Senate Resolution by Senator Truenow commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Town of Windermere, highlighting its rich history and the commitment of its residents to fostering a strong community. The resolution recounts the town's origins, beginning with Dr. Stanley Scott's settlement in 1888, followed by the development efforts of J.C. Cal Palmer and J. Howard Johnson, leading to its incorporation in 1925. It notes the growth of the town's population from 153 in 1930 to 3,132 today, under the leadership of current Mayor Jim O'Brien and the town council.

The resolution emphasizes the community's dedication to environmental stewardship, as evidenced by Windermere's designation as a Tree City USA and the recognition of the Butler Chain of Lakes as an Outstanding Florida Water. It celebrates the contributions of citizens, volunteers, businesses, and town officials who have worked to enhance the quality of life in Windermere. In recognition of this milestone, the Senate declares February 2, 2025, as Town of Windermere Day in Florida, reaffirming the town's significance and the pride of its residents.