NEWS RELEASE

On Tuesday, March 24th, Deputy Teddy Floyd of the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office was honored by Florida Governor Rick Scott with the Champion of Service Award. In a press release from the Capitol, the announcement read,

“For over ten years, Deputy Floyd has constructed and restored homes for needy families in his community. Under Deputy Floyd’s leadership, the homes are constructed and given to individuals who have been positive role models and contributors in the community. Detective Floyd leads the team of builders who construct the homes, facilitating the donation of the supplies, general labor, and specialty services. Thanks to Deputy Floyd, over a dozen needy families have been able to experience the American Dream of home ownership. Deputy Floyd has mobilized hundreds of volunteers to improve the quality of life in some of the area’s most impoverished communities.”

Indian River County Sheriff Deryl Loar stated, “We are honored that Governor Scott would take time to recognize Deputy Floyd’s work both here in our community and around the state. Many know Teddy from his work coaching kids, as a mentor, and a role model. We are so glad that he was recognized for his efforts.”