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WINDERMERE, Fla. — A community park honoring an Orange County deputy killed in the line of duty is officially open.
Orange County leaders celebrated the opening of the Deputy Scott Pine Community Park along Ficquette Road Saturday morning.
Construction began on the park in May 2017.
Deputy Pine was investigating a car break-in near Windermere in 2014 when he was shot and killed.
The opening of the park comes one day before the four-year anniversary of Pine’s death.
Deeply honored to join @OrangeCoFL @OrangeCoSheriff @TownWindermere @OCPSnews this morning for the grand opening of the Deputy Jonathan “Scott” Pine Community Park to honor his life, Deputy Pine’s widow Bridget and their three children – Haley, Ryker and Maddox. pic.twitter.com/Ws1T3rYF3i
— Archive: Former Mayor Teresa Jacobs (@Mayor_Jacobs) February 10, 2018
Cox Media Group
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