City Wide Towing and Impounds in the College Area section of San Diego runs a private-property impound operation from 4059 College Avenue, less than a mile south of the SDSU campus. Owner Arnoldo Rodriguez founded the company in 1995, and the veteran-owned, Latino-owned sole proprietorship has specialized in enforcement towing for property managers across the city ever since. The core service is unauthorized-vehicle removal for apartment complexes, shopping centers, hotels, restaurants, nightclubs, and HOA-governed communities across the 92115 ZIP. Beyond enforcement, the fleet handles breakdown recovery on College Avenue, routing disabled vehicles to repair facilities — John's Automotive Care in Allied Gardens receives regular drop-offs from Rodriguez's drivers for engine and drivetrain work diagnosed at the scene. Rodriguez's crew also supplies and installs parking signs at contracted properties, covering signage and post hardware at no cost to the property owner. Fire-lane patrol rounds run on a recurring schedule through each contract site, and the average dispatch-to-hook time sits at approximately 15 minutes. Roadside calls cover fuel delivery, flat-tire swaps, battery jump-starts, and lockout assistance for motorists stranded between SDSU and the El Cajon Boulevard commercial strip. Collision-scene clearance rounds out the service menu, with the tow unit staging accident-damaged vehicles for insurance inspection at body shops along El Cajon Boulevard, where Benny's Auto Body handles frame-straightening and panel restoration. The impound yard at 4059 College Avenue serves as the storage and release point for all seized vehicles, with lien-sale processing conducted under California Vehicle Code Section 3068.1 when owners fail to claim within the statutory window.