Red Deer Crime Map
Alberta · Latest 24h · updated 2026-08-29
| Latest 24h | 10 incidents (2026-08-27) |
|---|---|
| 2026 YTD | 1,192 incidents through the last complete month |
| 2026 (full year) | 1,443 incidents |
| Full archive | 1,443 incidents (2026–2026) |
| Per 100K / year | 1,250 |
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About crime in Red Deer
TL;DR. For the Latest day (2026-08-27), Red Deer recorded 2 property incidents in RCMP K-Division open data. Auto theft ranked as the top category with 1 incident (50%), alongside 1 incident of theft (50%). This open-data layer covers property offences only and excludes person crimes. Spatially attributed to the Red Deer census subdivision, these daily figures provide a direct snapshot of verified property offences published for the municipality.
About this data
The Red Deer crime map for the latest day, 27 August 2026, shows incidents reported in the RCMP K‑Division open‑data feed. This feed captures property offences—break‑and‑enter, theft, auto theft, theft from vehicle and mischief—within the Red Deer census subdivision, and does not include assaults, robberies or other person crimes. The feed is refreshed regularly as new reports are ingested, ensuring the map reflects the most up‑to‑date information available from the RCMP K‑Division open‑data portal.
For this single day, the dataset records two incidents, providing a snapshot of recent property‑crime activity that can help residents and local officials see immediate trends. The interactive map’s rolling 60‑day window currently displays 553 incidents, offering broader context while the latest‑day view isolates the most current occurrences.
Recent trend
Year‑over‑year change cannot be calculated for the latest‑day snapshot because the underlying year‑series contains only a single year of data. The archive also includes just the 2026 record, so there is no complete prior year to compare against. As a result, a YoY percentage is not provided for this day. Consequently, readers should interpret the two incidents as the current snapshot without assuming an increase or decrease relative to earlier periods. Future daily reports will allow a clearer view of short‑term fluctuations once more days are accumulated.
Category breakdown
For the latest day, Red Deer recorded two property‑crime incidents, split evenly between auto theft and theft. The auto theft category accounts for one incident, representing 50 % of the total, while the theft category also comprises one incident, likewise 50 % of the day’s total. No violent offences were reported, reflecting the property‑only focus of the RCMP K‑Division feed. Because the dataset excludes assaults, robberies and other person crimes, the displayed mix highlights the limited scope of open‑data point layers for this community. The interactive map’s broader 60‑day window shows 553 incidents, illustrating that daily counts are typically low but accumulate over time. This contrast underscores that while only two incidents occurred on 27 August 2026, property offences are more frequent when viewed across a month‑long period.
FAQ
How many incidents were reported in Red Deer on August 27, 2026?
On August 27, 2026, the open-data feed recorded 2 property incidents in Red Deer for the latest day. Across the wider 2026 year series, there are 1,192 dated incidents on record, while the broader historical archive contains 1,434 total incidents for 2026.
What were the most common incident types reported in Red Deer for this date?
For August 27, 2026, reports were split evenly between two categories. Auto theft recorded 1 incident, accounting for 50% of the daily total, and theft recorded 1 incident, also accounting for 50%. The published open feed specifically tracks property categories including break and enter, theft, auto theft, theft from vehicle, and mischief.
Is year-over-year comparison data available for Red Deer?
Year-over-year change is not available for this period because the dataset currently contains single-year figures for 2026 rather than consecutive completed calendar years. The 2026 calendar year records 1,192 dated incidents in the standard series and 1,434 total records in the multi-year archive series.
Why are there no neighbourhood-level statistics for Red Deer?
Neighbourhood breakdowns are not available for this source because RCMP K-Division point data is spatially attributed to the Red Deer census subdivision rather than municipal neighbourhood boundaries. Incident locations are plotted on the map across the municipality as individual points rather than grouped by neighbourhood administrative zones.
Where do the Red Deer incident statistics come from?
Data is sourced from the RCMP K-Division open data public point layer, mapped to Statistics Canada census subdivision boundaries. This specific feed publishes property offences only, such as auto theft, theft, theft from vehicle, break and enter, and mischief. Person crimes like assault, robbery, or homicide are not published on this public feed.
How current is the Red Deer incident data on CrimeMaps.ca?
The latest single-day occurrence recorded in this feed is from August 27, 2026, which accounts for 2 incidents. For recent geographic context, the interactive map displays a rolling 60-day map window comprising 553 incidents, while the full 2026 archive contains 1,434 total incidents.
Explore Red Deer
By category
- Red Deer Break & enter (188)
- Red Deer Auto theft (108)
- Red Deer Theft from vehicle (214)
- Red Deer Theft (503)
- Red Deer Mischief (430)