At approximately 2:00 p.m. today, emergency units in the Prince Frederick area were dispatched to a report of a traumatic incident.

Units PA204, A204, EMS20B, and M104 (PMIC Poling), along with Utility 10A (PMIC A. LaVigne), responded within one minute of the alert. Responding crews were directed to stage nearby until the Calvert County Sheriff's Office determined the scene was secure.

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On Saturday, February 7, 2026, CALS members provided advanced life support coverage in the county, supporting career EMS units during an extreme cold event. M101, staffed by Safety Officer McKeever, and Command 10, staffed by Chief 10, were on duty in the Prince Frederick area.

Calvert volunteers responded to multiple calls related to trees down in roadways and reports of trees falling into houses. ... (Full Story & Photos)

As cold weather continues to grip the region, ALS volunteers responded to several high-priority medical emergencies today. Incidents included two cardiac arrests, as well as multiple patient flyouts to hospitals. On every call, paramedics encountered hazardous icy conditions that required quick thinking and careful strategies to ensure patients could be safely transported to waiting ambulances.

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On Friday night, several members of CALS began preparations for the season’s first significant snow event. Volunteer paramedics enhanced emergency response by staffing between three and seven additional advanced life support units across the county during the storm.

With support from both career and CALS personnel, Calvert County residents were well protected throughout the winter storm. In response ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 7:00 a.m. this morning, Calvert Communications received several calls reporting a serious vehicle accident on Route 4 northbound at Shekells Road. Initial reports indicated that three to four vehicles were involved, with one vehicle possibly on fire and two individuals potentially trapped.

Chief 5 was the first to arrive on scene, confirming that there was no fire, but two people were still inside ... (Full Story & Photos)

At approximately 11:00 a.m. today, the Calvert control center received multiple calls reporting a head-on collision on the Benedict Bridge along Route 231. Initial reports indicated that one person was unconscious and one vehicle was on fire.

The Benedict Bridge is a very narrow structure, with no shoulders and limited space for vehicles under normal conditions. During emergency responses, it is ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Friday, while members were assisting EMS colleagues in St. Mary's during a funeral detail, medics from CALS were dispatched to the intersection of Route 4 southbound at Sixes Road in response to a report of a motor vehicle crash involving an overturned vehicle.

Command 10 arrived on scene in less than a minute, accompanied by a chief officer from Company 2, and began assessing the patients involved. ... (Full Story & Photos)