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Calgary Community Disorder Pressures (2024-2025)

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Community Disorder Pressure Map

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Darker areas show higher disorder reports per 1,000 residents for the selected period.

Community Disorder Pressure Ranking

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Disorder Type Matrix

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Disorder Reports Trend

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Community Disorder Pressure Trend

Actual disorder pressure trend, selected communities compared with Calgary median.
Reports per 1,000 residents

Disorder Pressure Change Index

Each community starts from its own baseline of 100. Higher values mean disorder pressure increased relative to that community’s starting point.
Change from each community baseline

Notes & methods

  • Scope: Calgary community-level disorder indicators (2024-2025).
  • Rate: disorder reports per 1,000 residents, shown only when community population is available.
  • Colour scale: disorder pressure uses wider thresholds than crime. Current colour breaks are 150, 100, 60, 30, and 12 reports per 1,000 residents.
  • Source: Calgary Open Data.
  • Data updated: 2026-05.
  • Interpretation: Disorder indicators reflect reported public-space and livability issues within a community area and do not imply that local residents caused these issues.

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