Los Santos County Sheriff’s Office
One of the two agencies available to CLE members.
County Law Enforcement
Professional policing with a close-knit team. From a rural Blaine County patrol to a Los Santos County shift, bring the same community with you and play both sheriff agencies within one host.

A Blaine County kind of day. Captured in Oceanview
The team behind the uniform
You join County Law Enforcement as a community member. In game, you can patrol as either the Los Santos County Sheriff’s Office or the Blaine County Sheriff’s Office.
One community department. Two sheriff agencies. CLE members can patrol as either LSCSO or BCSO.
In character / Agency identities
One of the two agencies available to CLE members.
An alternative patrol agency within the same CLE department.
Apply to County Law Enforcement, not separately to LSCSO or BCSO. Once you belong to the host department, your characters can belong to its subordinate agencies without another OOC application. In-character ranks, commissions, training and assignments still have their own requirements.
The CLE experience
Give your character a place to belong and a reason to come back for the next shift.
BCSO covers the whole of Blaine County; LSCSO covers the whole of Los Santos County. Members can play both, with countywide patrol freedom and cooperation across municipal agencies.
CLE includes K9, Traffic, SWAT and CID. Apply to a division after completing probation, when it has vacancies. An application does not reserve a slot or guarantee a specialty assignment.
Each member chooses one assigned patrol car from the available motor pool. Take it home, keep personal gear in it, and retain it until it is wrecked or retired. Vehicle choice is not locked by rank; availability still matters.
Build your direction
K9, Traffic, SWAT and CID are part of CLE. Apply after completing probation, when a division has vacancies. An application does not reserve a slot or promise admission.
Develop a handler and canine partnership within the department’s K9 work.
Focus on roads, traffic enforcement and the decisions that keep a stop proportionate.
Build toward specialist tactical work with its own training and assignment requirements.
Follow investigations through evidence, interviews and careful reporting.
The world keeps a record
Agency registry and public court activity for this department. These are recorded totals, not players or units on duty.
Refreshes every 30 seconds. Court figures exclude today.
Cases are public, unmerged JusticeLink dockets created before today (UTC), including open and closed matters. Charge counts add the filed counts attached to those cases; they are allegations, not convictions. Juvenile matters, warrant applications and matters with any live seal are excluded.
Agency figures use the case's stored tracking agency, which may differ from the agency that filed it. Unmatched agencies contribute only to the community totals. Fleet figures count registry records, including inactive and retired vehicles; they do not show availability or deployment.
Nonzero totals are rounded down to groups of five, shown with “+”. Values below five are withheld. No names, case details, individual records or operational locations are published. “Last known” means the source could not refresh; it expires after one hour.
Court window ends . Figures are sampled separately from the live player count.
Your next step
CLE direct hire is open to members and newcomers, with a preference for verified current members. At least one hour of participation per month is required. The pathway is application, interview, existing-member community and character history review, academy, ride-alongs and probation. You can play both LSCSO and BCSO within the host. Community review and IC qualifications remain separate.