One portal for the city, the county and the state: find your government, reach public safety agencies, and join the men and women who keep San Andreas moving and safe.
Each agency runs its own community forum for news, applications, records and announcements.
The City of Los Santos: city hall, municipal services, public notices and civic announcements.
city.sagov.onlineVisit Los Santos Government →Patrol, detectives and specialised units protecting the city. Applications, policy and community reports.
police.sagov.onlineVisit LSPD →County law enforcement, corrections and court services across Los Santos County and beyond city limits.
sheriff.sagov.onlineVisit LSSD →Statewide traffic safety and highway enforcement on freeways and rural routes from the coast to the desert.
highway.sagov.onlineVisit SAHP →Fire suppression, emergency medical services and rescue for Blaine County and the wider state.
fire.sagov.onlineVisit SAN FIRE / BCFD →Every agency is recruiting. Create an account on the department's forum to read the requirements and submit your application.
The Commission on Peace Officer Standards & Training runs one basic course for every law enforcement agency in the State. Study it, sit the examination on SABRE, and your POST Basic Certificate replaces the agency academy at LSPD, LSSD and SAHP.
Start the POST course on SABRE →Walk a beat, work a case, or join a specialised unit.
County-wide patrol, corrections and court security.
Keep the freeways safe from the Pacific coast to the Sandy Shores desert.
Run toward the call: fire, rescue and emergency medicine.
Clerks, civil servants, officials and civic roles that run the state.
A coastal state of sun-soaked cities, mountain forests and open desert, home to Los Santos, Blaine County and the communities between.
The Governor and state administration carry out the laws and oversee agencies such as the Highway Patrol.
The State Legislature writes the laws, sets the budget and represents the counties and cities of San Andreas.
State and county courts hear cases, protect rights and interpret the law across Los Santos County and beyond.
General guidance for residents and visitors.
Dial 911 for police, fire or medical emergencies. Stay on the line and give your location.
Dial 311 to report non-urgent incidents, request city services or reach a department.
Obey posted limits, carry your licence and registration, and check with the Highway Patrol for closures.
Keep smoke alarms working, clear brush around your property, and follow burn restrictions in dry season.
Attend city meetings, follow public notices and take part in your community's decisions.
File or request reports through the relevant agency's forum; each department lists its own process.