External Resources

SADRP's CAD (or Computer-Aided Dispatch) can be found at https://cad.sadrp.net/ and can be signed into using Discord. Upon signing in, you will see three sections in the top navigation bar: Home, Civillian Dashboard, and LEO Dashboard. You'll want to select "LEO Dashboard".

Upon selecting "LEO Dashboard", you'll be prompted to verify your identifier and current department. As a sheriff's deputy, you'll select "BCSO" for your current department and your identifier will need to match your Discord name within the main SADRP discord. For example: [1B-23] A. Kent

Once your identifier and department are configured, you can press the green "All Good!" button. Afterwards, you'll be ready to use the SADRP CAD!

Computer-Aided Dispatch systems contain confidential law enforcement data. The sharing of this data for any unsanctioned and/or unofficial use is strictly prohibited and can result in a referral to the United States Marshals Service as well as punitive action within the Blaine County Sheriff's Office.

The SADRP Department Panel can be found at https://dept.sadrp.net/ and is used to review your employment data within the Blaine County Sheriff's Office. Here you can view your time card, registered subdivisions, monthly and all-time patrol hours, as well as any forms/applications you may want to submit. In order to access the department panel, you'll need to authenticate using Discord and then select your desired department.

Within the department panel, you have access to special features like form submissions, applications, and time card management. If you have any questions regarding these systems, feel free to reach out to a department supervisor or a member of the field training academy.

Falsification of time logs found within the department panel can result in an investigation and potential punitive action within the Blaine County Sheriff's Office.

The San Andreas Penal Code can be found at https://penal.sadrp.net/ and is the official source of all applicable case law, acts & doctrines, regional municipal codes, and state laws. There are also several useful reference pages to help civilians and law enforcement become especially literate in the letter of the law.