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Hernando County, FL · Demolition permit search and alerts

Hernando County Demolition Permits: Live Search & Alerts

Permit Press holds 36 covered Hernando County demolition permit records from 1 source, most of them in Brooksville. Search them newest first, see where and when the work is permitted, and save a search to get new demolition permits by email.

Figures update as each source is collected; last collected Oct 20, 2026. Permit Press is an independent research service, not a government website.

Demolition permits on file
36
First seen this week
36
First seen in 30 days
36
Dated in the last 12 months
36
All Hernando County permits

Live demolition permit tracker

The newest Hernando County
demolition permits.

Covered Hernando County demolition permits, newest first, as they reach Permit Press. The feed adds full addresses, contractors, filters, and the link to each official record.

What each Hernando County demolition record shows

  • Record type and trade
  • Description of the work
  • City and street
  • Status and key dates
  • Reported value
  • Contractor or party
  • Issuing agency and source link

Fields vary by source. Live records appear here when the feed has recent Hernando County demolition activity.

Preview of the record layout.Open the full feed

Record counts

Hernando County demolition permits
by city and by month.

Cities are counted as the source records them, with spellings of the same city combined. Months use the issue date, or the filed date when the source publishes no issue date.

Most demolition permits by city

  • Brooksville17
  • Weeki Wachee11
  • Spring Hill4
  • Dade City2
  • Broksville1
  • Hernando Beach1

Demolition permits by month, last 12 months

  • Nov 20250
  • Dec 20250
  • Jan 20260
  • Feb 20260
  • Mar 20260
  • Apr 20262
  • May 20260
  • Jun 20260
  • Jul 20263
  • Aug 20267
  • Sep 202615
  • Oct 20269

Permit types and fields

What Hernando County demolition
records show.

Permit Press files a permit under Demolition when its source type or description mentions "demolition" or "demo", unless a more specific trade matches first, or when the source labels the trade itself. These are the source's own permit types and how often each field is filled in.

Most common source permit types

  • Residential - Demolition (Demolition)33
  • Commercial - Accessory Permits (Accessory Permits)1
  • Commercial - Demolition (Demolition)1
  • Storm Damage and Damage Repair (Substantial Damage/Repair)1
  • Address: 97% of recordsStreet address of the work. Masked in the preview above; full in the feed.
  • Description of the work: 81% of recordsThe scope as the applicant or office wrote it.
  • Status: 100% of recordsThe status wording the source publishes for the permit.
  • Issue date: 86% of recordsWhen the permit was issued. Records without one are dated by filing.
  • Reported job value: 0% of recordsThe valuation the source reports, where it publishes one.
  • Contractor: 0% of recordsThe business the source names on the permit, where it names one.

Permitting authorities

Who issues demolition permits
in Hernando County.

The office that issues a demolition permit depends on the property address. The covered source is the Hernando County Building Division, which issues permits for unincorporated Hernando County, including Spring Hill. The City of Brooksville issues its own permits inside city limits, which are not in this feed. County records with a Brooksville mailing address are county permits outside city limits.

Demolition permits in Hernando County: questions

All questions
How do I search demolition permits in Hernando County?

Open the Permit Press feed for Hernando County with the Demolition trade filter to see covered demolition permits newest first, then confirm any record at Hernando County Permit Application Status and Property Search Portal. Brooksville says the Property Appraiser levy code shows the permitting authority: CWBE means the city, CWES means the county. Search the county's EnerGov portal first, and the legacy tool for permits and documents submitted before 3/3/26.

Who issues demolition permits in Hernando County?

The issuing office depends on the property address: Hernando County Building Division (Unincorporated Hernando County); City of Brooksville (Brooksville city limits). The demolition records Permit Press holds for Hernando County come from Hernando County Building Permits (36).

How many demolition permits are on file for Hernando County?

Permit Press holds 36 covered Hernando County demolition permit records, 36 of them first seen in the past 30 days. Brooksville has the most, with 17. Counts cover only the sources Permit Press collects, so a missing record does not prove no permit exists.

Which permits count as demolition permits on Permit Press?

Permit Press files a permit under Demolition when its source type or description mentions "demolition" or "demo", unless a more specific trade matches first, or when the source itself labels the trade. The most common source permit types in Hernando County are "Residential - Demolition (Demolition)", "Commercial - Accessory Permits (Accessory Permits)" or "Commercial - Demolition (Demolition)".

How do I get alerts for new Hernando County demolition permits?

Create a Permit Press account with Hernando County coverage, open the feed filtered to Demolition, and save the search. Permit Press emails new matching permits instantly or as a daily or weekly digest, depending on your plan.

Does a demolition permit record prove the work was approved or finished?

No. A record shows what the source published when Permit Press collected it. Check the status, inspections, and final approval with the issuing office before relying on it, and do not treat a record as permission to contact a property owner.

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Save a Demolition search on the Hernando County feed and Permit Press emails the new matches. Verify every record at its official source.

Guides are published for trades with at least 25 covered records in the county. A permit record is a starting point for research, not proof of a job or permission to contact a property owner. Check coverage and collection dates before relying on these figures.