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Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment crime statistics

Updated October 26, 2026·Data year 2025·Source: Statistics Canada, police-reported crime·Français

Area policed

The Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment polices the rural area around Fort Saskatchewan, outside the towns with their own police. Statistics Canada reports its figures as one area and does not split them by municipality.

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Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment crime statistics, 2025

Key takeaway

In 2025, police reported 648 incidents in Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment, −18.9% from 2024. Police cleared 24.2% of incidents.

Police service reporting these figures: Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, rural

Police-reported incidents

648

↓ −18.9% vs previous year

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0183-01, 2025

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Incidents cleared

24.2%

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0183-01, 2025

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Crime Severity Index, Canada

75.0

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0026-01, 2025

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Police-reported incidents in Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment, 2010 to 2025

All violations: Criminal Code, traffic and other federal laws.

020040060080020102014201820222025648
  • Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment
0200400600800201020132016201920222025Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment 648
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0183-01
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Police-reported incidents in Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment, 2010 to 2025
YearIncidents
2010618
2011664
2012630
2013613
2014659
2015676
2016744
2017649
2018673
2019661
2020610
2021583
2022672
2023692
2024799
2025648
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Most reported offences in Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment, 2025

  • Mischief105
  • Breaking and entering66
  • Assault, level 151
  • Fraud48
  • Uttering threats34
  • Theft $5,000 or under30
  • Indecent/Harassing communications24
  • Disturb the peace23
  • Dangerous operation of motor vehicle, vessel or aircraft20
  • Assault, level 2, weapon or bodily harm19
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0183-01, 2025
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Most reported offences in Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment, 2025
OffenceIncidents
Mischief105
Breaking and entering66
Assault, level 151
Fraud48
Uttering threats34
Theft $5,000 or under30
Indecent/Harassing communications24
Disturb the peace23
Dangerous operation of motor vehicle, vessel or aircraft20
Assault, level 2, weapon or bodily harm19
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Types of crime in Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment, 2025

Share of Criminal Code incidents, excluding traffic.

  • Property crime60.4 %
  • Violent crime27.5 %
  • Other Criminal Code12.1 %
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0183-01, 2025
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Types of crime in Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment, 2025
TypeIncidents%
Property crime35860.4
Violent crime16327.5
Other Criminal Code7212.1
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The most reported offences in Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment, 2010 to 2025

Police-reported incidents per year.

05010015020102014201820222025105665148
  • Mischief
  • Breaking and entering
  • Assault, level 1
  • Fraud
050100150201020132016201920222025Mischief 105Breaking and entering 66Assault, level 1 51Fraud 48
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0177-01
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The most reported offences in Fort Saskatchewan RCMP rural detachment, 2010 to 2025
YearMischiefBreaking and enteringAssault, level 1Fraud
201098593913
2011102625924
201296584825
201379638436
2014116706930
2015102927929
2016102937323
201766724823
201872924627
201980753424
202065644030
202176413533
2022104623139
202383963546
20241331025648
2025105665148
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