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Vandalism and graffiti in Calgary.

Recent news on vandalism, graffiti and property damage in Calgary, and where each kind of report goes.

Call 911 for danger or a crime happening now. Calgary Police non-emergency: 403-266-1234. Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-8477.

Recent headlines

Seeking public assistance in series of northeast break-ins · Calgary Police Service · Sep 29, 2026 · Whitehorn
Prolific offender facing 32 charges · Calgary Police Service · Sep 29, 2026

What to do

Damage to your property with no suspect can be reported online through Calgary Police.
Graffiti on public property, like a bus shelter or a City sign, goes to the City through 311.
Photograph graffiti on your own property before you clean it, then remove it quickly. Fast removal discourages more.
If someone is damaging property right now, call 911.

Online with Calgary Police, when there’s no suspect: property damage. Report online

Near you

Communities named in these headlines: Whitehorn.

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Questions people ask

How do I report graffiti in Calgary?

Report graffiti on public property to the City of Calgary through 311. Damage to your own property can be reported to Calgary Police, online when there is no suspect.

Can I report vandalism online in Calgary?

Yes, in many cases. Property damage with no suspect is an online-reporting category with Calgary Police. If it is happening now, call 911.

Is CalgaryWatch a police website?

No. CalgaryWatch is an independent community-awareness site. Headlines here come from local newsrooms and Calgary Police news releases, and link to the original story.

Who do I call for a crime in Calgary that isn’t an emergency?

Calgary Police non-emergency at 403-266-1234. Some reports with no suspect can be filed online through Calgary Police. Call 911 for danger or a crime happening now.

Where headlines come from

CalgaryWatch is an independent community-awareness site, not a police service. Charges are allegations until proven in court.