The Minnesota Senate has passed a resolution honoring Hillary Grodevant for receiving the prestigious 2025 Star of Life Award from the Minnesota Ambulance Association, which recognizes outstanding contributions in emergency medical services (EMS). Established in 1960, the Minnesota Ambulance Association created this award to celebrate individuals who demonstrate exceptional dedication to life-saving care, mentorship, and the enhancement of the EMS system. Hillary Grodevant, a paramedic and assistant supervisor at Mayo Clinic Ambulance Service, has dedicated 26 years to the EMS field, showcasing remarkable skills and commitment to her community.

Hillary's career began in a rural farming community, and she has spent 23 years with Mayo Clinic Ambulance Service, where she has also served as a field training officer. Her colleagues praise her strong leadership, fairness, and dedication, highlighting her ability to prioritize patient care and team support. Outside of her professional life, Hillary enjoys various hobbies, including spending time with her family, nature activities, and outdoor sports. The resolution concludes by congratulating her on this significant achievement and directing the Secretary of the Senate to prepare an official copy of the resolution for her.