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The City of Medford has created a community evacuation map to help Medford residents and businesses prepare for an emergency evacuation

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3 years ago

September 24, 2022

Travis Hoyt

Medford, OR – According to the city officials, knowing your zone is critical to the evacuation process.

If you want to enter your address into the interactive map, please click here.

Make sure you review your zone details and download/print a copy of your zone neighborhood routes.

Neighborhood evacuation routes for each zone and an evacuation checklist are available in English and Spanish.

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