CALS Responds to MVC with Multiple Patients
 
By Chief of CALS Chris Shannon FTO
September 14, 2025
 

At approximately 1800 hrs this evening units from Dunkirk and CALS were alerted for an MVC "reported serious". Chief 10B (J. Hiepler), M104 (J. Rigg, E. Lipper) responded immediately. Units from Dunkirk VFD arrived on scene and reported several injured patients and requested MSP aviation. ALS units from Calvert County DES worked together with CALS units to package the patients for transport to local trauma centers.
 
Units: Chief10B, M104
 
PA201 transporting by ground to a local trauma center.
PA201 transporting by ground to a local trauma center.
The vehicle in question lost control and struck a home.
The vehicle in question lost control and struck a home.
 
CALS unit onscene with multiple DES units.
CALS unit onscene with multiple DES units.
Chief 10B J. Hiepler on scene of the MVC.
Chief 10B J. Hiepler on scene of the MVC.