09/30/2026
What happens to a vehicle after it's been seized? Now, instead of sitting in a lot, it's getting a second life in a classroom.
September 23 - Dean Technical High School in Holyoke announced FUEL, a new partnership with the Hampden County District Attorney's office and Holyoke Public Schools. The program gives auto students seized vehicles to work on, so they're learning on real cars and trucks, not just textbook examples. Interstate Towing was proud to be part of the journey. We worked alongside the DA's office to move these vehicles several times, and we donated our services to help make it happen.
For us, "full service" has never just meant towing. It means showing up for the community we work in, and helping the next generation of technicians get their start. Some of these students will be the ones keeping our roads moving one day. We can't wait to see where they go.
Congratulations to Dean Tech, the Hampden County DA's office, and Holyoke Public Schools on FUEL. 🔧