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Public safety software for FiveM

Every department.One system.

CAD and 911 dispatch, a trunked radio, a records system that goes all the way to court, police, forensics, traffic, and a fire service that's being built now. Shown here as the Los Santos Police Department. Delivered as yours.

Try the systems Make it your department

Same platformThe US edition of ONE Suite. Both editions get every update and enhancement, together.

Pick a departmentFictional · lore-friendly
ONE command board for LSPD, LS County EMS and LSFD, with a 211 robbery open
Live
Sample data. Nothing is saved.
Built around your department

Real department or lore, we build it around yours.

Everything on this page is shown as Los Santos Police Department, modelled on how the LAPD actually works. Your server gets the same systems in your department's words: its name and badge, ranks, units and callsigns, radio codes, charges, report forms and talkgroups. Our development team does the conversion with you.

✓ Included at no extra cost

Your terminology, done by our developers

No config files to wrestle with. Tell us how your department talks and we set the suite up that way, then keep it that way through every update.

  1. Tell us your departmentA real agency or one from your server's lore: city police, sheriff, highway patrol, fire and EMS.
  2. We convert itRanks, divisions, callsigns, codes, penal and vehicle codes, report forms, radio talkgroups, branding.
  3. You test itOn a staging server with your own staff, before anything goes live.
  4. It stays convertedEvery update and new app arrives in your terminology.

Los Santos Police Department

City police · modelled on the LAPD

Ranks and units

Police Officer I to Chief, Deputy to Sheriff, Firefighter to Chief, or your own ladder, with permissions per rank.

Codes and callsigns

1-Adam-12, Code 3, 11-99, Engine 27, Watch 3, A-shift: your radio language everywhere.

Law and paperwork

California Penal and Vehicle Codes by default, or your state's. Reports, booking and court in your forms.

Brand and lore

Your department's badge, colours and city in every app, from the tablet to the radio's boot screen.

One call, start to finish

A 211 robbery, from the 911 call to the sentence

Every app writes to the same records. Follow one call through the suite.

Step 1 of 8

    ONE ControlBuilt

    A 911 dispatch center that runs in a browser

    Call-takers and dispatchers run the city from a web page, in game or not. Everything they do reaches the radios, MDCs and tablets in game. Dispatchers only need a browser and a headset.

    ONE live map with LSPD, EMS and LSFD units on the postal map
    Live previewSample data. Nothing is saved.
    • Command board with incidents, units, CAD logs and live status per department
    • Postal street map: 226 named streets and 1,687 postals; a pin fills street, cross street and postal
    • Radio console: monitor talkgroups and talk to units from the browser
    • AI Dispatch prioritises calls and sends the nearest suitable unit when nobody's on a console
    • Pager for SWAT, Air Support, K-9, tactical EMS and on-call detectives
    • Reports: EMS ePCR, NERIS fire reports, traffic collisions and use of force, with review
    • Careers: internal postings and applications that unlock callsigns
    • Desk layouts across two or three monitors
    AI DispatchBuilt

    Nobody on a console? Dispatch still answers.

    When no dispatcher is logged in, ONE takes the calls, sends the right units and talks to them on the radio as LSPD, EMS or LSFD Dispatch. It hands back the moment someone signs on.

    • Sends the right unit first: SWAT to armed calls, traffic units to pursuits, paramedics and tactical EMS to the worst calls
    • Talks on the talkgroup in American voices, and listens: "show me Code 6" or "run plate 7ABC123" just works
    • Logs a call for you when a unit says "I've found a stolen car, can you log it?"
    • Every decision on the log, under the dispatch center's own name

    Your browser reads it here. On the radio it's ONE's own American voice with a radio filter.

    ONE CommsBuilt

    A trunked radio that behaves like one

    This is the real radio screen from the game, set up as a P25-style trunked system for LSPD. Press the keys, hold the side button to talk, change talkgroup with the knob.

    Department
    Make something happen
    Side buttonHold to talk. You get the talk-permit tone, or busy if the group's in use. Orange keyHold for emergency: open mic and an alert to every unit on the group. 1 to 9Hold to send a status to Dispatch. Hold 2 to book on. KnobScroll or click to change talkgroup.
    • Trunked talkgroups: one voice at a time; emergencies break through
    • Background audio: sirens, gunshots, rotors and wind behind every transmission
    • Coverage from tower sites; tunnels cut it, talkaround works anywhere
    • Four handhelds on foot and a mobile radio in every emergency vehicle
    • Book on from the radio: callsign, partner, vehicle and skills go to the CAD
    • Second radio, scan list, covert kit and a radio fitted to your own uniform
    BEACONS

    BEACONS: supervisors run the network

    A tablet app for sergeants, watch commanders and battalion chiefs. Each department sees its own units and runs its own radio network.

    • Console: monitor 8 talkgroups, talk on any
    • All-call, status sweeps and welfare checks
    • Tactical alerts in one tap, with a decision log
    • Replay the last hour: movement, airtime, events
    ONE Records · NEXUSBuilt

    Records that go all the way to court

    One master record per person, vehicle and place, linked to everything: the way the records systems used by hundreds of real US departments work, now in GTA. Open a wanted person and follow the links.

    NEXUS briefing with wants, warrants and vehicles of interest
    Live previewMain screens, sample data. Nothing is saved.
    • Booking under California law: the 48-hour clock to arraignment, reviews, interviews, release or charges
    • Briefing and wants: warrants, missing persons, officer safety cautions, vehicles of interest
    • Case filing for the in-game District Attorney and judge, then court results on the record
    • Import from the CAD: a call fills the crime report as suggestions
    • Crime map and patterns, intelligence, evidence and property, and an officer notebook
    • California codes built in: 211 PC, 459 PC, 23152 VC and the rest, or your state's
    ONE PoliceBuilt

    The department behind the badge

    Ranks, units and watches. Numbered weapons and a fleet. Certifications that decide what you can check out and drive. Three apps, one set of rules.

    POLICE schedule for LSPD watches
    Live previewMain screens, sample data. Nothing is saved.

    Arrests, the California way

    Hinged or chain cuffs front or rear, double-locking, the hobble and zip cuffs. Detentions and searches under the Fourth Amendment: frisk, consent, probable cause and probation searches. Miranda appears on the suspect's screen and the arrest goes to NEXUS.

    Body-worn video

    A camera on every uniform that starts itself when a Taser is drawn, lights and siren go on or the emergency button is pressed, with a 30-second pre-event buffer.

    Props

    Crime scene tape, cones, barricades, road flares and signs as items, placed with a preview, shared with everyone and cleared when you book off.

    ONE ForensicsBuilt

    Every contact has a trace

    Every shot leaves a casing and every bare hand on a wheel leaves a print. The labs in your stations decide what it means.

    SCENE evidence register
    Live previewMain screens, sample data. Nothing is saved.
    • Casings, blood, prints, GSR and bullet strikes with trajectories
    • Aging and rain; suspects can bleach and wipe, luminol still sees it
    • Sealed evidence with tamper-evident seals and a full chain of custody
    • Labs you build: DNA, latent prints, firearms and chemistry
    • DNA index, AFIS and a ballistics network, with cold hits from booking
    ONE RoadsBuilt

    Every plate, every mph

    ALPR and speed cameras placed in the world, in-car ALPR, a LIDAR gun, spike strips and roadside sobriety tests. Citations and collisions go straight to NEXUS.

    ROADS ALPR hits
    Live previewMain screens, sample data. Nothing is saved.
    • Speed cameras and average-speed routes that issue a notice of violation
    • ALPR on fixed cameras, trailers and patrol cars; hits alert units within a mile
    • Citations, Notices to Appear and fix-it tickets, with a traffic court clerk
    • Log a collision: weather, light, vehicles and drivers read for you

    San Andreas plates on every car

    Every car the game spawns gets a California-style plate and a DMV record that never changes. New cars get 2026's new plate format. Players register, insure and smog their own cars on the phone.

    10 27San Andreas9ZKM241DMV.SA.GOV
    Fire and EMS

    A fire service that fights back

    LSFD runs on the same platform as everything above: the same CAD, radio and records, plus a fire engine and apps built for the job. Fire behaves like fire, so the job is skilled. The first two apps are built and in testing; the rest are designed and on the build plan.

    EMBERBuilt · in testing

    The fire itself

    • Fire simulated on the server as cells of fuel, heat and oxygen, so big fires never hit GTA's flame limit and everyone sees the same fire
    • Classes A, B, C, D and K: water on a grease fire is a fireball, live electrics shock until de-energised, gas relights until it's shut off, EV batteries go into runaway
    • Flashover and backdraft: rooms grow, and opening the wrong door on a starved room is dangerous unless you cool the gases first
    • Knocked down isn't out: hidden heat brings fires back unless you overhaul
    • Pump panel, booster line, 1¾" and 2½" handlines, hydrants and the tank running dry
    • SCBA with a low-air alarm and a PASS device others can hear
    • Fire alarms and sprinklers in buildings call ONE; most are false
    • Station tones, bay lights and the rip-and-run printout, with the dispatcher's voice on the station speakers
    • Arson leaves a hidden ignition record for investigators to work out
    BRIGADEBuilt · in testing

    The fire department

    • LSFD ranks from Firefighter I to Fire Chief, wired into the Qbox fire job with pay by rank
    • A, B and C platoons on 24-hour shifts, with day staff for chiefs and fire prevention
    • Stations, apparatus and riding positions: Captain, Engineer and firefighters on the engine; Captain, Apparatus Operator and crew on the truck
    • Book on in a seat and you ride as E27 on the radio and in ONE; chiefs keep their own callsigns
    • Out of service with a reason: Dispatch won't send it and nobody can ride it
    • Station fit-out for custom maps: speakers, bay lights and printers placed in game
    • Shift chat, bulletin board, command chart and personnel files

    Engine 27 pump panel

    TANK 500 / 500 GAL
    Pump disengaged. Open a line, engage the pump.

    Page illustration of EMBER's pump panel. Run the tank dry and the line goes limp.

    SCBA and PASS

    PASS armed · low-air alarm at 33%

    Page illustration. In game the gauge drops with effort, the low-air alarm sounds and others hear your PASS.

    Station 27 toned out

    LSFD · STATION 27 · RIP AND RUN
    Press Tone out to dispatch a structure fire.

    Page illustration. In game the tones and the dispatcher's voice play from the station speakers you place.

      The fire feature catalogue

      Fifty features, built in order

      SCENE Fire Investigation

      EMBER records the true origin and cause of every fire, then leaves physical clues. Investigators have to work it out from the evidence, following NFPA 921; the answer is never handed to them. It all goes into the same SCENE case as the police.

      • V-patterns pointing back to the area of origin, and depth of char
      • Pour patterns that still need testing, because falling debris leaves the same marks
      • Multiple points of origin and trailers that point to arson
      • The ignition source left at the origin: grease, cigarette, candle, heater, e-bike battery, Molotov glass
      • Alarms, glass, doors and contents that suggest insurance fraud

      In the lab

      • Fire debris analysis by GC-MS to ASTM E1618, from sealed debris cans
      • Accelerant comparison against the suspect's gas can: supporting evidence, not proof
      • Suspect clothing swabs and the accelerant detection canine
      • Prints and DNA from the can, bottle or lighter
      • Wiring and arc beads, battery and appliance failure: the accidental causes a defense will raise
      • Purchases, CCTV and money: who bought gas, who was nearby, who needed the insurance

      The investigator records the cause as accidental, incendiary or undetermined. Arson goes to NEXUS as a crime, with the investigator's report for the DA.

      EMS on the same platform

      Rescue ambulances run in ONE with ePCR reports and hospital handoff, tactical EMS is on the pager, paramedic certifications live in ACADEMY and EMS has its own talkgroups. EMS's own app follows fire.

      Coming to ONE Suite and USA Suite

      Thirty-one more apps on the way

      Every one designed, named and branded, ready to join the suite. From the people of Los Santos to the courts, each new app writes to the same records as the ones above, and lands in both editions at the same time.

      And coming to the apps you already have

      Planned

      What's coming, and how it will work

      These are being designed now. The previews below show the idea, not finished features.

      PriorityCitizens with identities and voicesThe people of Los Santos, ready for early-days roleplay
      NextBooking and state prisonBooking in, cells, the 48-hour clock, prison life
      ThenOVERWATCHCCTV, the Air Support camera, drones, video storage
      After thatKit, stations, K-9Taser 7, uniforms, the front desk, the K-9 Platoon
      Planned · priority

      CITIZENS and VOICES: everyone in Los Santos is somebody

      1. Every NPC gets an identity: name, date of birth, address, ID, DNA, prints and what's in their pockets.
      2. Stop one and ask. They answer out loud in American voices built on Piper.
      3. Run them in CLETS. Their record lives in NEXUS, so a wanted NPC really is wanted.
      4. Search and arrest them; their prints and DNA go to SCENE.
      ?
      The return appears here.

      Preview of the planned feature. The voice uses your browser's own speech.

      Planned

      Booking and state prison

      Booking with a medical screening, cells on the 48-hour clock, booking photo, prints and DNA. Then arraignment, bail, release or a DA filing, and a state prison with jobs, commissary and visits.

      Planned

      OVERWATCH

      CCTV placed with a builder, the Air Support camera with thermal and plate reads, department drones, and body-worn and dash camera video stored against the incident.

      Planned

      Use of force and kit

      Taser 7, OC spray, baton, 40 mm launcher and PA. Every Taser draw, arc and shot is logged and the use of force report fills itself in.

      Planned

      Stations and front desk

      Uniforms by rank and unit, locker rooms, and a front desk where the public report crime straight into NEXUS and ONE.

      Planned

      K-9 Platoon

      Patrol and detection dogs that follow, track and search vehicles and buildings, for handlers certified in ACADEMY.

      Planned · after police

      Fire and EMS systems

      Fire and EMS already share the radio, BEACONS, ACADEMY, Q and ONE's reports. Fire's own apps are being built now: see the fire section.

      Need a feature?

      Talk to us.

      If your department needs something the suite doesn't do yet, tell us. It may be quick for us to build, and when it's useful to other servers it goes into the suite for everyone. We help you, you help us.

      1. 01
        Tell us what you needA report form, a new unit type, a rule your department works to, a whole new app.
      2. 02
        We scope it with youOften it's a setting or a small change. Bigger ideas go on the roadmap with you involved.
      3. 03
        Everyone benefitsFeatures that help other communities ship to every server, on both USA Suite and ONE Suite. Their ideas reach you the same way.
      Pricing TBC

      USA Suite packages

      The systems on this page, packaged for other FiveM servers. Take one package or all of them; packages you add later join up with the ones you run. Same packages as ONE Suite, same updates.

      $0

      Department conversion is included with every package. Our developers set the suite up in your department's terminology, real or lore, and keep it that way through every update.

      How it works
      TBC

      Per package

      Buy only what your server needs. Add more later and they link up.

      $ TBCper package
      TBC

      Full suite

      Every package in one license, for less than buying them one by one.

      $ TBCone license
      TBC

      Updates and support

      Ongoing updates, new modules as they're released, and help for your developers.

      $ TBCper month
      What each package includes
      SystemControlCommsRecordsPoliceForensicsRoadsSuite
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      Packages, contents and prices are provisional and may change before release.

      Proven in service

      Built on shift.
      Not in a demo.

      USA Suite is the US edition of ONE Suite, the system that runs every night on London One RP with police, ambulance and fire booked on and real dispatchers in the chair. One platform, shown for each country: what ships in one edition ships in the other.

      USA Suite

      USA Suite · US departments, California law by default, converted to your department.

      ONE Solutions

      ONE Suite · UK services, the same platform and the same release schedule. See ONE Suite.

      London One RP

      Proven on London One RP · live every night, the community where every system is built and tested.