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Audits, reports, rules and contracts about towing in Lubbock, each with a short summary in plain words and a link to the agency's own copy.
These are government documents. We link to the official copies. Summaries are ours; read the record itself before you rely on it.
LPD's page links 'Find a Towed Vehicle' to an outside vendor's search by plate or VIN, and links a separate login portal for reporting repossessed or impounded vehicles. It gives the non-emergency number, 806-775-2865.
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Lubbock County has four justice of the peace courts at 904 Broadway. The county page says the courts handle illegal towing among other matters. No tow hearing fee or form is posted; the tool tells people to ask the clerk.
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lubbockcounty.gov blocks scripted reads; read for the tool's pack on 2026-10-06 and not re-opened in this pass.
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Rules for LPD's monthly abandoned-vehicle auction: date, place and times, inspection day, as-is sales, Form 71-1 receipt for titling, a warning that Texas will not title to non-residents, card or business-check payment only, and removal by 6 p.m.
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Announces the online towed-vehicle search and payment: search by plate or VIN, see the fees, upload ID and title, insurance or registration, place a card hold, then go to the tow lot at 3209 East Slaton Highway with the receipt and paper copies.
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The PDF downloads instead of opening and blocks scripted reads; our summary is from the City's own site-search listing of the release and the LPD page, read 2026-10-07. Not checked against the full PDF.
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The City's towing rules: complaints go in writing to the City Secretary; nonconsent tows must be stored at a licensed lot inside city limits; tow operators must tell police within 30 minutes of a nonconsent tow; parking-lot tows follow state law; owners at a police scene may choose a permitted company; and the City sets rates only for companies it contracts with.
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The City form for the nonconsent tow permit required by City Code § 24.09.041. The City's site listing shows it asks for the storage lot's capacity and every Class I and Class II wrecker the business will run.
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Not opened (the PDF downloads instead of opening); summary from the City's site-search listing, read 2026-10-07.
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