IMPOUNDED VEHICLES
Fairview Towing is where most vehicles towed by the RCMP in the area end up. Our staff is responsible for the safe storage, release, and eventual disposal of any unclaimed vehicles. They are also responsible for releasing your vehicle back to you and collecting payment on any of the outstanding fees once your vehicle has been cleared for release by the seizing party.
Here is a sample release form that you can print out and complete at home before coming to us.
If you think your vehicle has been towed, please contact us at 780-835-2965. It can be used prior to arriving our lot to ascertain the information on towing and storage fees required for the release of your vehicle, as well as learn any additional steps that need to be taken before release is granted.

If you are the registered owner of a vehicle that has been impounded, there are some requirements that must be followed before you can pick up your vehicle. If you are the owner of the vehicle but have not yet registered it at an Alberta Registry Agent, you need to bring proof of ownership, such as a fully completed and signed bill of sale
Requirements:
‣ Photo ID
OR
‣ 3 pieces of government-issued non-photo ID
AND
‣ Full payment for the invoice

If you are not able to pick up the vehicle during our impound hours of operations, we can accommodate this, but extra steps are required. We require written authorization from the registered owner to allow someone else to pick it up on their behalf.
Requirements
You will need to provide:
‣ A written authorization letter naming your agent
‣ A copy of your photo ID
Your agent will need:
‣ Photo ID
‣ Full payment for the invoice

If the impounded vehicle is a rental, you will need to have the rental company send us an authorization letter on their company letterhead. They will need to name you as being authorized to pick up the vehicle on their behalf.
Requirements
From the rental company:
‣ Authorization letter
From you:
‣ Photo ID
‣ Full payment of the invoice

If the vehicle is registered to a company, that company needs to provide written authorization on their letterhead for an employee to pick up that vehicle. In cases where a company does not have a formal letterhead, corporate documents such as incorporation papers showing both the company name and the owner’s name need to be provided accompanied by a copy of the owner’s photo ID.
Requirements
For companies with formal letterhead
‣ A letter authorizing an employee to pick up the vehicle
‣ Named employee must bring their photo ID
‣ Full payment for the invoice
For companies without a formal letterhead
‣ Incorporation papers showing the company name and owner name
‣ Owner’s photo ID
‣ Authorization letter if anyone other than the owner is picking up the vehicle
‣ Employee’s photo ID if anyone other than the owner is picking up the vehicle
‣ Full payment for the invoice
