Crews with Site Worx Services, of Warsaw, were removing large amounts of debris from the old Warsaw City Hall Monday, April 29. Total cleanup of the site is expected to take a few more weeks. The land will eventually be used for parking by Warsaw Evangelical Presbyterian Church.

WARSAW — The old Warsaw City Hall is quickly being demolished.

SiteWorx Services, of Warsaw, appeared to be about halfway through its mission of demolishing the building at the southeast corner of High and Market streets late Monday morning, April 29.

The former city property was acquired by Warsaw Evangelical Presbyterian Church last year. Church leaders intend to use the land for parking.

Jason Conley, the owner of SiteWorx, said the remaining second half of the building, which is connected to Service Electric, to the east, will be a challenging part of the project.

Another challenge was dismantling a cement tower because of its proximity to the other building, according to Conley.

SiteWorx plans to donate money from recycled scrap materials back to the church for its children’s programming.

Below are photos by Dan Spalding, of InkFreeNews, and some from SiteWorx Services, of Warsaw.

A Site Worx employee uses an excavator to collect materials from the old city hall.

About half of the city hall building has been demolished by SiteWorx Services as of Monday. April 29.

Removal of a tower on top of the old city hall building was a bit tricky because of its proximity to an adjoining property.

An old soda bottle was found inside the tower as it was being dismantled.