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| 2025 Incidents |
| JAN | 283 |
| FEB | 306 |
| MAR | 280 |
| APR | 252 |
| MAY | 250 |
| JUN | 265 |
| JUL | 316 |
| AUG | 278 |
| SEPT | 281 |
| OCT | 254 |
| NOV | 240 |
| DEC | |
| Total | 3005 |
| 2024 Incidents |
| Jan | 257 |
| Feb | 281 |
| Mar | 256 |
| Apr | 268 |
| May | 290 |
| Jun | 290 |
| Jul | 255 |
| Aug | 269 |
| Sept | 224 |
| Oct | 264 |
| Nov | 235 |
| Dec | 269 |
| Total | 3158 |
| 2023 Incidents |
| JAN | 283 |
| FEB | 218 |
| MAR | 236 |
| APR | 270 |
| MAY | 281 |
| JUN | 292 |
| JUL | 268 |
| AUG | 298 |
| SEP | 295 |
| OCT | 263 |
| NOV | 240 |
| DEC | 333 |
| Total | 3277 |
| 2022 Incidents |
| JAN | 460 |
| FEB | 341 |
| MAR | 349 |
| APR | 331 |
| MAY | 381 |
| JUN | 412 |
| JUL | 331 |
| AUG | 306 |
| SEP | 296 |
| OCT | 282 |
| NOV | 232 |
| DEC | 274 |
| Total | 3995 |
| 2021 Incidents |
| JAN | 435 |
| FEB | 363 |
| MAR | 413 |
| APR | 383 |
| MAY | 419 |
| JUN | 456 |
| JUL | 583 |
| AUG | 612 |
| SEP | 491 |
| OCT | 506 |
| NOV | 419 |
| DEC | 477 |
| Total | 5557 |
| 2020 Incidents |
| JAN | 532 |
| FEB | 431 |
| MAR | 476 |
| APR | 418 |
| MAY | 457 |
| JUN | 475 |
| JUL | 527 |
| AUG | 545 |
| SEP | 480 |
| OCT | 513 |
| NOV | 506 |
| DEC | 455 |
| Total | 5815 |
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Welcome to the Official Website for Calvert Advanced Life Support
CALS Responds to a Workplace Injury
Chief of CALS Chris Shannon FTO, November 17
On Tuesday, November 11, 2025, right after finishing training on the Lifepak 35, PMIC Robert Schapiro in M103 was en route back to the station. As he was approaching the Rt-4/Rt-231 intersection, Calvert dispatched a call for a person with chest pain following a traumatic injury at a car dealership in Prince Frederick. PMIC Schapiro added himself to the call and was the first arriving unit. He, along ... (Full Story & Photos)
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MSP Trooper 7 coming in to land at CMH.
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DES staff did an awesome job decorating our building and keeping the Halloween spirit alive.
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CALS Units Go out For Trick-or Treat
Chief of CALS Chris Shannon FTO, November 01
Last night 3 CALS units were out in force in the community to support a Safe Halloween. Chief10A (McKeever) covered the North end of the county, M101 (PMIC Wahab) covered the Prince Frederick area, and Chief10 (Shannon) covered the Lusby/Solomons area. DES staff also participated in Halloween fun at the Medic Unit as well as running several calls with the volunteers throughout the day. Thankfully ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Child Airlifted to Regional Pediatric Center
CALS PIO, October 31
At approximately 3:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 31, CALS was notified of a pediatric medical emergency. CH10A and Company 6 responded. On arrival, crews found a child in distress and began immediate assessment and treatment. Due to the nature of the injuries, MSP Aviation was requested, and the patient was flown to a regional pediatric specialty center.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Utility10 and Tanker6 at the LZ.
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Smoke Showing on Arrival
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CALS Supports Evening Structure Fire Response
CALS PIO, October 25
In the early evening of Saturday, 25 Oct, Calvert County volunteer fire units were dispatched to an evening structure fire. First-arriving crews confirmed a working fire and requested a working-fire dispatch. CALS responded as an on-scene ALS resource, standing by for patient care, addressing any scene injuries (none reported), and providing rehab support for operating personnel.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Calvert ALS Participates in Countywide Maritime Rescue Drill
CALS PIO, October 25
In the early morning on Saturday, 25 Oct, CALS participated in a countywide maritime rescue drill near the Benedict Bridge. Assets launched within 30 minutes; six or seven simulated victims were rescued in 45 minutes, with the final victim ashore in 60 minutes. The exercise strengthened interoperability and focused on PPE, throw-bag use, SAR patterns, sonar, dewatering, diving, and unit-to-IC communications. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Boat 10's Staging
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CALS Responds to Vehicle Into Building in Prince Frederick
Chief of CALS Chris Shannon FTO, October 21
On Tuesday, 21 Oct, at approximately 10:30 a.m., CALS and other emergency units were dispatched for a report of a vehicle into a building with multiple injuries. Responding units included the Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad, Prince Frederick Volunteer Fire Department, Medic 105 (PMIC Poling), and Calvert County Department of Emergency Services (DES). Upon arrival, crews found a single vehicle ... (Full Story & Photos)
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M105 on scene of the MVC into the building.
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