A CAD your officers run from the game.

A member of a law enforcement, fire and EMS or DOT department goes on duty with a callsign and sets a status from their department’s list. Position, team and vehicle come from the game, so nobody types them.

• Statuses carry signal codes, such as Available 10-8 and On scene 10-23. Owners edit the lists.
• Every 911 call made in the game becomes a CAD call once, at its postal, and follows the game when it moves or closes.
• A unit is set Out of service by itself when its player leaves, and On scene when it reaches its call.
• On a phone the unit panel becomes an MDT with big buttons and a two-press panic button.

Look up a person or a plate, file citations and arrest and incident reports, issue warrants and put out BOLOs, each behind its own permission.

• Charges come from your penal code. The fine and jail time are worked out by the server, never taken from the page.
• Filing a citation or arrest writes a fine to the player’s wallet and starts jail time when jail is on.
• A vehicle BOLO with a plate also goes on the camera hotlist, and units are alerted when a camera sees it.

Players make fictional characters with an ID card, licences, registered vehicles and a weapons permit, and can call 911 from the website or with /911 in Discord.

• Prosecutors open cases from arrest reports. Judges set dates, rule, and can expunge a record.
• A guilty ruling adjusts the fine and adds jail time. A not guilty ruling refunds the fine.
• Defendants see their own case, but not the staff notes.

Text radio runs on the website, with an all-units channel, a dispatch channel and one per department. Metro never sends radio into the game.

• A panic opens a priority 1 call at the unit’s live position and alerts every unit and dispatcher.
• Owners can post panic alerts to a Discord channel. The card pings only the roles they pick.
• Messages are kept for 30 days.