Town of Cicero Vehicle Impound Department IL 60804

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Jorge Munoz

It is extremely shocking how Cicero PD, or the Town of Cicero allows such careless actions by these “tow truck” drivers. They NEVER strap the wheels to the drawbar, and the use of TWO safety chains, AS REQUIRED BY LAW! These drivers drive reckless and feel nobody can tell them anything. If anybody sees them towing, snap pictures and post them online to expose how they endanger other drivers with their careless safety violations. Whenever they tow and give you a hard time, contact the town, or Illinois Commerce Commision.

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Proud Chicago worker

My vehicle was damaged during towing. Missing front license plate and charged with additional extra day. Very unprofessional business. 0/5 stars. Some workers are little to no help & no managers or supervisors on-site. Avoid at all cost. Will definitely request hearing/lawsuit for damages, time and unlawfully towing.

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Ivan Navarro

My car got stranded on the public street and the police forced me to use their tow and be taking to the impound lot. I contested but the police force me to use them. I understand that it needs to be off the street right away because of traffic but I wish I could just have a local/private tow to take it off the street rather than the city tow. Had a bad experience. Had to pay the tow, plus a day on the lot, plus a private tow to get it off the lot. For a public service, it sure feels like a mafia like business. Don't let them take your car. It's going to end up being more money. Though, you may not get a choice if your car broke down on public street and you can't move it out of the way. I told them if they can take the car to my home but they said no. Don't think they would simply let me put it to the side either. Though the police did gave me a ride to work. So, it was nice of them to do that. Before you head to the lot, make sure you to get a release with the police department. It doesn't matter what's the reason for. They are going to ask for a driver's license, registration, and insurance. For the dumbest reason, you might have to go to the lot to pick up your registration first, people usually don't carry extra registration but they don't care. However, you can get away with this by just bringing your title. Or grab it before they tow it. Next, head to the lot with your driver's license, release paper, insurance, registration / title. If your car broke down, the only choice you have is to tow it out of the lot. Doesn't matter if it's a simple fix. All they want is to waste your time and money. Be prepared to pay around $140 Plus whatever amount of days you had it there. I believe $40 a day. But I'm sure it's a lot more if you had it towed for parking or any citation you had with the city. I suggest to not let them give them a reason to take your car. Be prepared to waste your money. No reason for them to make me go to the police station to get a release just for a stranded car other than control. Luckily they're both close by. I am sure it would have been worse if I got towed for parking, citation, crime, etc. So pay your tickets, stay out of trouble, pay attention where you are parking. Don't let these nutty people take your car.