St. Paul, AB Crime Rates: Stats & Map

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614%

Total crime NAT. AVG.

458%

Violent crime NAT. AVG.

665%

Property crime NAT. AVG.

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Date & Last Updated: This data reflects 2020 and was released from Statistics Canada.

Total crime includes all violent and property crime. Violent crimes include: homicide, murder, assault, robbery, kidnapping, extortion, harassment, threats and all other violent violations. Property crimes include: breaking and entering, theft, motor vehicle theft, fraud, mischief and all other property crime violations. Crimes not reflected in this table include: criminal code violations, traffic violations, federal statute violations and drug violations. This crime data is estimated based on Statistics Canada data.
Index	St. Paul_{/100k people}	Alberta_{/100k people}	National_{/100k people}
Total crime	30,161	6,391	4,223
Violent crime	5,813	1,232	1,042
Property crime	24,347	5,159	3,181

All Crime Incidents

All crime incidents includes all violent and property crime as well as criminal code violations (child pornography, disturbing the peace, justice violations), traffic violations (impaired driving), federal statute violations and drug violations.
Statistic	St. Paul	Alberta	National
Total incidents	2,412	385,681	2,225,600
Incidents per 100k	41,160	8,722	5,856
Change in 100k rate	4.4%	-13.0%	-9.8%

Persons Charged By Age Group (per 100k)

Statistic	St. Paul	Alberta	National
All (12+ years)	13,201	2,661	1,709
Youths (12-17)	6,619	1,077	1,108
Adults (18+)	13,812	2,806	1,757

Weighted Clearance Rates

More severe crimes such as robberies, assault and homicides are given more weight to the overall clearance rates. Less severe crimes such as vehicle theft, fraud and mischief are given less weight to the overall clearance rates.
Statistic	St. Paul	Alberta	National
Clearance rate	45	34	37
Clearance rate change	1.4%	2.4%	0.2%
Clearance rate violent	66	54	58
Clearance rate property	38	27	27

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Crime Quick Facts

St. Paul crime rates are 614% higher than the national average
Violent crimes in St. Paul are 458% higher than the national average
In St. Paul you have a 1 in 4 chance of becoming a victim of crime
St. Paul is safer than 0% of the cities in the United States
Year over year crime in St. Paul has increased by 25%

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Chance of Being A Victim of Crime in St. Paul

The chance of being a victim of violent crime in St. Paul is 1 in 18

The chance of being a victim of property crime in St. Paul is 1 in 5

The chance of being a victim of crime in St. Paul is 1 in 4

Year Over Year Crime In St. Paul

Statistic	St. Paul	Alberta	National
Total	25.2%	-10.7%	-7.9%
Violent	58.0%	-1.0%	-3.6%
Property	17.4%	-13.7%	-9.8%

Nearby Cities With Low Crime Rates

City	Population	Violent crime_{/100k people}	Property crime_{/100k people}	Total crime_{/100k people}
St. Paul County No. 19, AB	6,300	937	3,925	4,863
Horseshoe Bay, AB	58	1,120	4,692	5,813
St. Paul, AB	6,231	5,813	24,347	30,161

Cities with similar population

City	Population	Violent crime_{/100k people}	Property crime_{/100k people}	Total crime_{/100k people}
Okanagan-Similkameen D, BC	6,227	876	3,847	4,723
Humboldt, SK	6,215	1,062	3,431	4,493
Beresford, NB	6,264	1,280	2,933	4,213
Princeville, QC	6,268	778	1,518	2,296
West St. Paul, MB	6,185	691	1,817	2,509
St. Paul, AB	6,231	5,813	24,347	30,161

Date & Last Updated: This data reflects 2020 and was released from Statistics Canada.