Units responding found four vehicles involved. Two vehicles, a Ford Explorer and a Toyota SUV had collided head-on in the roadway. A Ford Mustang had run into the ditch in the west bound direction, and a Chevy Trailblazer SUV had run off the highway and struck a pole in the eastbound direction.

One occupant was flown out by Trooper 6.

Station 40 units were released at about 1640 while Easton units stayed to clean up the scene.

Engine 49, first on the scene, found a pile of wood on fire, apparently set ablaze by discarded ashes from a fire pit.

Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire and returned to the Station by about 1730.

On Tuesday, April 10 at 0852 Stations 60, 40 and 20 were dispatched on Hazmat Box 60D at the ACME Supermarket at 210 Marlboro RD in Easton. Units arriving on the scene found that a gas cylinder on the rear loading dock had been knocked over, its contents leaking out. The material was determined not to be hazardous, and all units were placed back in service.

On Thursday, April 19 Station 40 was dispatched to another MVA near the ballfield on Perry Cabin DR. A passenger vehicle had jumped the curb and ended up against a utility pole.

On Wednesday, April 25 at 1631 Station 40 responded to another MVA, this time on Royal Oak RD near Rigbylot.

The ditch on Royal Oak RD had claimed another vehicle.

Chief 60 was first on the scene, observing a working garage fire with flames in the front of the structure.

Easton and St. Michaels firefighters quickly brought the fire under control and assisted the owner in removing tools and equipment from the garage.

Paramedic 94 was first on the scene, followed by Chief 40 (Phil Jones).

A small passenger vehicle had run into the back of a rollback vehicle and had become lodged under the vehicle.

Units arriving on the scene observed flames coming out of the chimney. Station 60 units were placed in service while firefighters from Station 40 and 70 used dry chemical extinguishers to bring the fire under control.