As EMS Week 2025 comes to a close, we want to take a moment to sincerely thank all of our CALS members— both on the front lines and behind the scenes. Your skill, dedication, and constant commitment to patient care contribute to keeping Calvert’s EMS system strong, and are key to CALS’ continued success. We also want to give our heartfelt appreciation to our fellow fire / EMS stations. Your partnership, ... (Full Story & Photos)

On this beautiful mothers Day Sunday afternoon, units from Solomons VFD were alerted for a injured hiker on the trail in the Calvert Cliffs State Park. Chief10 was in the area and added himself to the call along with paramedic intern Austin Lavigne. Chief and Austin arrived on scene first and used the park gator to get down the trail to the patient prior to the arrival of UTV3. CALS members ... (Full Story & Photos)

Today, several Calvert County Fire & Rescue departments assisted the DCFD with a funeral procession for one of their members. The procession traveled from the District of Columbia down Route 4 to Huntingtown, where the final church service was held. Three CALS units were assigned to block key intersections in Calvert County along the route of the procession.... (Full Story & Photos)

As Chief10C was returning from the So MD Fireman's Parade in St-Mary's Co this afternoon a call was dispatched for a missing person in the Solomons area. Chief10C added herself to the call and joined units on scene searching for the subject. Fire and EMS crews along with CCSO and DNR Police searched the area for several hours ultimately finding the victim.... (Full Story & Photos)

Today, M104 and Utility10A travelled to St Mary's County to represent CALS at the annual SOMD Fire Association Parade. CALS members, Chief 10C Jeri Mumper, Martin Martin, and Captain Austin LaVigne polished and shined up our trucks for the parade. Thank goodness Mother Nature worked out in our favor; the weather was beautiful for this event.... (Full Story & Photos)

At approximately 1300 hrs todays date units in the Prince Frederick area were alerted for the report of a working structure fire with possible people trapped. M105, CHF10, EMS20D, PA204 all marked up on the call, CHF10 and M105 arrived on scene in under 5 mins and met with the occupants of the structure to confirm no one was trapped in the home. Homeowners confirmed that all occupants were out ... (Full Story & Photos)

At approximately 1240 today Calvert Sheriffs Deputy's called out an MVC with rollover in the Dunkirk area. E51 and PA205 quickly responded along with Sq6 and CHF10. Units arrived on scene and found two stable patients and held the assignment to Dunkirk and CHF10. PA205 transported one patient to an area trauma center while the other patient refused care.... (Full Story & Photos)