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San Andreas parks & wildliife

San Andreas Parks & Wildlife is responsible for protecting the natural resources and wild lands of San Andreas. Using their experience and training as a Law Enforcement Officers they can defend the natural resources against wrongdoers and criminals who wish to compromise the ecosystem or damage the natural resources of our state

New to hunting and fishing?

San Andreas offers a vast variety of wildlife and marine life that should peak the interest of even the most seasoned of hunters and anglers. to be able to partake in the sport of hunting and/or fishing these wonderful animals, a person needs to purchase hunting/fishing licenses and understand all fishing regulations involved in being a responsible hunter/fisherman.

Do you have what it takes?

The San Andreas Parks and Wildlife Subdivision is looking for motivated men and women to help protect the environment from the ones who want to harm it, and the citizens of San Andreas. If you have what it takes, please submit an application today!

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Informational Ride Along

Recources

Public Roster

If you need to know how much time you have spent protecting the environment? Open up the roster.

Division SOP

If you need assistance on a call or how to operate while protecting the environment? Pull out our SOP.

Bicycle Unit SOP

Want to slow things down and really enjoy the environment? Take the bicycle out for a spin.

EUP Policy

Are you wearing the proper uniform while protecting the environment? See if it fits before your patrol.

Vehicle Structure

Did you fill up the gas tank? Check out the vehicles you can use for protecting the environment.

Self Attaching Policy

While protecting the environment and you are unsure if you can attach to a call? Take a copy of the map with you.

Main Training Guide

Boat Training Guide

Dive Training Guide

Probationary and FTO Ride-Along Procedures

All SAPW FTOs must read this document.
Please send this to the Probationary Wildlife Officer before any of the Phases they conduct.

Phase 1 Procedures

ALL Probationary Wildlife Officers must pass this phase in order to move on to Phase 2.

Phase 2 Procedures

All Probationary Wildlife Officers must pass this phase to patrol on their own.