January 5, morning -- Incident #1 -- medical call in Filing 1 -- CLVFD medical responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters stood by in case it was necessary to set up a landing zone for the Lifeline helicopter and Special Duty Responders staged to provide traffic control or lead-in if necessary.

January 5, evening -- Incident #2 -- medical call in Filing 1 -- CLVFD medical responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters stood by in case it was necessary to set up a landing zone for the Lifeline helicopter and Special Duty Responders staged to provide traffic control or lead-in if necessary. 

January 8, morning -- Incident #3 -- motor vehicle accident on 73C -- CLVFD personnel responded to a two-car injury accident at 73C and Modoc Ct, where our medical responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters  stabilized the vehicles and ensured that there were no fluids leaking and no fire hazard. Special Duty Responders provided traffic control around the scene, as it was necessary to entirely block 73C until the patients had been transported via RFLVFD's ambulance. State Patrol took over the scene at that point, relieving CLVFD responders, and managed access and traffic control until tow trucks could arrive to remove the vehicles.

January 12, evening -- Incident #4 -- medical call in Filing 8 -- CLVFD medical responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters stood by in case it was necessary to set up a landing zone for the Lifeline helicopter and Special Duty Responders staged to provide traffic control or lead-in if necessary. 

January 17, pre-dawn -- Incident #5 -- medical call in Filing 8 -- CLVFD medical responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters stood by in case it was necessary to set up a landing zone for the Lifeline helicopter and Special Duty Responders staged to provide traffic control or lead-in if necessary. 

January 19, morning -- Incident #6 -- possible gas leak in Filing 14 -- CLVFD firefighters responded to reports of a strange odor/possible gas leak at a house in Filing 14. Responders were unable to locate any sign of gas using gas meters and stood down, advising the property owner to have propane-using appliances checked by a technician to be safe and to call 911 again if they smelled the odor again.

January 23, evening -- Incident #7 -- service call in Elkridge -- CLVFD firefighters responded to assist a disabled property owner with a water main break, causing flooding. Responders were able to get the water shut off and stop the flooding so the homeowner could arrange for later repair.

February 8, pre-dawn -- Incident #8 -- community assistance call -- CLVFD personnel responded to the report of a person lost in the vicinity of Crystal Lakes and stuck in the snow. Responders tracked the lost party down and got him (though not the vehicle) extricated and removed to a safe location.

February 8, morning -- Incident #9 -- medical call at Beaver Meadows -- CLVFD medical responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters stood by in case it was necessary to set up a landing zone for the Lifeline helicopter and Special Duty Responders staged to provide traffic control or lead-in if necessary. 

February 14, morning -- Incident #10 -- mutual aid to RFLVFD -- CLVFD firefighters responded to assist Red Feather Lakes VFD with a motor vehicle accident call where a power pole was involved. Ultimately, RFLVFD responders determined they did not need additional assistance and stood CLVFD responders down. 

February 17, morning -- Incident #11 -- medical call in Filing 1 -- CLVFD medical responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters stood by in case it was necessary to set up a landing zone for the Lifeline helicopter and Special Duty Responders staged to provide traffic control or lead-in if necessary. 

February 20, evening-- Incident #12 -- motor vehicle accident near Beaver Meadows -- CLVFD medical responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters set up a landing zone for the Lifeline helicopter (which was ultimately unable to fly due to weather) and Special Duty Responders provided traffic control around the landing zone and scene. 

February 21, pre-dawn -- Incident #13 -- medical call in Filing 8 -- CLVFD medical responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters stood by in case it was necessary to set up a landing zone for the Lifeline helicopter and Special Duty Responders staged to provide traffic control or lead-in if necessary. 

February 21, morning -- Incident #14 -- motor vehicle accident on 73C -- A CLVFD firefighter arrived on scene soon after an MVA on 73C and called it in to emergency services. After determining that there were no injuries and no further assistance was needed by the parties involved, the firefighter stood down and no other responders were called out. 

February 21, morning -- Incident #15 -- medical call at Chapel in the Pines -- CLVFD responders were on scene when a medical incident took place at the Food Pantry and assisted Red Feather Lakes VFD responders in caring for the patient.

March 1, evening -- Incident #16 -- medical call in Filing 3 -- CLVFD medical responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters stood by in case it was necessary to set up a landing zone for the Lifeline helicopter and Special Duty Responders staged to provide traffic control or lead-in if necessary. 

March 3, morning -- Incident #17 -- mutual aid to RFLVFD -- CLVFD firefighters responded to assist Red Feather Lakes VFD with a grass fire reported to have started from the dumping of ashes.  Once RFLVFD responders arrived on scene, they determined that they could control the fire with the resources on hand and stood CLVFD responders down.