Public Safety
The following indicators relate to the City’s emergency response efforts.
911 Calls Received
Measures the total number of 911 calls received for police, fire and medical services.
Reporting frequency: Quarterly Last updated: Q3, 2025 View fullscreen
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The total number of 911 calls received has been on an increasing trend, with 4,195 calls in Q3 2025, compared to 4,377 calls in Q3 2024. Although high, this represents a slight decrease of about 4 per cent compared to Q3 2024.
Crime Severity Index
The crime severity index is calculated by Statistics Canada and measures percentage changes in the level of severity of crime in St. Albert from year to year (current year over last year).
Reporting frequency: Annually Last updated: 2023 View fullscreen
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All crimes have been split between violent and non-violent crimes. More serious crimes are assigned higher weights, and less serious offences are assigned lower weights. As a result, more serious offences have a greater impact on changes in the index.
The Overall Crime Severity Index has been on a slight increasing trend since 2020. Despite this increasing trend, St Albert's rate is still significantly lower than the Provincial and National averages.
Note: Crime Severity Index data for 2024 will be updated in 2025 following its release by Statistics Canada.
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Last edited: November 19, 2025