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Key Bridge Demolition Set To Begin Ahead Of Rebuild
- The Maryland Transportation Authority announced that the demolition of the remaining sections of the Key Bridge in Baltimore is scheduled to start around July 7, 2025.
- The demolition follows the March 26, 2024, collapse caused by cargo ship Dali losing power and striking a bridge support, killing six workers.
- Pre-Construction work included 1,121 property inspections and increased Patapsco River activity, while demolition will use heavy machinery without controlled detonations.
- Officials said demolition will take months, generate construction noise from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and expect no significant environmental impact.
- This process advances efforts to rebuild the bridge safely and efficiently, highlighting MDTA's commitment to community engagement and transparency.
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