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Nowhere to go for Kodiak’s abandoned vehicles

Summary by Kodiak Daily Mirror
The Kodiak Police Department is out of money and space to dispose of abandoned vehicles, after receiving around 50 complaints in 2025 about vehicles being left for dead on city streets.
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Nowhere to go for Kodiak’s abandoned vehicles

The Kodiak Police Department is out of money and space to dispose of abandoned vehicles, after receiving around 50 complaints in 2025 about vehicles being left for dead on city streets.

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Kodiak Daily Mirror broke the news in on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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