Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Saskatoon recorded a total of 4,795 reported police incidents across 89 neighbourhoods. The top category was Other, accounting for 1,920 incidents (40%). Theft followed with 750 incidents (15.6%), while Assault recorded 516 incidents (10.8%). Across specific areas, the Central Business District logged 599 incidents, Pleasant Hill recorded 391 incidents, and Riversdale registered 203 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official Saskatoon police open-data portal.
This interactive map displays incident locations and category summaries across Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, covering a 60-day window from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026. Sourced directly from the Saskatoon Police Service open data records, the feed captures 4,795 total incidents mapped across 89 recognized neighbourhoods. By organizing raw police reports into clear geographical layers, the map allows residents, researchers, and community members to track reported local occurrences across the city.
Visualizing localized incident distributions provides valuable empirical insight into public safety patterns throughout Saskatoon. Rather than relying on anecdotal observations, users can examine exact category breakdowns—ranging from property offences like theft to violent incident counts—across specific dates and spatial boundaries. Accessing structured data from official municipal police channels enables transparent tracking of community safety trends, supporting evidence-based discussion, local planning, and informed decision-making for neighbourhood organizations across the city.
The provided dataset covers a single calendar period in 2026, recording 4,795 dated incidents and 0 undated incidents between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Because the recorded year series currently contains data exclusively for 2026 with a total count of 4,795, year-over-year percentage comparisons are not available for this selected 60-day timeframe. Long-term trajectory analysis requires historical multi-year records. Consequently, this dataset reflects a focused 60-day operational snapshot rather than a multi-year comparative trend, establishing a baseline of 4,795 incidents for Saskatoon during mid-2026.
During this 60-day window, the top recorded offence categories in Saskatoon exhibit a prominent concentration of general and property-related reports. The leading category is Other, accounting for 1,920 incidents, or 40% of the total dataset. Theft represents the second most frequent category with 750 incidents, making up 15.6% of reported occurrences. Assault ranks third, registering 516 incidents and comprising 10.8% of all entries. Additional reported categories include Mischief with 461 incidents (9.6%), Theft from vehicle with 321 incidents (6.7%), and Fraud with 289 incidents (6%). Combined violent-category incidents total 644 records, distinct from the specific Assault category count of 516.
Reported incident volume varies significantly across Saskatoon's 89 distinct neighbourhoods. The highest incident totals were recorded in Central Business District with 599 incidents, followed by Pleasant Hill with 391 incidents, and Riversdale with 203 incidents. Confederation Suburban Centre recorded 171 incidents, while City Park registered 146 incidents. Higher absolute counts in commercial or densely populated areas reflect overall incident volume rather than per-capita risk, as localized totals are heavily influenced by visitor traffic, commercial density, and reporting frequency rather than resident population numbers alone.
Saskatoon's 60-day dataset of 4,795 incidents reveals a heavy weight in non-specific property and administrative reports, where Other accounts for 1,920 incidents (40%) and Theft accounts for 750 incidents (15.6%). Together with Assault at 516 incidents (10.8%), these three categories comprise the primary reported activity across 89 neighbourhoods. Geographically, Central Business District leads all areas with 599 incidents, while Pleasant Hill recorded 391 incidents. The data highlights how central commercial areas and specific residential corridors drive the city's overall incident totals during this timeframe.
Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Saskatoon recorded a total of 4,795 reported incidents across 89 tracked neighbourhoods. All 4,795 records in this 60-day window include complete occurrence dates. Within these total reported incidents, 644 incidents were classified under violent categories, while non-violent offences made up the remainder of the dataset.
The top category in Saskatoon's dataset is listed as Other, accounting for 1,920 incidents or 40% of all reported records. Because local police data groups multiple distinct incident types under Other, Theft represents the second most frequent individual category with 750 incidents (15.6%), followed by Assault with 516 incidents (10.8%).
For the 2026 dataset, Saskatoon records 4,795 dated incidents spanning May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026. Because this window reflects a partial 60-day collection period in 2026 and lacks prior historical years in this feed, year-over-year comparisons are unavailable. All 4,795 incidents in the current series possess valid occurrence years.
The Central Business District recorded the highest count in Saskatoon with 599 reported incidents during the 60-day period. Pleasant Hill logged 391 incidents, followed by Riversdale with 203 incidents and Confederation Suburban Centre with 171 incidents. In total, reported incidents were distributed across 89 distinct neighbourhoods in the city.
Incident statistics for Saskatoon are compiled using public open data released in Saskatchewan (SK). The dataset tracks municipal incident logs, categorizing incidents by specific offence types and geographical locations across 89 Saskatoon neighbourhoods. These figures reflect incidents recorded by police rather than total un-reported incidents or formal conviction records.
The dataset covers a 60-day window starting on May 24, 2026, and ending on July 23, 2026. The information was processed on July 25, 2026. Because open-data portals refresh on varying schedules, incidents occurring after July 23, 2026, are not included in this current update.
Crime data for Saskatoon is sourced from official open data released in Saskatchewan (SK).
This Saskatoon crime map is built for searches such as Saskatoon crime map, crime map Saskatoon, Saskatoon police crime map, and Saskatoon 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.
other is the largest category with 1,920 incidents (40%).
The highest-count local areas in the current data are Central Business District, Pleasant Hill, Riversdale, Confederation Suburban Centre. These are incident counts, not per-capita risk rankings.
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