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)

On Friday, January 9, 2026, CALS units participated in a funeral procession to honor the lifelong dedication of a volunteer EMT from St. Mary’s County. Karen Szabo, a member of the Lexington Park Volunteer Rescue Squad, passed away suddenly due to illness on December 31, 2025. Karen had served the community for many years as a committed member of LPVRS.

LPVRS is recognized as a leading volunteer ... (Full Story & Photos)

Reflecting on 2025 and looking ahead to 2026, our organization and its members have much to be proud of. We continue to stand out as a leading group of volunteer Advanced Life Support (ALS) providers, even as other counties face challenges in recruiting volunteers. Our members remain the heart and soul of this organization. You welcome new members, uphold a high standard of professionalism, and remain ... (Full Story & Photos)

Mondays are often busy for emergency medical services, and this morning followed that trend. At approximately 9:00 a.m., units from the Solomons Volunteer Fire Department were dispatched to assist an individual who was injured after a fall. Chief 10 was in the area and arrived first, providing care until the paramedic ambulance arrived on scene.

While Chief 10 and the paramedic ambulance were committed ... (Full Story & Photos)

After a year-long process, the new CAR-10 went into service today.

CAR-10 replaces a 2017 Ford Interceptor (Police Explorer) that was previously used as a recruitment vehicle, for student and member classes, and as a back-up medic unit.

The new CAR-10 will continue to serve these roles by transporting CALS members to classes, acting as a rolling advertisement for the volunteer organization, and ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Thursday, December 4, 2025, PMIC Kreider and driver B. Elliott were on duty in the Prince Frederick area when they observed a child riding without proper restraint in the back of a passenger vehicle. As they returned to the Medic Office, the crew followed the car along Route 4 and saw it turn into the Prince Frederick Walmart parking lot.

The medic crew continued into the parking lot and watched ... (Full Story & Photos)

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)