HARRISBURG, PA — Exit 30 off Interstate 84 in Pike County will soon be named in memory of Cpl. Bryon K. Dickson, II, a member of the Pennsylvania State Police who was killed at the Blooming Grove barracks, approximately one mile away from that interchange along Route 402. Legislation designating the exit in honor of the fallen trooper was unanimously approved June 29 and sent to the governor for his signature, according to Sen. Lisa Baker, who sponsored the bill.

“This designation provides a permanent memorial to the exemplary life and service of Cpl. Bryon K. Dickson, II, and will serve as a constant reminder of the risks and sacrifices on the part of state troopers as they strive to protect us,” said Baker.

Dickson was shot and killed in the line of duty on September 12, 2014. Trooper Alex Douglass was also shot and severely injured during the event, which led to a 48-day manhunt for the alleged shooter in Pike and Monroe counties.

Baker said that by naming the exit for Cpl. Dickson, motorists will always remember the Marine and trooper who bravely served his community.