PAW Demolition took down the eastern span of the SW 66th Street (Williams Road) bridge over northbound I-75 on Sept. 21, 2026, completing work that began with the western span over southbound lanes in late July and early August. The Florida Department of Transportation is overseeing the project, which will replace the structure with a taller bridge.
Crews in downtown Jacksonville, Florida, have finished tearing down the former main auditorium of First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, with the structure fully down as of September 23. Excavator operators worked the site to sort debris and recyclables, using steel girders to shift material into piles. Developer Gateway Jax bought the property and plans an apartment tower and a Publix store there.
Crews from Demolition Pros began tearing down the former Splash City waterpark on Pensacola Boulevard in Pensacola, Florida, on August 21, 2026. The scope covers removal of all remaining structures, concrete surfaces and amusement rides on the site. The contractor expects the work to wrap up by the end of the year, according to the report.
Site prep is underway at the former Regency Square Mall in Arlington, part of Jacksonville, Florida, ahead of parking lot demolition. Urban Partners Construction is handling the work for developer Blackwater Development LLC, which plans to redevelop the site as The Nexus at Regency. The city issued a site-clearing permit April 6 valued at nearly $3.7 million, covering asphalt, sidewalk, curb and utility removal, following March 26 approval of civil engineering and sketch plans for eight outparcels along Atlantic Boulevard and Monument Road.