Vandalism, Theft Damage Two Habitat for Humanity Sites in Medford
Two Habitat for Humanity home construction sites in Medford, Oregon, located in the Table Rock Road and Crater Lake Avenue areas, were vandalized and had copper wiring, tools, and other items stolen. The incidents affected sites in the Grandview Subdivision…
Medford Klamath Falls, OR, October 16, 2026 —
Two Habitat for Humanity home construction sites in Medford, Oregon, were vandalized, with copper wiring, tools and other items stolen. The damage is expected to cost thousands of dollars to repair, an amount described as far exceeding the value of the stolen copper.
The affected sites were identified as being in the Grandview Subdivision and on Berrydale Avenue. The locations were also described as being in the Table Rock Road and Crater Lake Avenue areas; the available information does not specify how those area descriptions correspond to the two sites.
The summary of the incidents did not provide when the vandalism or theft occurred, the exact repair cost, or the value of the stolen property. It also did not identify a contractor or provide information about police involvement, suspects, arrests or an investigation.
The reported losses include both stolen materials and damage to the construction sites. The available information does not detail the specific damage or explain how the incidents may affect construction schedules. It says only that repairs will cost thousands of dollars and will substantially exceed the value of the stolen copper.
No further details about the affected homes or the status of construction were provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Buffy Pollock on rv-times.com, see more information here.
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