What does the 3511 Impound Unit (Towing Fund) manage?

The 3511 Impound Unit, often referred to as the Towing Fund, primarily manages fees associated with towing and impoundment. This unit is responsible for overseeing the financial aspects related to the towing of vehicles, including the collection of fees charged to vehicle owners for the towing and storage of their impounded vehicles. These funds are specifically designated to cover operational costs linked to the impound process, such as staffing, maintenance, and other administrative expenses.

While funds for inmate rehabilitation, emergency vehicle purchases, or admissions fees might be crucial in their own right, they fall under different budgetary and operational units within a detention or law enforcement agency. The focus of the 3511 Impound Unit is distinctly oriented towards managing the financial transactions and resources directly involved in the towing and impoundment process. This clear delineation helps ensure that the funds are accurately tracked and allocated for their intended purpose, enhancing accountability and operational effectiveness.