1. Find out why your car was impounded. The first thing you need to do is find out why your car was impounded. This information can be found on the impound notice that was left on your car. If you cannot find the impound notice, you can contact the police department or sheriff's office to find out why your car was impounded.
2. Pay any outstanding fines or fees. If you have any outstanding fines or fees, you will need to pay them before you can get your car out of the pound. These fees may include towing fees, storage fees, and court costs.
3. Proof of ownership. You will also need to provide proof of ownership of your car. This can be done by providing the police department or sheriff's office with your vehicle registration and proof of insurance.
4. Install valid plates and insurance. If your car was impounded because it was uninsured or had invalid plates, you will need to install valid plates and insurance before you can get your car out of the pound.
5. Get a release form. Once you have paid all of the outstanding fees and provided proof of ownership, you will need to get a release form from the police department or sheriff's office. This form will allow you to pick up your car from the pound.
It is important to note that if your car was impounded because it was involved in a crime, you may need to go to court before you can get your car back.
