DETROIT (Michigan News Source) – The former Detroit Waste Energy Facility is scheduled to be demolished on June 11.

The facility, commonly known as the trash incinerator, will be demolished by a controlled implosion.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan says the incinerator has contributed to health concerns and air pollution for the last 34 years. The company shut down in 2019 after pressure from the city and heavy criticism from neighbors over pungent odors and respiratory issues.

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A company from Oklahoma will be demolishing the site and anyone is able to watch from a distance, the roads within 1000 square feet will be demolished.