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St. Albert crime in 2026

In 2026, St. Albert, Alberta recorded 488 total incidents in the open-data dataset provided by RCMP K-Division. Theft represented the most frequent category with 222 incidents, followed by mischief with 93 incidents and theft from vehicle with 84 incidents. Break and enter accounted for 64 incidents, while auto theft recorded 25 incidents. This archive covers the single calendar year of 2026, reflecting reported incidents across the municipality.

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Incidents in 2026
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Rank among years
Theft
Top category
222 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Theft 222
45.5% of 2026 incidents
19.1% of 2026 incidents
17.2% of 2026 incidents
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St. Albert crime 2026

In 2026, St. Albert recorded 488 reported incidents in the municipal open-data archive. This page details the comprehensive record of police-reported occurrences across St. Albert, Alberta, for the 2026 calendar year. The figures cover all documented categories within the municipality for this period, accounting for 100 percent of the total 488 incidents in the archive.

The dataset reflects records processed by RCMP K-Division for 2026, which is currently the only year available in the city archive. Readers can review specific totals across major category classifications, including theft, mischief, theft from vehicle, break and enter, and auto theft, to understand the distribution of reported events across St. Albert.

Year-over-year

The 2026 dataset for St. Albert consists of 488 total reported incidents, representing the complete on-disk archive for the municipality. Property-related categories form the primary portion of the recorded figures. Theft led all classifications with 222 incidents, followed by mischief with 93 occurrences. Theft from vehicle recorded 84 incidents, while break and enter accounted for 64 entries. Auto theft recorded 25 incidents during the year. Because 2026 is currently the sole year of data provided by RCMP K-Division for St. Albert, comparative historical analysis across multi-year periods is not available.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

St. Albert's 2026 open-data profile is heavily dominated by property offences, with theft recording 222 incidents and mischief logging 93. Vehicle-targeted events also represent a notable component of local reporting, including 84 incidents of theft from vehicle and 25 auto thefts. Break and enter recorded 64 incidents in the same period. With 2026 standing as the single archived year comprising 488 total incidents, these category counts establish the baseline distribution for RCMP K-Division reporting in St. Albert.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about St. Albert crime in 2026

How many crime incidents were reported in St. Albert in 2026?

In 2026, St. Albert logged a total of 488 reported incidents in the open-data dataset. This total includes all categories tracked by police during the calendar year, with the entire 488 incidents representing 100 percent of the city's archived open-data records to date.

What is the year-over-year crime trend for St. Albert in 2026?

A year-over-year trend direction cannot be established for 2026 because prior calendar year records are not available in the dataset. The 488 incidents recorded in 2026 represent the first and only year of open data published for St. Albert in this archive.

What was the most common type of incident in St. Albert during 2026?

Theft was the most frequently reported incident category in St. Albert in 2026, with 222 incidents documented. Other major categories in the year included mischief with 93 incidents, theft from vehicle with 84 incidents, and break and enter with 64 incidents.

Where does the 2026 St. Albert crime data come from?

The data for St. Albert is sourced from open-data releases provided by RCMP K-Division in Alberta (AB). The 2026 record contains 488 total incidents, reflecting official police-reported events documented across the municipality for that single calendar year.

Sources

Data for St. Albert, AB is compiled from official open-data records published by RCMP K-Division.

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