Los Santos Police Dispatch/3.0

The Los Santos Police Dispatch is in partnership, and works under, the Los Santos Police Department, Blaine County Sheriff's Office, San Andreas State Police, and Emergency Medical Services; enforcing the laws and saving lives through specialization in communications.

Chain of Command

The official Chain of Command is Dispatch Lead, who are members of PD Command. The members of PD High Command and Command keep a constant line of communication with the Dispatchers, and vise versa.

From there, the rankings are Dispatch (FTO), Dispatch, and Trainee.

All Dispatcher call-signs, regardless of rank, begin with "D" (as in, D-xx).

Rankings

Rank	Responsibility	Note
Lead Dispatcher	Manager	Maintains department
Dispatch Trainer (FTO)	Shift Supervisors	Oversees trainees
Dispatcher	Qualified Dispatchers	Eligible for FTO
Trainee	Dispatchers in training	Must be supervised by FTO

Additional Department Jobs

Administrative Assistant

The role of an Administrative Assistant involves helping out the Officers at MRPD in various ways (taking civilian reports, cleaning, etc.).

The History of Dispatch

Senior Deputy Michael Rodgers and Deputy Richard Dark are responsible for developing the initial idea for a "live" PD Dispatcher, and then began forming a system to incorporate it.

Together, they each worked various shifts to check the compatibility, testing it out in varied levels of PD and EMS radio traffic. With positive response from all shifts, they both took the next step to hire and train the first civilian Dispatchers.

Former Dispatchers

Name	Note
Sexton Hardcastle	Transferred to the LSPD.
Jeffrey Bundy	Transferred to the BCSO.
Claire Everly	Transferred to the BCSO.
Oscar Fitzpatrick	Transferred to the LSPD.

Former Members

Name	Note
Mike Frost	Retired Dispatcher
Sydney Frost	Retired Lead Dispatcher
Peter Nolan	Retired Dispatcher
Nancy Ree	Retired Dispatcher
David Silverman	Former Dispatch Trainee
Rodney Fuel	Former Dispatcher

Los Santos Police Dispatch Member Roster