Pulse Memorial: Sign Removed, Groundbreaking Soon
On March 11, 2026, the Pulse nightclub sign was removed, marking a significant step towards the construction of a permanent memorial for the 49 victims of the 2016 mass shooting. The attack occurred at the LGBTQ nightclub during Latin Night, with most victims being young people of color. The OnePulse Foundation, which raised over $20 million, dissolved in 2023 due to financial issues, leading to the city taking over the project. The city, Orange County, and the state have pledged a total of $12-12.5 million for the memorial, with groundbreaking set for this summer and completion by September 2027. The sign has been placed in secure storage, and demolition will begin next week.
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