Integrity Collision Center v. City of Fulshear
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
JERRY E. SMITH, Circuit Judge:
The City of Fulshear, Texas, appeals an order sought by Integrity Collision Center (“Integrity”) and Buentello Wrecker Service (“Buentello”) requiring it to include them on the city’s “non-consent tow list” and to develop neutral criteria for that list. We reverse and render judgment in favor of the city.
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After withdrawing from Fort Bend County’s pfogram in April2012, the city established its own non-consent tow list of private companies it calls upon to tow vehicles that are to be impounded. The police chief included only two companies, Riverside Collision…
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