Private property impound service based on your parking rules.
A patrol should follow the property’s established rules. We review the permit system, visitor hours, reserved spaces and the violations management wants addressed before patrol instructions are set.
Patrols should follow a written plan
A patrol program should not depend on guesswork. It should identify the rules, areas, time periods and types of violations management wants addressed.
What a patrol may focus on
Depending on the agreement, patrols may address missing permits, reserved stalls, blocked fire lanes, customer-only parking or other clearly posted restrictions.
Updating the patrol instructions
Property rules change. Management can update Bernabe Towing when permits, visitor hours, contacts or problem areas change.
A patrol is one part of the program
Signs, written rules, authorized contacts and communication remain important even when patrols are part of the service.
What we need from the property
- The property address and type of property.
- A short description of the parking rules.
- Information about permits, visitor parking or reserved areas.
- The names of authorized property contacts.
- Photographs or details about recurring problem locations, when available.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work directly with property managers?
Yes. Service is coordinated with authorized property representatives and based on the property rules and service agreement.
Can service include parking patrols?
Patrol options depend on the property location, posted restrictions and the agreed procedures.
Which cities are served?
Featured service areas include Tigard, Tualatin, Beaverton, Sherwood, Wilsonville, Lake Oswego, Hillsboro, Portland and surrounding communities.
Related service areas
Bernabe Towing provides private property impound service throughout the Portland metro area and surrounding communities.
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