Mayor Duggan unveils changes to Detroit's towing system and policies
The City of Detroit unveiled a revamped towing policy on last week, including new contracts with 7 private towing companies.
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The City of Detroit unveiled a revamped towing policy on last week, including new contracts with 7 private towing companies.
Victims of auto theft in Detroit no longer will victimized a second time by having to pay excessive impound and storage fees to recover their vehicles, Mayor Mike Duggan and Chief James White announced today. The announcement comes one day after Detroit City Council approved new contracts for seven private towing companies that will share towing responsibilities with DPD’s internal towing unit. The new contracts for the following towing companies will go into effect next Monday:
The City of Detroit unveiled a revamped towing policy on Tuesday, including new contracts with 7 private towing companies.
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