Get NE Third Party Vehicle Release Form - City Of Omaha 2002-2024

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You need the following three items. A current registration, OR properly executed title dated within the last 30 days OR a purchase agreement executed within the last 30 days. A valid driver's license. Current insurance.

7809 F Street The city of Omaha Vehicle Impound Facility provides for storage and disposal of vehicles towed by order of the Omaha Police Department and the Douglas County Sheriff's Departments. After a holding period of no less than 30 days, unclaimed vehicles are offered for auction to the general public.

Call. If you don't know where your car's gone, call the Denver Police Non-Emergency line at (720) 913-2000. When you get the recorded message, hit 0 for the operator. If the vehicle has been relocated, they'll tell you where to find it; if it's been impounded, they'll direct you to the impound.

A vehicle must have current registration to be released from the Police Impound Yard. The registered or legal owner must present valid identification. No one can claim a vehicle without valid identification such as a driver's license, state identification card, passport or other valid identification.

7809 F Street The city of Omaha Vehicle Impound Facility provides for storage and disposal of vehicles towed by order of the Omaha Police Department and the Douglas County Sheriff's Departments. After a holding period of no less than 30 days, unclaimed vehicles are offered for auction to the general public.

For after-hours non-emergency reports, contact Omaha Police 402-444-5600 or Douglas County Sheriff 402-444-6641. Use this category to report abandoned vehicles (on street or private property), parking issues, and vehicle licensing issues.

Gather your ID and proof of ownership papers (e.g., car title) Present proof of auto insurance coverage. Bring enough money to cover towing, impound charges, and any other required fees (you may need cash to pay the towing fee)