Overland Park’s weekends are busy, from Saturday shopping sprees to nightlife at new entertainment districts like Prairiefire. Weekend & peak hour enforcement by PPI means that your lot will be actively monitored during the times it’s most likely to be misused. Perhaps your restaurant near 119th Street sees patrons from other bars taking your spots on Friday nights, or your retail store by 95th and Quivira struggles with mall overflow parking during holidays. We understand these local patterns. Our team can conduct dedicated patrols on weekend evenings or peak shopping hours, quickly towing any unauthorized vehicles occupying your private spaces. We act as a strong deterrent – often just our visible presence dissuades would-be violators. When someone does gamble and park where they shouldn’t, we’re on-site to intervene. The result is that even at the busiest times in Overland Park (think weekend farmers’ market mornings or holiday rush at Oak Park Mall), your parking lot remains available for your intended users. With PPI safeguarding your property during peak periods, you project a no-nonsense, proactive stance that your parking isn’t a free-for-all.
Protect Customer/Resident Parking: Overland Park property owners love that reserved parking stays available for the people who are supposed to be there. We act quickly so your shoppers find open spots and your residents find their designated parking free from interlopers.
No More “Free Parking” Abuse: Our service prevents abuse by freeloaders treating your lot as a public parking lot. Be it teens parking at your business to go to Oak Park Mall, or employees from another office using your lot as overflow – once PPI is on patrol, that behavior stops.
We Handle Signage & Agreements: You don’t have to research towing sign requirements or draft contracts – we’ve already done it. PPI provides all necessary private property towing signage (customized with our name and the required info) and installs them at entrances and other key points. We also offer a simple towing agreement template for property managers in Overland Park that spells out our services and your authorization. All the paperwork is handled upfront, at no cost, so you’re fully prepared to enforce your parking rights.
Tailored Parking Policies Enforced: Whether you have an unauthorized vehicle parking policy template from your HOA or need one, PPI can help create and enforce it. For example, if your Overland Park HOA decides on a “no street parking after midnight” rule or a “vehicles must move every 48 hours” rule, we’ll incorporate that into our patrol instructions. We effectively become the enforcer of your customized parking policies, saving you the headache.
Quick Tow Response in Overland Park: Overland Park is large, but we station trucks strategically throughout Johnson County. If you’re in central OP near 95th and Metcalf, or down south by 151st Street, we have a truck in range. Our response times are excellent – often faster than city police or any other service could provide for a parking issue. Search “tow truck near me 66212” (a central OP zip code) and you’ll find PPI ready to roll. We pride ourselves on prompt action, because in towing enforcement, minutes matter.
If you find an unauthorized vehicle on your property in Overland Park, the recommended step is to call a reputable private towing service to remove it. Ensure you have clear signage posted (e.g., “Private Property – No Unauthorised Parking – Towing Enforced”) as this strengthens your case and is simply good practice. Then, contact Private Party Impound at 816-777-8800. Unlike some smaller towns, Overland Park doesn’t provide city towing for these situations – it’s up to property owners. So don’t wait for it to leave on its own. Our team will ask you for basic info (location, make of car, confirmation you’re the property manager or owner), then dispatch a truck. We often arrive quickly, especially in Overland Park where we have units nearby. Do not confront the vehicle owner or attempt to block them in; let us handle it professionally. We’ll tow the vehicle to our impound lot and provide information so the owner can retrieve it (after paying fees). By using PPI, you ensure the removal is done legally and safely. In short, if someone parks on your private property in Overland Park without permission, call PPI to have the vehicle removed as soon as possible – we’ll take care of the rest.
As a property owner or manager in Kansas (including Overland Park), you do have the right to have vehicles towed from your private property, but you must go through a licensed towing company to do so. Kansas law doesn’t allow private citizens to physically tow someone else’s vehicle on their own. Instead, you authorize the tow by signing a permission form (either on a per-incident basis or a standing contract with a towing provider). The tow company (like PPI) will then carry out the tow in compliance with the law. So yes, you can initiate the towing of a car from your property. Key conditions: the vehicle must be on your property without permission (e.g. not a tenant’s car in their paid spot, unless it’s violating rules), and typically signage should be posted to warn drivers. Once we tow it, we will inform the Overland Park Police or Johnson County sheriff dispatch per regulations. Remember, you as the property owner won’t pay for the tow – the vehicle owner is responsible for fees, provided the tow was lawfully conducted. So if you’re asking, “Can I tow a car from my private lot in Overland Park?” – the answer is absolutely, just go through Private Party Impound to handle it properly.
Removing an abandoned vehicle on private property in Overland Park follows a similar process to any unauthorized vehicle, with a bit of extra documentation. If a car has been left for a long time (say, days or weeks), first verify it’s truly abandoned – not a neighbor’s car or someone on vacation (if in a residential context). Kansas doesn’t require you to wait a specific number of days, but having it sit over 48 hours with no contact usually qualifies it as abandoned in practice. You should call Private Party Impound to arrange a tow. We might suggest you also call Overland Park Police non-emergency to report it as abandoned; they may run the plates to ensure it’s not stolen. However, police generally won’t tow it from private property themselves, so after reporting (if you choose to), we handle the removal. PPI will tow the vehicle and then send the required notices to the last known registered owner and lienholders via certified mail, as Kansas law requires for abandoned vehicles. We also submit an abandoned vehicle report to the Kansas Department of Revenue if needed. This ensures the vehicle can eventually be disposed of if unclaimed, all legally. Importantly, when you have us remove an abandoned car, we do all the paperwork and legwork – you just regain your space. So the process is: call PPI, sign a tow authorization stating it’s abandoned on your property, and let us do the rest. We make removing an abandoned vehicle in Overland Park straightforward and fully lawful.
For parking issues on private property in Overland Park, it’s almost always best to call a private impound service like PPI. The Overland Park Police Department will typically not intervene in vehicles parked on private business or residential property without the property owner’s request and only if there’s a legal violation like a crime or a hazard. They don’t have a city tow lot for routine private property infractions. If someone is blocking your driveway or fire hydrant, you might get police to ticket or address it, but for generic “this car isn’t authorized to park here” situations, the police will advise you to use a tow company. Additionally, police response might be slow for low-priority issues, whereas PPI responds immediately because it’s our specialty. When you call us, we enforce your property rights directly. In Overland Park, the police could get involved after the tow if the vehicle owner calls them – but since we document everything and follow the law, it’s clear the tow was warranted. We often work alongside Overland Park Police in the sense that we notify them of tows as required. But if your question is who removes the car: that’s us, the private tow service. In summary: call Private Party Impound first for any unauthorized parking on your Overland Park property. You’d only call police if there’s an emergency or if you need to file a report for your records. For getting the car physically gone, PPI is your go-to solution.
