First responders recognized for helping woman who collapsed during President Trump's event
By Daisy Kershaw
Published on March 13, 2026.
First responders were recognized for helping a woman who collapsed during President Trump's event in Northern Kentucky. The Burlington Fire Department is working with the Boone County Sheriff's Service and the Secret Service. Several people at the event experienced medical emergencies, with one woman receiving the president's attention when she collapsed behind him. The event was attended by nearly 2,000 people, with several of them having previously experienced medical emergency. The first responders were praised for their swift response.
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