St. Albert Crime Map
Alberta · Latest 24h · updated 2026-10-10
| Latest 24h | 1 incidents (2026-10-06) |
|---|---|
| 2026 YTD | 685 incidents through the last complete month |
| Full archive | 698 incidents (2026–2026) |
| CSI 2025 | 52.3 (violent 40.3) |
Source: RCMP K-Division open data.
Official statistics (Statistics Canada)
| 2025 incidents | 4,039 (down 3.5% vs 2024) |
|---|---|
| Rate per 100,000 | 5,398.4 (population 74,820) |
| Violent incidents | 727 (971.7 per 100K) |
| Property incidents | 2,513 (3,358.8 per 100K) |
| Crime Severity Index 2025 | 52.3 (violent 40.3) |
| Cleared by police | 20.6% |
| vs Alberta | 30.7% lower rate (7,793.3 per 100K) |
Source: Statistics Canada, police-reported incidents (Uniform Crime Reporting Survey), St. Albert RCMP. Annual figures; 2025 is the latest published year.
About crime in St. Albert
Latest mapped day. St. Albert recorded 1 mapped incidents on 2026-10-06. This is a short-window snapshot of police open data, not a personal-safety score.
Latest 24h (2026-10-06) category breakdown
| Auto theft | 1 |
Across 2026–2026, the current archive contains 698 mapped incidents for St. Albert. Missing categories or periods reflect what the source publishes; missing is not zero.
St. Albert crime overview
Essay updated 2026-10-08 · figures above are from the latest data
TL;DR. St. Albert recorded 1 incident on Latest day (2026-10-06), its latest reporting day of October 6, 2026, with auto theft as the sole category in RCMP K-Division open data. The feed covers property offences only; person crimes are not published on this layer. Police may still add reports for this day, so the count can rise. Neighbourhood breakdowns are not available for this source.
About this data
This page tracks reported property incidents in St. Albert, Alberta for the Latest day (2026-10-06), the city's latest exact occurrence day of 2026-10-06. The open feed comes from RCMP K-Division and is spatially attributed to the Statistics Canada census subdivision. For that day, the feed records 1 incident. Because police may still add reports for 2026-10-06, the count can rise.
The layer covers property offences only — break and enter, mischief, theft, auto theft and theft from vehicle — while assault, robbery, homicide and other person crimes are not published on this feed. That limited scope makes the page useful for checking day-level property activity in St. Albert without mistaking absence from the map for absence of person crime. For context, the interactive map shows 230 incidents over the rolling 60 days, compared with the single-day headline of 1.
Recent trend
Year-over-year change is not available for the Latest day (2026-10-06) in St. Albert. The year_series supplied for trend discussion contains a single entry, 685 incidents in 2026, so there is no complete-year pair to support a calendar-year comparison. The headline figure of 1 incident describes only 2026-10-06 and should not be read as an annual total or compared with a full prior year. The full on-disk archive also lists 698 incidents for 2026, with year_min 2026 and year_max 2026. A year-over-year comparison requires a second complete calendar year in this RCMP K-Division feed.
Category breakdown
For the Latest day (2026-10-06) in St. Albert, the day's mix consists of a single category. Auto theft ranks first with 1 incident, representing 100% of the 1 incident recorded for 2026-10-06. No other category appears in the top_categories for this latest occurrence day, so there is no second- or third-ranked type to compare on this date. The result reflects the RCMP K-Division property-only feed, which publishes break and enter, mischief, theft, auto theft and theft from vehicle, and does not publish assault, robbery, homicide or other person crimes. With only 1 incident in the headline day, the 100% share describes composition of a very small count rather than a sustained pattern in the 2026 records.
What this means
What stands out is how quiet the headline day is: 1 Auto theft incident accounting for 100% of 2026-10-06 in St. Albert, against 230 incidents in the rolling 60-day map window and 685 dated incidents in the 2026 series. Readers should read the single auto theft as a one-day property-feed snapshot, not evidence about violent crime, which this RCMP K-Division layer does not publish. The full archive total of 698 incidents for 2026 provides the broader calendar context.
FAQ
How many incidents were reported in St. Albert on the latest day?
St. Albert recorded 1 incident on 2026-10-06, which was classified as auto theft. This figure is the city's latest reporting day in the RCMP K-Division feed, not a year-to-date total and not the 60-day map selection. Police may still add reports for that day, so the count can rise. The open layer covers property offences only.
What type of incident was most common in St. Albert on the latest day?
Auto theft was the most common category on 2026-10-06, with 1 incident accounting for 100% of the day's open-data count. The St. Albert feed comes from the RCMP K-Division property-offence layer, which publishes break and enter, theft, auto theft, theft from vehicle and mischief. Assault, robbery and homicide are not published on this layer.
Is St. Albert trending up or down compared with last year?
Year-over-year change is not available for this period. The year series lists only 2026 with 685 dated incidents, and the full archive also lists only 2026 with 698 incidents. Without a complete prior calendar year in the RCMP K-Division feed for St. Albert, there is no valid base year for an annual comparison.
Which neighbourhoods in St. Albert had the most incidents?
Neighbourhood breakdowns are not available for St. Albert in this source. The RCMP K-Division feed is attributed to the St. Albert census subdivision without neighbourhood splits for the 1 incident on 2026-10-06. That absence reflects how the open layer is published, not a distribution of incidents across neighbourhoods.
Where does the St. Albert data come from?
The figures come from RCMP K-Division open data spatially attributed to the St. Albert census subdivision in Alberta. The published layer covers property offences only, including break and enter, theft, auto theft, theft from vehicle and mischief. The latest day count is 1 incident on 2026-10-06. Person crimes are not on this open feed.
How current is the St. Albert data on this page?
The page headline reflects the latest day of 2026-10-06, with archived 2026 data totalling 698 incidents. This is fresher than the interactive map's rolling 60-day selection, which holds 230 incidents. The headline and the map window cover different periods, so their totals differ by design.
Explore St. Albert
By category
- St. Albert Break & enter (90)
- St. Albert Auto theft (36)
- St. Albert Theft from vehicle (132)
- St. Albert Theft (305)
- St. Albert Mischief (135)
By year
Neighbourhoods
No indexed neighbourhood pages for this city.