Grande Prairie Crime Map
Alberta · Latest 24h · updated 2026-08-29
| Latest 24h | 8 incidents (2026-08-27) |
|---|---|
| 2026 YTD | 1,046 incidents through the last complete month |
| 2026 (full year) | 1,242 incidents |
| Full archive | 1,242 incidents (2026–2026) |
| Per 100K / year | 1,745 |
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About crime in Grande Prairie
TL;DR. On the latest day (2026‑08‑27), Grande Prairie recorded a single crime incident, bringing the total for that day to 1. The sole reported offence was break and enter, accounting for 100 % of the day’s incidents. No violent offences were recorded. This snapshot reflects the RCMP K‑Division property‑only open data feed, which excludes person crimes such as assault or robbery in the dataset.
About this data
This page visualises and summarises criminal incident data for Grande Prairie, Alberta, for the latest day on 27 August 2026. The data are sourced from the RCMP K‑Division public point layer, which records property‑offence incidents such as break‑and‑enter, theft and mischief. Because the feed captures only the most recent occurrences, it offers a snapshot of current activity that can help residents and planners see what types of offences are being reported on any given day.
For this day the map shows a single incident, a break‑and‑enter, representing 100 % of the reported activity. For comparison, the interactive 60‑day rolling window displays 421 incidents, illustrating the broader recent trend while the full archive contains 1,234 incidents across all recorded years. While person‑crime offences are not included in this source, the property‑offence focus provides a clear view of where break‑and‑enter and related crimes are occurring.
Recent trend
Year‑over‑year change cannot be calculated for the latest day because the year‑series data contain only a single year (2026) and no complete prior year for comparison. Consequently, there is no percentage change or baseline figure to report for this snapshot. The available year‑series shows 1,046 incidents for 2026 overall, but because the headline reflects a single day, those figures are not directly comparable. Without a matching prior‑year day‑level total, the site cannot provide a YoY change for the latest‑day view.
Category breakdown
The incident breakdown for Grande Prairie on 27 August 2026 is simple: the sole reported offence falls under the “Break and enter” category, accounting for the full 100 % of incidents with a count of 1. No other categories appear in the top‑categories list for this day, and because the data source covers only property offences, categories such as assault or robbery are not represented. The absence of additional categories reflects the limited activity captured on this specific date rather than a broader shift in crime patterns.
FAQ
How many incidents were reported on the latest day in Grande Prairie?
On 27 August 2026, the open‑data feed recorded a total of 1 incident in Grande Prairie. This figure reflects the city’s latest exact occurrence day, as captured by the RCMP K‑Division point layer. No other crime types were reported on that day.
What type of crime was most common on that day?
The sole incident recorded was classified as Break and Enter, accounting for 100 % of the 1 reported incident on 27 August 2026. This makes Break and Enter the top category for the day.
Is there a year‑over‑year change shown for this period?
Because the data set only covers the single latest day and the archive does not provide a comparable prior‑year total for that exact day, a year‑over‑year percentage change is not available. The overall 2026 year‑to‑date count is 1,046 incidents, but no YoY figure is supplied.
Why aren’t neighbourhood‑level statistics shown for Grande Prairie?
The RCMP K‑Division public point layer supplies incident locations only at the city level and does not include neighbourhood identifiers, so the open‑data feed cannot break the counts down by neighbourhood. Consequently, no neighbourhood breakdown is available for this city.
Where does the crime data for Grande Prairie come from?
The figures are drawn from the RCMP K‑Division public point layer, which records property‑offence incidents (break‑and‑enter, theft, auto theft, theft‑from‑vehicle, mischief) for the census subdivision that includes Grande Prairie. The source does not record person‑crime categories such as assault or robbery.
How up‑to‑date is the information on this page?
The headline total reflects incidents that occurred on 27 August 2026, the most recent day for which the feed has exact dates. The interactive map, by contrast, shows a rolling 60‑day window that currently contains 421 incidents, but the page’s primary numbers are based on the latest day.
Explore Grande Prairie
By category
- Grande Prairie Break & enter (116)
- Grande Prairie Auto theft (166)
- Grande Prairie Theft from vehicle (227)
- Grande Prairie Theft (550)
- Grande Prairie Mischief (183)