Application for Non- Preference Tow Rotation

Submit Application for Non-Preference Tow Rotation

The Central Point Police Department is accepting applications from tow companies to be placed on the department's non-preference tow list.

The application is available at our website HERE or a packet can be picked up at the main office.

Please contact Lieutenant Chadd Griffin to schedule a time to pick up a packet. If you have questions, call 541-664-5578 ext. 671.

You may email your application packet to chadd.griffin@centralpointoregon.gov, mail the packet, or drop it off at the department's main office:
Central Point Police Department
Attn: Lieutenant Chadd Griffin
155 S. 2nd St.
Central Point, OR 97502

ALL AREAS OF THE APPLICATION MUST BE COMPLETED IN THEIR ENTIRETY. APPLICATIONS RECEIVED
WITH BLANK INFORMATION AREAS AND/OR MISSING INFORMATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR
FURTHER PROCESSING. APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE DEEMED COMPLETE UNTIL ALL REQURIED
INFOMORMATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED.

Placement on the non-preference tow list will be based upon:
* Submission of a complete application;
* Meeting all requirements for criminal history/driving records check;
* Meeting all requirements for costs of service;
* Ability to meet the listed towing and storage requirements;
* Entering into a Service Contract for Non-preference tow services with City of Central Point in the
form attached to this packet; and
* Remaining in compliance with all the listed requirements and contract terms.
If selected for a contract, tow companies must comply with requirements listed in the sample contract.
Contract exhibits may change during contract negotiations.
 

Required Documentation
1. Complete Application for Towing (Form A).
2. Form B, Criminal Records/Driving History Check for each owner, driver, and anyone associated
with the company
3. Provide a bid for the costs in Exhibit 1-A Rate Schedule. Use sample contract Exhibit 1-A, Class
A, B, C, four-wheel drive.
Duration
Once accepted, the chosen companies will remain on the rotation unless compliance with the
requirements is not maintained or the company chooses to withdraw from the contract, as long
as a four month notice is provided to the department.