Sorry, we have no timeline.

Promotions are based on multiple factors including but not limited to: - Interactions that CoC has had with you - Activity (minimal of 10 hours to get promoted) - Quality of patrol logs - Commendations/complaints

Only HA can 10-22 scenes. You must always RP things out even if it may have been caused by Dsync.

You can wear a drop leg holster when you reach the rank of deputy 2.

There are 2 types of subdivisions, there's internal (BCSO) and external (all Depts) subdivisions. When you reach the rank of deputy 2 you can join 1 internal subdivision and 1 external subdivisions. The only exception is coast guard, which does not count towards your external subdivision allowed amount. Internal subdivisions San Andreas Parks and Wildlife (SAPW) Safe Streets Bureau (SSB) External subdivisions Coast Guard (CG) Airsupport Unit (ASU)

Internal subdivision hours count towards your BCSO hours. So San Andreas Parks and Wildlife (SAPW) and Safe Streets Bureau (SSB) hours count towards your BCSO hours.

Once you reach the rank of Deputy 2.

There are meetings every 2 weeks, around the 15th and the 1st. Dates and times will be announced in the BCSO Announcements channel on Discord. Recordings can be found here.

You can find information about other departments on the MWRP Portal

You should reach out to your Chain Of Command. Your chain of command will start at corporals which have the Staff In Training role on discord, and they can bring it up further in the chain of command if they need to. *If you are having technical issues contact IT support in the #support-request discord channel.

Deputies can apply to join BCSO FTO at the rank of Deputy I+, once achieved this rank you can jump over to the FTO portal and apply.

On the vehicle structure you can see whenever you’re allowed to either drive a vehicle slicktop or with a ghost livery.

The feedback will go straight to coc and they will start voting on it. You can always ask a coc member for an update on your suggestion.

Only Senior Staff + can change the AOP

No, that is what the San Andreas Highway Patrol is for and it is in violation of the BCSO SOP.

You either have to be in the Safe Streets Bureau Special Motor Services Division, or be the rank of Lieutenant or higher.

You must be trained and in your department for at least 30 days. If you want to transfer into BCSO you have to get in contact with your current CoC. If you want to transfer out of BCSO you have to fill out the transfer application found on the home page.