Police Requested Towing in Colorado Springs and Fountain
When an officer requests a tow, Off The Hook can respond. We handle police requested towing in Colorado Springs, Fountain and Monument, day or night.
For scheduled towing, equipment moves, fleet service or other non-emergency needs.
Day or night
Fully licensed and insured
Proudly veteran owned
Towing, roadside + transport
How did the tow get started?
An officer may have asked, or you may be calling yourself. Either way, tell us where the vehicle is and what shape it is in.
An Officer Asked for a Tow
When an officer requests a tow after a crash, Off The Hook can respond.
I'm the Driver
If you drove the vehicle, tell us where it is and where you want it to go.
I'm the Owner
If the vehicle is yours, tell us what it is and where it needs to end up.
Nobody Can Drive It
A vehicle that cannot be driven after a crash gets towed to the place you choose.
It's Too Damaged to Roll
A vehicle too damaged to roll gets loaded onto a deck and carried.
The Request Came at Night
A tow requested after dark gets a call answered 24/7, with the plan built from there.
When an officer asks for a tow.
After a crash, an officer may ask for a tow so the vehicle can be moved. If you are the driver or the owner, that can feel like too much at once, and a few plain facts help. Off The Hook can respond when an officer requests a tow in Colorado Springs, Fountain and Monument, 24/7.
That is the whole of it. We respond to the request and tow the vehicle, and nothing more is promised here. It sits beside our other accident towing work, and it is not an official program.
If you are the one in the vehicle, you can also call us directly. Collision towing covers the same kind of tow when you reach us yourself rather than through an officer, with the same steps.
Whoever calls, we need the same things: where the vehicle is, what it is and where it needs to go. Say so, and we will plan the tow around your answers.
Police-requested tows we handle.
These are the kinds of tows an officer may ask for. A vehicle that needs a deck can ride on flatbed and rollback towing, and we will say so on the call.
Vehicles we tow.
Cars, pickups and work trucks are the usual calls. If your vehicle is something else, call and describe it, or read about the wider towing service we offer.
How it works.
A straightforward process, whether you need help now or you’re planning a move.
Call and share your location
Call us and tell us where you are. We’ll help determine the right service.
Tell us about your vehicle
Tell us what’s going on with your vehicle so we can plan the response.
We handle it
We arrive with the equipment to tow, assist or recover your vehicle.
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Built on showing up.
Straight answers, dependable service and the kind of response you want when your vehicle isn’t going anywhere.
Police-Requested Towing FAQ.
Direct answers for drivers and owners. If you are at the scene, take care of anyone who is hurt first.
What does police-requested towing mean?
It means Off The Hook can respond when an officer requests a tow after a crash. That is all it means, and it is not an official program. Call if you have questions about the tow.
Can I call you myself after a crash?
Yes. You do not have to wait for an officer to request a tow. Call and tell us where the vehicle is, what it is and where it needs to go.
Where will the vehicle go?
Wherever you need it to go, such as a shop, your home or another destination of your choosing. Name the place or read us the address, and the tow is planned around it.
Do I have to be there when you arrive?
That depends on the situation, so tell us what is going on when you call. We will walk through who needs to be there and what we need from you.
Are you part of an official tow list?
This page doesn’t make claims about lists or programs. What we do is respond when an officer requests a tow. Call if you have questions about how it would work for you.
Can you tow a vehicle that won't roll?
Yes. A vehicle that cannot roll after a crash can be loaded onto a deck. Tell us what condition it is in, and we will plan how to load and move it.
What do you need from me?
Where the vehicle is, what it is and where it should go. Add whether it can roll and what condition it is in. Once we have those details, we plan the tow.
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Officer asked for a tow?
Police-requested towing in Colorado Springs, Fountain and Monument, day or night.