Busy 4th of July for CALS Medics
 
By Member
July 5, 2024
 

Thursday, 4th of July was a busy one for the CALS Volunteer Medic team (S. McKeever M101, R. Devere M104, C. Shannon Car10). The excitement started early as the call volume kicked off around 0900 and never looked back. During this 24 hour period CALS medics responded to, Medicals, MVC, Injured Subjects, Working Fire, and a Boat detail. The 3 volunteer medics handled 11 calls for service and made sure that all ALS calls were covered during this high call volume period. Volunteerism is alive and well at CALS, but we are always looking for new ALS providers to join our team.
 
Units: M101, M104, CAR10
 
4th of July Celebrations on the Patuxent River. Boat 10 covering its assigned sector on the water.
4th of July Celebrations on the Patuxent River. Boat 10 covering its assigned sector on the water.
MSP Trooper 7 landing at the Navy Rec Center.
MSP Trooper 7 landing at the Navy Rec Center.
 
CALS units on scene of a bicycle accident with our mutual aid partners.
CALS units on scene of a bicycle accident with our mutual aid partners.
Barn fire in Huntingtown.
Barn fire in Huntingtown.
 
M101 on scene of the working fire providing ALS coverage.
M101 on scene of the working fire providing ALS coverage.
Solomons A238, M104 & US Navy Police, on scene of an injured subject.
Solomons A238, M104 & US Navy Police, on scene of an injured subject.