The center was closed last week in order to repair water damage from a leaking pipe, as Lake County News has reported.
ServPro, a company that specializes in fire and water cleanup, had reportedly sent three vans to the center on Thursday. One of the vans, which was left unlocked with the keys inside, was stolen, according to California Highway Patrol Officer Steve Tanguay.
The bright green van with the orange ServePro logo was last seen heading eastbound on Country Club Drive at about 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Tanguay said. On Friday, it still hadn't been recovered.
A CHP officer was dispatched to the center to take a report, Tanguay said.
Anyone with information should call the CHP's Kelseyville office at 279-0103 or call 911.
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