First responders from Butler County marched in President Trump's inauguration parade on Monday, honoring Corey Comperatore.

First responders from Trump’s Butler County assassination attempt Jenna Enscoe and Rob McLafferty reflect back on the harrowing event as they prepare to march in the inauguration parade.

First responders from Butler and an award-winning Belgian six-horse hitch from Tunkhannock will march in Monday's parade to the White House.

Butler County first responders across 19 agencies will travel to Washington, D.C., to participate in the inauguration parade.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — First responders from Butler County, the site of the first assassination attempt on President-elect Donald Trump, will march in the inaugural parade next week.

The excitement was evident Monday, Jan. 20, as first responders from Butler County lined up to march in President Donald Trump’s inaugural parade, said one parade participant

Butler County first responders will participate in President-elect Donald Trump’s inaugural parade. The parade will be held on Monday after Trump and Senator J.D. Vance are sworn into office. The Butler County participants will join 7,500 other people from 23 different states.

Butler County first responders across 19 agencies will travel to Washington, D.C., to participate in the inauguration parade.

Butler County emergency services personnel who responded after the attempted assassination of President-elect Donald Trump will march in his Inauguration Day parade later this month. Nearly 7,500 people from 23 states including representatives of each branch of the armed forces will participate in the parade following Trump and Vice President-elect J.