“It’s just an unfortunate situation and I’ve been directing them to local resources here in the valley. However, if the property owners continue to ignore the leak, the MWC is recommending that those living on the property seek legal council. 'The responsible person needs to be responsible for the damage, injuries and personal injures that have happened because of the muddy mucky mess,' said Albright. Some residents that Newswatch 12 spoke with on Wednesday, told us that they believe this may be the final push for the property owners to fix the leak and take responsibility for their actions The Medford Water Commission has told NewsWatch 12 that they will turn the water back on once they see proof that the property owners have fixed the leak and pay the $25,000 that they owe. But because of the sheer amount of water being wasted, year after year, MWC had no choice but to shut off water, especially with Jackson County in a significant drought. The MWC told NewsWatch 12 that they understand that this is an extremely rare situation, in that residents are being negatively impacted by the negligence of the mobile home park's property owners. 'But also, in honor of my grandmother who had tenants, and rented out to people who were in desperate situations, I'm going to help Bunny whether she is dead or alive.'Īccording to the MWC, monthly use at the mobile home park just exceeded over 800,000 gallons used in October, which is about 40 times the amount that the property should be using this time of the year. 'I have no place to go,' said Sue Albright. 'We’re not in a position to go anywhere unless we’re forced to.” 'We've got nowhere to go,' said Robert Hodge. But instead of leaving the property, residents have told us that in reality, they have no choice to stay because of their circumstances.

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