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Brevard County Clerk Releases Approved Vehicle Immobilization Agency List
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Brevard Clerk Releases Approved Vehicle Immobilization Agencies

The Brevard County Clerk of Court has published a list of 11 approved agencies for vehicle immobilization services, providing a direct resource for residents needing to comply with court orders.

10/04/2026 · Melbourne edition

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Melbourne residents now have access to an official list of approved vehicle immobilization agencies, released by the Brevard County Clerk of Court. This information is crucial for individuals mandated by courts to use these services, often in criminal cases. The Clerk of Court's Criminal Department compiled the list of 11 agencies operating within Brevard County.

The approved agencies are: 50dollars-DUI-immobilization.com, AAI – Anytime Anywhere Immobilization, ACTS DUI Immobilization, All County Immobilization Division, Assured Vehicle Immobilization, C&L Towing, Court Sanction Immobilization, Guardian Vehicle Immobilization, Lee’s Wrecker Service, Repossessions, Inc. South, and Trans Auto & Towing, Inc. Each agency’s contact number is provided.

The Brevard County Clerk of Court maintains an office in Melbourne at 51 Nieman Ave., open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Clerk of Court offers this resource to streamline the process for residents requiring vehicle immobilization as part of a court order.

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