San Andreas Fire Rescue
Statewide Fire, Rescue, and EMS response
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For life.
San Andreas Fire Rescue
For life.
For each other.
Protect life, property, and the environment across San Andreas. From a critical patient to a wildfire or a complex rescue, SAFR brings professionalism, realistic response, and a team you can depend on.
Ready to lend a hand. Captured in Oceanview
The team behind the uniform
One department.
One in-character agency.
San Andreas Fire Rescue is both the community department you belong to and the emergency-services organisation your character serves in game.
Out of character / Community team
San Andreas Fire Rescue
An integrated Fire, Rescue, and EMS organisation with specialist divisions, technical certifications, and a commitment to teamwork.
In character / Agency identity
SAFR is a fire and emergency services agency; only its commissioned fire investigators hold COLE certification (Class D). Community members apply directly to SAFR when recruitment is open. Recruitment is currently closed.
The SAFR experience
A role with something behind it.
Professionalism, teamwork, and a commitment to protecting life, property, and the environment.
Be there for the person.
Stabilise critical patients and work together through medical emergencies. The Rapid Response Unit brings advanced and critical-care training to the first moments of a call.
Be ready for the incident.
Respond to structure fires, vehicle accidents, hazardous materials, technical rescues, wildland fires, and large-scale disasters.
Build your expertise.
Train in specialist divisions and earn operational certifications. Discipline, teamwork, realistic scenes, and a commitment to department drills underpin the work.
Find your specialism
Many disciplines.
One commitment to service.
Explore SAFR's specialist teams and the certifications that develop your operational skills.
Specialist divisions 6
Hazardous Materials Division
Identify, contain, and mitigate hazardous materials incidents, including chemical, biological, and environmental threats.
Wildland Fire Division
Respond to wildland fires and potential wildfire spread with specialist equipment and containment strategies.
Air Operations Division
Operate and support helicopter missions for search and rescue, aerial firefighting, and air medical response.
Search and Rescue Division
Develop expertise in mountain rappelling, cave exploration, confined-space operations, and dive rescue.
Rapid Response Unit
Use rapid-deployment vehicles and advanced medical training to reach critically injured patients before additional resources arrive.
Fire Marshal Division
Determine the origin and cause of fires and investigate suspected arson and other fire-related crimes.
Operational certifications 4
Rescue Certification
Advanced extrication, technical rescue techniques, and support for high-risk incidents.
Tower & Ladder Operations Certification
Aerial truck deployment, elevated rescue, and high-angle firefighting tactics.
Incident Command Certification
Coordinate resources, personnel, and strategy while commanding emergency incidents.
Drone Operations Certification
Deploy drones for aerial assessment, fireground intelligence, and situational awareness.
Department leadership
Meet command.
The characters leading SAFR, and the community members behind them.
L. Maddox
- In-character role
- Fire Chief
- OOC member
- L. Maddox
- Reported service
- 214 days
C. Maddox
- In-character role
- Assistant Chief
- OOC member
- N. Morris
- Reported service
- 214 days
Service figures are as supplied in the department profile.
The department structure
From your first shift
to leading the response.
SAFR's rank structure and in-game hourly pay, as provided by department command.
In-game currency / Per hour| Rank | Hourly pay |
|---|---|
| Fire Chief | $108 |
| EMS Chief | $91 |
| Assistant Chief | $79 |
| Fire Battalion Chief | $66 |
| EMS Battalion Chief | $66 |
| Fire Captain | $56 |
| EMS Captain | $56 |
| Fire Lieutenant | $48 |
| EMS Lieutenant | $48 |
| Fire Technician | $40 |
| Senior Firefighter | $34 |
| Firefighter | $30 |
| Probationary Firefighter | $26 |
| Reserve Firefighter | $10 |
| Cadet | $18 |
The world keeps a record
ROLEPLAY WITH
A HISTORY.
Agency registry and public court activity for this department. These are recorded totals, not players or units on duty.
SAFR San Andreas Fire Rescue
- Fleet registry records Includes inactive & retired
- 0Recorded
Court case tracking does not apply to this agency. Medical and service records stay private.
Refreshes every 30 seconds. Court figures exclude today.
What these figures mean
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
Recruitment closedGet to know SAFR.
Be ready for what's next.
SAFR is not currently accepting applicants. When recruitment opens, community members will apply directly to SAFR. A SACOLE commission is not required to join. You can still join Oceanview and explore its roleplay.
What SAFR asks prospective applicants
Read the department's questionnaire to understand what command looks for. This is a preview; submissions are closed.
Personal & basic information
- Full character name
- Character age
- Discord username and ID
- Your age
- Timezone
- Do you have any previous experience in Fire/EMS roleplay?
Roleplay experience & skills
- Describe your overall roleplay experience, including any emergency-services roles you have held.
- What does serious roleplay mean to you?
- How do you handle high-stress or chaotic RP scenes?
- Explain a time you helped improve or save a roleplay scenario.
- What strengths do you bring to SAFR as a roleplayer?
Department knowledge & motivation
- Why do you want to join San Andreas Fire Rescue?
- What interests you most: Fire, Rescue, or EMS — and why?
- What do you believe is the primary mission of SAFR within Oceanview RP?
- How would you describe the role of teamwork in emergency-services RP?
- What makes you a good fit for San Andreas Fire Rescue?
Scenario-based questions
- You arrive on scene to a vehicle fire with possible entrapment. Walk through your RP approach.
- You respond to a medical call where the patient is unconscious and unresponsive. How do you roleplay this?
- During a large multi-agency scene, someone begins trolling or breaking RP. What do you do?
- You are the first unit on scene at a structure fire. What are your first actions and priorities?
Professionalism & conduct
- How do you handle disagreements or misunderstandings with other players?
- What does professionalism mean to you in a roleplay environment?
- Are you comfortable taking orders from command staff?
- Are you willing to attend trainings, meetings, and department drills?
Final questions
- What are your long-term goals within SAFR?
- Is there anything else you would like the command team to know about you?
Application review ranks: Fire Chief, EMS Chief, Assistant Chief, Fire Battalion Chief, EMS Battalion Chief.