Loudoun Co. Sheriff's Office provides help to Secret Service during Trump's golf visits.

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Loudoun Co. Sheriff’s Office provides help to Secret Service during Trump’s golf visits. Who should pay for that?

Neal Augenstein | [e-mail]
May 12, 2025, 2:44 PM

Loudoun County’s Board of Supervisors has asked the sheriff’s office to gather information detailing how much is spent when deputies provide assistance to the U.S. Secret Service, during President Donald Trump’s visits to his Loudoun County golf club.

During the supervisors’ May 6 meeting, Algonkian Supervisor Juli Briskman asked whether the sheriff’s office is being reimbursed for services provided during the president’s visits to Trump International Golf Course in Lowes Island, in the Sterling area of the Virginia county.

“The short answer is no, we are not being reimbursed for that,” said Lt. Col. Christopher Sawyer. “We have asked, in writing, and we will continue to ask, because the resources are significant.”

Local jurisdictions, including D.C., have long sought reimbursement from the federal government for police and fire department services that are provided when the president is present. Congress is considering a bill to allow the Secret Service to reimburse local first responder agencies.

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Neal Augenstein has been a general assignment reporter with WTOP since 1997. He says he looks forward to coming to work every day, even though that means waking up at 3:30 a.m.
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Juli Briskman? Where have I heard that name before?

Cyclist who flipped off Trump motorcade wins local office in Virginia

By Paul LeBlanc, CNN
Updated 4:24 PM EST, Wed November 6, 2019

Washington (CNN) — The cyclist who flipped off President Donald Trump’s motorcade in 2017, and lost her job because of it, has won her bid for local office in Virginia.

CNN projected that Juli Briskman on Tuesday night won her race to become supervisor for the Algonkian District in Loudoun County, Virginia. The win comes just over two years after a photo of Briskman flipping off the President’s motorcade as it made its way back to the White House from Trump’s golf course in Sterling, Virginia, went viral in October 2017. Her lawyer said she was forced to resign from her job as a marketing executive at Akima LLC over the photo.

Briskman was able to leverage her viral rebuke of Trump into Tuesday’s win with a campaign that made the image central to her political message.

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only in america can a billianre be paid for his golf weekends and we cant have health care , etc.!