents) form smaller components of the recorded 2026 volume.
Richmond recorded 233 police-reported incidents in 2026. This represents 99.6 percent of the 234 total incidents recorded for Richmond across the entire dataset. The single year 2026 is currently the only year available in the city's historical dataset, ranking 1 out of 1 total recorded years.
Year-over-year trend comparisons are unavailable for 2026 because the dataset contains only 1 total year of record, covering the range from 2026 to 2026. With no prior year count available, a year-over-year percentage change cannot be computed. The 2026 volume stands alone at 233 reported incidents for the city.
Theft from vehicle recorded the highest count in Richmond during 2026, with 120 incidents. Break and enter was the second highest category at 71 incidents, while bike theft recorded 22 incidents. Auto theft and theft accounted for 15 and 5 incidents respectively, forming the 5 categories tracked in 2026.
The data originates from open-data reporting published for Richmond, British Columbia (BC). This dataset includes 233 incidents for 2026 out of a total city count of 234 incidents. The figures reflect official police reporting published via municipal and provincial open-data services.
Data is sourced from police-reported open-data releases for Richmond, BC.