Abandoned Vehicles: Bakersfield vs Delano
How do abandoned vehicles rules compare between Bakersfield, CA and Delano, CA?
Delano has fewer restrictions than Bakersfield.
Bakersfield, CA
Kern County
Bakersfield enforces abandoned vehicle removal through its participation in the Kern Abandoned Vehicle Abatement program under California Vehicle Code §22669 and §22710. Vehicles left inoperable, wrecked, or stored for over 72 hours on public or private property can be tagged, towed, and disposed of by the city.
View full Bakersfield rules →Delano, CA
Kern County
Abandoned and inoperable vehicles on public or private property are addressed by Delano Code Enforcement under state authority (Cal. Vehicle Code §§22660–22670) and the City's nuisance ordinance.
View full Delano rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Bakersfield | Delano |
|---|---|---|
| - | - | |
| State Tow Authority | - | CVC §22651(k) (72 hr) |
| Local Rule | - | Delano DC §20.10.350 |
| Enforced By | - | Delano Code Enforcement |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Bakersfield FAQ
Delano FAQ
How do I report an abandoned vehicle?
Contact the Delano Police Department non-emergency line or Code Enforcement at (661) 721-3303.
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