Prince George Crime Map
British Columbia · July 2026 · updated 2026-08-29
| July 2026 | 431 incidents |
|---|---|
| 2026 YTD | 2,312 incidents through the last complete month |
| 2025 (full year) | 3,753 incidents |
| Full archive | 24,526 incidents (2021–2026) |
| Per 100K / year | 4,367 |
| CSI 2025 | 193.8 (violent 224.1) |
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About crime in Prince George
TL;DR. Prince George recorded 431 police-reported incidents in July 2026 across 32 tracked neighbourhoods. In the broader 2026 year-to-date category mix through July, Theft is the leading reported category with 898 incidents, accounting for 38.8% of classified records, followed by Mischief with 564 incidents. West Bowl and Downtown accounted for the highest neighbourhood counts during the year-to-date period, with 622 and 572 incidents respectively.
About this data
The Prince George crime map for July 2026 displays 431 reported incidents recorded in the official police open‑data portal for British Columbia. The dataset covers the full calendar month, summarising each incident’s type and location as supplied by the police service.
These counts help residents and planners see which offence types are most common during the month and allow comparison with historical trends from the archive. The interactive map also includes a rolling 60‑day window that currently shows 797 incidents, providing a short‑term view alongside the July snapshot.
Recent trend
The July 2026 total of 431 incidents is a month‑only figure; a year‑over‑year change for this period is not available. Looking at the full‑archive calendar series, the most recent complete years show a decline: the 2025 total of 3,753 incidents was 8.7 percent lower than the 4,109 incidents recorded in 2024. This decrease reflects the overall downward trend observed across the five‑year archive.
Category breakdown
For July 2026 the most frequently reported offence was Theft, with 898 incidents accounting for 38.8 percent of the month’s total. Mischief followed with 564 incidents (24.4 percent), and Theft from vehicle contributed 383 incidents (16.6 percent). Together these three categories represent the bulk of recorded activity. Other notable categories include Break and enter (293 incidents, 12.7 percent), Auto theft (117 incidents, 5.1 percent) and Bike theft (57 incidents, 2.5 percent). No violent offences were recorded in the month, and the “Other crime” subcategory contributed 47 incidents, a small fraction of the overall count.
FAQ
How many crime incidents were reported in Prince George in July 2026?
In July 2026, Prince George recorded 431 open-data crime incidents. This monthly total represents the last complete calendar month with published counts. For broader context, the 2026 year-to-date total through July reached 2,312 dated incidents across all tracked municipal categories.
What is the most common type of crime in Prince George?
Theft is the most frequently reported incident type in Prince George, with 898 incidents accounting for 38.8% of the 2026 year-to-date total through July. Mischief followed with 564 incidents (24.4%), while theft from vehicle accounted for 383 incidents (16.6%) and break and enter recorded 293 incidents (12.7%).
Is crime increasing or decreasing in Prince George?
Year-over-year change is not available for the July 2026 monthly period. However, in the complete-year archive, Prince George saw annual incidents decrease by 8.7% between 2024 (4,109 incidents) and 2025 (3,753 incidents). Across earlier full years, counts shifted from 4,559 in 2021 to 4,915 in 2022 and 4,712 in 2023.
Which neighbourhoods in Prince George report the highest number of incidents?
West Bowl recorded the highest count in the 2026 dataset with 622 incidents, followed by Downtown with 572 incidents. Other tracked areas among the 32 neighbourhoods include East Central Fort George and Van Bow with 144 incidents each, College Heights with 135 incidents, and Crescents with 90 incidents.
Where do these Prince George crime statistics come from?
These statistics are sourced directly from the official municipal open-data portal in British Columbia. Incident records are published as open data and classified across 32 neighbourhoods in Prince George, providing public access to 24,526 total records spanning from 2021 through 2026.
How current is the Prince George crime data on this map?
The headline figures cover July 2026, which is the last complete calendar month with published counts, while the latest published record in the dataset is dated 2026-08-15. In addition, the interactive map displays a rolling 60-day window containing 797 incidents.
Explore Prince George
By category
- Prince George Break & enter (3,260)
- Prince George Auto theft (1,281)
- Prince George Theft from vehicle (4,629)
- Prince George Theft (8,284)
- Prince George Bike theft (572)
- Prince George Mischief (6,453)
- Prince George Other (47)
By year
Neighbourhoods
West Bowl Downtown Van Bow East Central Fort George Millar Addition Crescents College Heights VLA