Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon
Biohazard cleanup in Phoenix, Oregon
This page is for Phoenix in Jackson County, Oregon, a short way from Medford, not the city in Arizona. Cleanup companies from the Medford area cover it, and Talent as well. Call, and an independent company will talk through what happened.
Phones are picked up day and night, all week
Reaching Phoenix Police
For anything that is not an emergency, the city gives the non-emergency dispatch number, 541-776-7206. Phoenix officers are dispatched through Emergency Communications of Southern Oregon (Phoenix Police questions page).
City Hall is at 112 W. 2nd Street, phone 541-535-1955, open weekdays 8 to 12 and 1 to 5. That is the place to ask about paperwork once things have settled.
If the home is a manufactured home
Two things are worth knowing. The first is practical: say on the call that it is a manufactured home. How the floor is built affects what the company checks and what it may have to take out.
The second is legal, and matters when the owner has died and the home stands on a rented space. Oregon's landlord-tenant law gives a park landlord a set procedure, with written notice and a waiting period of at least 45 days, before a late tenant's manufactured home may be dealt with (ORS 90.425). Families have time, and should speak to the park manager early.
A short order of events
Emergency first
Call 911 for a death, an injury or any danger.
Let officers finish
Stay out of the room until you are told it has been released.
Close it up
Shut the door. Turn nothing over and wipe nothing down.
Make the call
Use the number here whenever you are ready; it is answered through the night.
Paying
Ask the home's insurer first. A manufactured home may be insured under a different kind of policy from a site-built house, and only the insurer can say what it includes. Our who pays page covers the other possibilities, including the state program for victims of violent crime.
Other towns nearby
No rush, no pressure
A Rogue Valley cleanup business is a phone call away
Begin with the street and a sentence about the trouble. From there the business asks its own questions, lays out the work it has in mind and names a figure. Going ahead, or not, is left entirely with you.
Pick up the phone when it suits you
You will be speaking with a Rogue Valley cleanup business that has no ties to this website beyond the referral. There is no script to follow. Tell it your way.
Call (541) 210-5322Phones are picked up day and night, all week
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