CrimeMaps.ca shows 1,641 Surrey incidents recorded between January 1 and March 1, 2026. Theft is the most frequent category at 794 incidents (48.4%), followed by theft from vehicle at 524. The map feed covers a 60-day window and may lag fresher official police totals.
Data current through . Source: official Surrey police open-data portal.
This map displays 1,641 police-reported incidents in Surrey, British Columbia, spanning a 60-day window from January 1, 2026 to March 1, 2026. The data is drawn from the Surrey Police Service open-data portal, which publishes occurrence-level records for public transparency.
Users can explore incident locations, filter by offence type, and compare patterns across the city. Because the feed reflects reported occurrences rather than convictions or charges, counts may differ from official police statistics, which are compiled from PRIME RMS file counts and published in monthly StatsReport PDFs.
The year_series contains only 2026, with 1,641 dated incidents recorded. Because the window spans January through early March 2026 and no prior-year data is available in this series, no year-over-year comparison is possible from the map feed alone. The undated incident count is zero, so the full 1,641-incident total is reflected in the year tally.
Theft leads Surrey's incident types by a wide margin, accounting for 794 occurrences or 48.4% of the 60-day total. Theft from vehicle ranks second at 524 incidents (31.9%), meaning these two categories alone represent the majority of mapped activity. Break and enter follows in third place with 160 incidents (9.8%), while auto theft contributes 142 incidents (8.7%) and mischief rounds out the top five at 21 incidents (1.3%).
Theft and theft from vehicle together account for 80.3% of Surrey's mapped incidents — an exceptionally concentrated property-crime profile with no violent incidents recorded in this window. The 1,641-incident total covers only the opening weeks of 2026, too brief for trend claims. Official June 2026 police figures show property crimes running at 1,867 for that month alone, suggesting the map feed lags well behind current police-file totals.
The map shows 1,641 incidents recorded between January 1 and March 1, 2026. This 60-day window is based on the city-relative maximum occurrence date in the dataset. All 1,641 records carry usable dates, with none undated.
Theft leads the categories with 794 incidents, accounting for 48.4% of the total. Theft from vehicle follows at 524 incidents (31.9%). Together these two property categories make up over four-fifths of all recorded incidents in this window.
The dataset shows zero violent-category incidents in this 60-day window. However, official Surrey Police Service figures for June 2026 show 322 assaults and 54 sexual assaults that month alone. The map feed and police statistical reports measure different things and may lag each other.
The current dataset does not include neighbourhood-level breakdowns — no neighbourhoods are listed in the top areas for this window. Without this geographic detail, the map cannot show which parts of Surrey account for higher or lower incident counts.
The map data is drawn from BC open-data feeds. The Surrey Police Service also publishes official monthly StatsReport PDFs with file counts from the PRIME records management system. Those police totals are often fresher than the map points, which may lag.
The map window runs to March 1, 2026, while Surrey Police Service's latest StatsReport covers June 2026, published July 10, 2026. The map feed is several months behind the official police totals. The page was generated on July 18, 2026.
This page is built from open-data published by the Province of British Columbia (BC).