Calvert Advanced Life Support

04/23/2026

Light up the night in honor of our fallen heroes ❤️
From April 26–May 3, join us in turning your home, station, or community red and share your why.

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04/15/2026

02/20/2026

Calvert County EMS will hold its first blood drive on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will take place at the Calvert County Department of Public Safety, located at 110 Main Street, Prince Frederick, MD. For more information, contact Jason Finkelstein at Jason.Finkelstein@...

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Calvert ALS. We wish you and your family a safe and happy holiday!

12/12/2025

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 serving as a back-up medic unit. This new vehicle is a 2025 Ford Police Interceptor.

12/11/2025

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 as the occupants entered the store. CALS Life member Brandi Elliott went into the store and located the adult driver, asking her about the unsecured child. The driver explained that the car seat was broken and she was currently unable to afford a replacement.

Life member Elliott purchased a new car seat and made sure it was properly installed in the family's vehicle. This action demonstrated a strong commitment to the well-being of Calvert County residents and reflected the high standards of CALS membership. The organization’s leadership expressed appreciation for the crew’s dedication and personal initiative in making a potentially dangerous situation safe.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from CALS. Wishing you a happy and safe holiday.

09/15/2025

CALS Responds to MVC into a house with Multiple Patients

At approximately 1800 hrs this evening units from Dunkirk and CALS were alerted for an MVC "reported serious" following a police chase. Chief 10B & M104 responded immediately. Units from Dunkirk VFD arrived on scene and reported several injured patients and requested MSP aviation for one with life threatening injuries. ALS units from Calvert County DES worked together with CALS units to package the patients for transport to local trauma centers.

Units: Chief10B, M104

09/15/2025

CALS Responds to Motorcycle Accident with multiple patients

units in the Solomons area were alerted for the report of a motorcyclist down in the area on northbound Rt-4 and Dowell Rd. Units from Solomons VFD were on scene within minutes of dispatch and reported 2 priority patients and possibly a 3rd with a large number of motorcycles in the roadway. M101 (PMIC Conto), Chief10 (Shannon), EMS20D (Kivett) and PA203 (PMIC Mister) were all on the call. Units from Solomons triaged all patients and requested MSP aviation for 2 patients. All providers worked together to package and treat both patients prior to MSP arrival. Both patients were transferred to MSP aviation and air lifted to trauma centers. One of the patients did receive life saving pre-hospital blood from MSP troopers prior to arrival at the trauma center.

Units: M101, Chief10, EMS20D, PA203, A37, E31, Sqd3, MSP Troopers 7 & 2, CCSOe

09/15/2025

CALS Provides Standby Medical Support at PyroJam 2025

On Saturday, August 23, spectators at PyroJam 2025 at Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum enjoyed an evening of live music, food, family activities, and a dazzling international fireworks competition. Behind the scenes, Calvert Advanced Life Support (CALS) partnered with the St. Leonard Volunteer Fire Department (SLVFD) and mutual aid companies to ensure the safety of thousands of attendees. With multiple land and marine units on site, including CALS’s M101 and M104, crews stood ready to provide rapid emergency response throughout the event. Their presence underscores CALS’s ongoing commitment to protecting the community during large-scale public gatherings.

Units: M101 (PMIC S. Millette and Member C. Marquart), M104 (PMIC T. Farr and Member N. Fanelli), St. Leonard VFD, Solomons VFD, Calvert County Sherriff's Department, Maryland State Police, and Charles' County Fire / EMS

04/23/2025

04/10/2025