The Senate Resolution, introduced by Senator Truenow, commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Town of Windermere, Florida, and acknowledges its commitment to fostering a strong community that reflects the values and aspirations of its residents. The resolution highlights the town's historical development, beginning with Dr. Stanley Scott's settlement in 1888 and the subsequent incorporation of Windermere in 1925 by J.C. Cal Palmer, J. Howard Johnson, and Howard Lyon. It notes the town's growth from a small population of 153 in 1930 to 3,132 residents today, under the leadership of current Mayor Jim O'Brien and the town council.

Additionally, the resolution celebrates Windermere's achievements in environmental stewardship, including its designation as a Tree City USA and the recognition of the Butler Chain of Lakes as an Outstanding Florida Water. It emphasizes the importance of community involvement and pride in creating a safe, healthy, and vibrant environment. The resolution concludes by officially designating February 2, 2025, as Town of Windermere Day in Florida, honoring the contributions of all citizens, volunteers, businesses, and town officials who have worked to enhance the community over the past century.