Between May 23, 2026 and July 22, 2026, Vancouver recorded 5,424 total reported incidents across 24 neighbourhoods. Theft was the top category, accounting for 1,961 incidents or 36.2% of all reported data. Assault followed with 935 incidents (17.2%), while mischief comprised 917 incidents (16.9%). Among the city's neighbourhoods, the Central Business District logged the largest share with 1,493 incidents, followed by Strathcona with 493 incidents over the 60-day window.
Data current through . Source: official Vancouver police open-data portal.
The interactive map presents open incident data for Vancouver, British Columbia, recorded between May 23, 2026, and July 22, 2026. Across this 60-day window, the dataset includes 5,424 total incidents documented across 24 designated neighbourhoods. All 5,424 records contain valid occurrence dates, leaving 0 undated incidents. The underlying records originate from open police data published for the city of Vancouver.
Displaying these geo-located records provides residents and researchers with direct access to local incident counts across Vancouver neighbourhoods. Rather than relying on generalized summaries, users can examine specific event locations and category breakdowns, such as 935 violent-category incidents recorded during the selected 60-day timeframe. This structured presentation offers geographic context for recorded incidents from May 23, 2026, through July 22, 2026.
The dataset records a single year entry, reporting 5,424 incidents for the year 2026. Because the window contains only 2026 data with 5,424 dated incidents and 0 undated incidents, no prior-year dataset is available in this feed, leaving the year-over-year comparison value as null. The observation range spans from year_min 2026 to year_max 2026. Without additional annual records, historical trend directional shifts cannot be established. All 5,424 recorded incidents are concentrated within the single 2026 calendar period from May 23, 2026, to July 22, 2026.
Incident records across Vancouver are categorized into six specific category groupings during this reporting period. The top category is Theft, which accounts for 1,961 incidents and 36.2% of all recorded events. The second category listed is Assault, recording 935 incidents and 17.2% of total events. Mischief ranks as the third category, accounting for 917 incidents and 16.9% of the dataset. Following these top three entries, Theft from vehicle accounts for 889 incidents and 16.4% of recorded incidents. Break and enter represents 268 incidents at 4.9%, while the Other category accounts for 218 incidents and 4%. Additionally, the overall violent_count stands at 935 incidents for the 60-day window.
Incident records are distributed across 24 Vancouver neighbourhoods. The neighbourhood with the highest number of reported events is Central Business District, recording 1,493 incidents during the 60-day period. Strathcona follows with 493 incidents, while West End recorded 450 incidents. Renfrew-Collingwood and Mount Pleasant recorded 359 incidents and 347 incidents, respectively. These figures measure activity volume concentration within designated geographic boundaries. They reflect absolute reported incidents rather than per-capita risk, as population figures and census counts are not part of the published open dataset.
Vancouver's 60-day dataset of 5,424 incidents is led by Theft at 1,961 incidents (36.2%), followed by Assault at 935 incidents (17.2%) and Mischief at 917 incidents (16.9%). Theft from vehicle recorded 889 incidents (16.4%). Geographically, Central Business District accounts for 1,493 incidents, while Strathcona recorded 493 incidents and West End recorded 450 incidents. Renfrew-Collingwood recorded 359 incidents and Mount Pleasant recorded 347 incidents across the 24 tracked neighbourhoods.
Between May 23, 2026, and July 22, 2026, Vancouver recorded 5,424 total incidents across 24 covered neighbourhoods. All 5,424 records in this 60-day window have complete occurrence dates, with zero undated records. This count captures all incident types published in the municipal dataset for that timeframe.
Theft is the top category in Vancouver, accounting for 1,961 reported incidents or 36.2% of the overall total. Theft from vehicle represents another 889 incidents, which makes up 16.4% of all records recorded between May 23, 2026, and July 22, 2026.
The dataset currently covers only 2026, recording 5,424 dated incidents from May 23, 2026, to July 22, 2026. Because no earlier years are included in this selected window, year-over-year comparisons cannot be calculated. Historical series metrics will update as additional date ranges become available.
Central Business District recorded the highest count among Vancouver's 24 neighbourhoods, with 1,493 incidents between May 23, 2026, and July 22, 2026. Strathcona followed with 493 incidents, West End logged 450, and Renfrew-Collingwood registered 359 incidents during the same 60-day period.
These figures are sourced directly from open data published by municipal authorities in BC. The dataset tracks individual incident records mapped across 24 defined Vancouver neighbourhoods, categorizing incidents such as assault, mischief, theft, theft from vehicle, and break and enter for public tracking.
This dataset covers occurrences up to July 22, 2026, spanning the 60 days starting May 23, 2026. The dataset was generated on July 24, 2026, containing 5,424 total incidents and 935 violent incidents recorded over that recent two-month observation window.
Data is compiled from municipal open-data portals in BC.