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Vehicle into a Tree results in Flyout

In the early hours of May 3, Friday night's crew was tucked in and sound asleep. The crew was woken up at 0209 for a MVA in the area of 22200 Bull Rd in Breton Bay. Ambulance 199 responded at 0213 and was advised by fireboard that the vehicle was into a tree and there was one patient with a head injury. This cancelled Ambulance 798 who had just cleared a call in their first due.

Squad 1 responded behind us and fireboard advised that Trooper 7 was available. Ambulance 199 arrived on the scene and Chief Jaime Weber advised that there was no entrapment and that the patient was out of the vehicle.

The patient had a large hemotom ... (Full Story)
Leonardtown Vol Rescue Squad Participates in Southern MD Parade

Ambulance 197
Ambulance 197
On Sunday May 4th, members of the Leonardtown Vol Rescue Squad headed up to St. Leonard in Ambulance 197 to participate in the Southern Maryland Parade. Although we didn't receive any trophies for this ambulance a lot of hard work and time was put into cleaning it up for the parade

Thanks goes out to Captain Chris Risso and Matt Wilson for their time and hard work they put into making sure we had a "clean" piece of apparatus in the parade.

Congratulations goes out to all those companies that won and also to Leonardtown Vol Fire Department who took home trophies for Truck 1 w ... (Full Story)
Standby within the First Due

IVT/EMT MaryEllen displaying our board of the things we do and offer to the community.
IVT/EMT MaryEllen displaying our board of the things we do and offer to the community.
On Saturday May 3rd Lt Amy Smith and IVT/EMT MaryEllen Borland did a standby out at Leonard Hall Junior Naval Academy. There were multiple events going on within the tri-county area so we were hopeful of doing some recruitment and retention.

During the first 30 minutes of the standby we were dispatched for a call at the Dialysis Center once we cleared the hospital we went back over to Leonard Hall to finish up the standby.

If you have an interest in joining our organization please stop by the Rescue Squad and pick up an application or please call 301-475-8509.

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13th Annual Hospice 5k Walk/Run

Ambulance 199 standing by
Ambulance 199 standing by
On Saturday April 19th members of the Leonardtown Volunteer Rescue Squad participated in the 5k walk/run in Leonardtown. We had wonderful weather for this event.

Members that particiapted were Chief 19 Jaime Lynn Weber, Lieutenant 19A Amy Smith, EMT-B/IVT MaryEllen Borland, IVT/EMT-B Lisa Morgan, and IVT/EMT-B Tony Crager who ran the 5k. Thank you to LVRS for sponsoring us!

Also member Rocky Woodburn and his son-in-law Eric also came out walk to support a great cause.

While the run/walk was going on through town we had a crew available at the standby but then also h ... (Full Story)
Co 19 runs House Fire in Hollywood

Fire through the roof and heavy smoke showing.
Fire through the roof and heavy smoke showing.
On March 21 at 1533 hours Company 19, 7, 1, Truck 7, and 79 were alerted to 25210 Secretariate Drive for the reported house on fire. When Ambulance 199 arrived there was heavy smoke showing and fire through the roof. Upon arrival we were advised to stage on Riva Rd. We had followed up with the members that were in the house to make sure no patient care was needed. We had set up a triage/rehab area where we had taken several of the firefighters blood pressures, and we obtained 3 signed refusals for minor injuries. At 1603 Command advised fireboard that the fire was under control and would ... (Full Story)

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