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Security Agency Responds to Fire at Abandoned Medford Hotel

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What happened

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On November 9, 2026, an officer from Invictus Protection Agency discovered and reported a small fire inside the abandoned Ramada Inn and Conference Center in Medford, Oregon. Invictus Protection Agency was hired by the City of Medford through an emergency contract to handle severe health and safety risks at the hazardous property. Chris Robertson, co-owner of Invictus, stated that the guard's swift action prevented a larger emergency.

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Why it matters

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The emergency contract between Invictus Protection Agency and the City of Medford involves ongoing security and cleanup efforts at the hazardous property. This contract requires Invictus to maintain a constant presence, fix perimeter fences, and eliminate external access points.

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Who's involved

  • Chris RobertsonCo-owner of Invictus Protection Agency, which secured the contract with the City of Medford

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