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Crime Severity Index: Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County vs Edmonton and Alberta

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Adapted from Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0190-01, 2025. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

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The overall Crime Severity Index each year since 1998 for the three police services of the Tri-Region, each its own line in Statistics Canada's table: Spruce Grove's and Stony Plain's RCMP municipal detachments and Parkland RCMP's rural detachment (Parkland County outside the towns), against Edmonton's municipal police and Alberta. In 2025 it was 73.0 in Spruce Grove, 80.8 in Stony Plain and 107.4 in rural Parkland County, against 103.9 in Edmonton and 90.6 across Alberta; in 2015 the four were 91.5, 84.6, 115.7 and 113.2 (Alberta 104.5). Police-reported crime weighted by seriousness and divided by population, indexed so that Canada in 2006 = 100 (Statistics Canada table 35-10-0190-01, annual). An index, not a count: it cannot be added across police services, and it swings more where fewer people are served.

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Share of Crime Solved (Weighted Clearance Rate): Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County vs Edmonton and Alberta

The weighted clearance rate each year since 1998: the share of police-reported crime that police cleared, by a charge or otherwise, with each incident weighted by seriousness the same way as the Crime Severity Index, so solving a serious crime counts for more. For Spruce Grove's and Stony Plain's RCMP municipal detachments and Parkland RCMP's rural detachment (Parkland County outside the towns), against Edmonton's municipal police and Alberta. In 2025 it was 25.5% in Spruce Grove, 26.7% in Stony Plain and 21.9% in rural Parkland County, against 34.9% in both Edmonton and Alberta; in 2015 it was 29.2%, 34.1%, 29.7%, 41.9% and 37.1%. Statistics Canada table 35-10-0190-01, annual. A crime can be cleared in a later year than it was reported, and a rate swings more where fewer people are served.

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Crime Severity Index in Alberta's Largest Cities

The overall Crime Severity Index for Alberta and the police services of Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer (RCMP), Lethbridge and Medicine Hat each year since 1998. Police-reported crime weighted by seriousness and divided by population, indexed so that Canada in 2006 = 100 (Statistics Canada table 35-10-0190-01, annual, 1998 on). An index, not a count: it cannot be added across police services. The full table, every Alberta police service including rural RCMP detachments and First Nations services, is in the API.

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Alberta Crime Severity Index: Total, Violent and Non-violent

Alberta's overall, violent and non-violent Crime Severity Index each year since 1998. Police-reported crime weighted by seriousness and divided by population, indexed so that Canada in 2006 = 100 (Statistics Canada table 35-10-0190-01, annual, 1998 on). An index, not a count: it cannot be added across police services. The full table, every Alberta police service including rural RCMP detachments and First Nations services, is in the API.

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Library Items Borrowed per Person: Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County vs Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan and Alberta

Items borrowed (circulation) per resident each year by the Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County library boards, Leduc's and Fort Saskatchewan's, and all Alberta boards. In 2022 Stony Plain lent 11.2 items per resident, Spruce Grove 6.5 and Parkland County's board 1.2, against 5.4 in Leduc, 8.5 in Fort Saskatchewan and 9.6 across Alberta; in 2015 Spruce Grove lent 10.9 and Stony Plain 14.1. To 2021 this is the sheet's Circulation; 2022 is its Total Circulation, which adds e-content and equipment loans a board reports itself (Spruce Grove's and Stony Plain's boards reported no e-book loans of their own in 2022). Leduc and Fort Saskatchewan are Edmonton-region cities of a similar size; the Alberta line is every municipal library board together (Calgary and Edmonton weigh most). From each board's annual report to Alberta Municipal Affairs, 2015 to 2022 (the newest year published). Per person = the board's figure over its own service population, and a board's users can live outside it, so a town library that serves the farms around it reads busier per person and Parkland County's own board, with small branches, reads quieter. 2020 and 2021 were pandemic years.

Community · Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland CountyAnnual

Library Visits per Person: Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County vs Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan and Alberta

In-person library visits per resident each year. Stony Plain had 7.4 visits per resident in 2015 and 5.2 in 2022, Spruce Grove 4.8 and 4.9, Parkland County's board 1.9 and 0.4; Alberta's boards together went from 5.5 to 3.5, still below their pre-pandemic level (5.6 in 2019) in 2022. Visits to 2016 are the sheet's Annual Visits. Leduc and Fort Saskatchewan are Edmonton-region cities of a similar size; the Alberta line is every municipal library board together (Calgary and Edmonton weigh most). From each board's annual report to Alberta Municipal Affairs, 2015 to 2022 (the newest year published). Per person = the board's figure over its own service population, and a board's users can live outside it, so a town library that serves the farms around it reads busier per person and Parkland County's own board, with small branches, reads quieter. 2020 and 2021 were pandemic years.

Community · Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland CountyAnnual

Library Cardholders as a Share of Population: Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County vs Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan and Alberta

Library cardholders as a percent of each board's service population. Stony Plain's share ran between 51% and 62% from 2015 to 2021 and fell to 30% in 2022; Spruce Grove's stayed between 13% and 19%, Parkland County's board's at most 5%, and Alberta's boards together between 34% and 41%. A board that clears expired cards drops in one year, so a sudden fall can be bookkeeping, not people leaving. Leduc and Fort Saskatchewan are Edmonton-region cities of a similar size; the Alberta line is every municipal library board together (Calgary and Edmonton weigh most). From each board's annual report to Alberta Municipal Affairs, 2015 to 2022 (the newest year published). Per person = the board's figure over its own service population, and a board's users can live outside it, so a town library that serves the farms around it reads busier per person and Parkland County's own board, with small branches, reads quieter. 2020 and 2021 were pandemic years.

Community · Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland CountyAnnual

Crime Severity Index: Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County vs Edmonton and Alberta

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