St. Albert Crime Map
Alberta · Latest 24h · updated 2026-08-29
| Latest 24h | 3 incidents (2026-08-27) |
|---|---|
| 2026 YTD | 448 incidents through the last complete month |
| 2026 (full year) | 547 incidents |
| Full archive | 547 incidents (2026–2026) |
| Per 100K / year | 733 |
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About crime in St. Albert
TL;DR. For the Latest day (2026-08-25) period, St. Albert recorded 3 property incidents in RCMP K-Division open data. Mischief was the leading category with 1 incident (33.3%), alongside 1 theft (33.3%) and 1 theft from vehicle (33.3%). Open-data records for this municipality cover property offences only; violent person crimes are not published on this feed. Detailed neighbourhood-level breakdowns are not available for this data source.
About this data
This page tracks reported property crime incidents in St. Albert, Alberta, for the single latest occurrence day of August 25, 2026. A total of 3 incidents were recorded on this date across the municipality. Data is sourced directly from the RCMP K-Division public point layer, mapped to the local census subdivision. This specific open feed publishes property offences only, including theft, mischief, and break-and-enter events, while person crimes such as assault or robbery are not published on this public map layer.
Reviewing daily incident occurrences offers residents and local community members an up-to-date view of local property crime reports as they are logged. While the interactive rolling map window shows 222 incidents over 60 days, this page highlights the exact daily snapshot of 3 incidents recorded on August 25, 2026, delivering clear visibility into daily municipal activity.
Recent trend
Long-term annual comparison is not available for Latest day (2026-08-25). Year-over-year change is not available for this period because the dataset's annual series currently tracks only the single year of 2026, with no prior complete calendar year available for comparison. Within the 2026 year series, there are 448 dated incidents recorded to date, while the complete multi-year archive tracks 536 total incidents for the 2026 calendar year. Headline statistics reflect the 3 incidents logged on August 25, 2026, rather than an annual or 60-day aggregate total.
Category breakdown
The 3 reported property incidents recorded in St. Albert for Latest day (2026-08-25) are evenly distributed across 3 distinct offence categories. The top category is Mischief, accounting for 1 incident and 33.3% of the daily total. The second category is Theft, which also represents 1 incident and 33.3% of logged occurrences. The third category is Theft from vehicle, recording 1 incident and 33.3% of reports on this date. Because the RCMP K-Division public feed focuses exclusively on property-related events, violent offences are not tracked in this breakdown. Each of these three categories represents an equal share of the verified property crime reports logged for August 25, 2026.
FAQ
How many incidents were reported in St. Albert on the latest day?
On the latest day covered by the open‑data feed, August 25 2026, St. Albert recorded three reported incidents. This figure reflects the exact count for that single day and does not represent a rolling window or month‑long total.
What was the most common offence on that day?
The most frequently reported offence on August 25 2026 was mischief, with one incident accounting for about 33.3 % of the three total incidents. Theft and theft from vehicle each also had one report, tying for the next most common categories.
Is there a year‑over‑year change for the latest‑day total?
A year‑over‑year change cannot be provided for the latest‑day total because the dataset does not include comparable prior‑day figures. The archive shows 536 incidents for the full 2026 year, but no YoY percentage is available for this specific 24‑hour snapshot.
Why aren’t neighbourhood breakdowns shown?
Neighbourhood‑level breakdowns are not shown because the RCMP K‑Division point layer does not publish incident locations at the neighbourhood granularity for St. Albert. Consequently the open‑data feed cannot supply a list of top neighbourhoods or counts by area.
What data source provides these incident counts?
All incident counts come from the RCMP K‑Division open data, which supplies the property‑offence point layer for St. Albert. This source includes mischief, theft, auto theft and related categories but excludes person‑crime data such as assault or robbery.
How current is the data displayed on the map?
The data reflects the most recent day available in the feed, dated August 25 2026. The interactive map, however, displays a 60‑day rolling window that currently shows 222 incidents, providing a broader recent context compared with the single‑day headline.
Explore St. Albert
By category
- St. Albert Break & enter (73)
- St. Albert Auto theft (27)
- St. Albert Theft from vehicle (99)
- St. Albert Theft (245)
- St. Albert Mischief (103)