Call intake & prioritization
Receive emergency and service calls, clarify location and circumstances, identify immediate hazards, and create usable incident information for responders.
Departments · Emergency communications
Emergency Communications / Dispatch
ASRP Dispatch connects callers, law enforcement, fire, EMS, and shared incidents through call intake, radio traffic, CAD information, unit status, resource coordination, and situational awareness.
Roleplay scope
The connection point between a request for help and the response.
Dispatch is a coordination-focused pathway where clear information, prioritization, radio discipline, CAD awareness, and resource management shape what responders know before and during an incident.
Radio, CAD & unit status
Assign resources, track units, manage radio traffic, update calls, relay information, and keep incidents organized as conditions change.
Multi-agency coordination
Connect law enforcement, fire, EMS, specialty resources, and other approved services during incidents that cross normal agency boundaries.
Community-wide function
Information becomes response.
Emergency Communications currently routes through ASRP Main rather than a separate public Discord. Current access, training, and operational direction are controlled through the authorized ASRP workflow.
Current command
Live chain of command
View configured Emergency Communications leadership resolved through the ASRP Discord-backed leadership system.
View command →Current operationsCAD / MDT
The stable ASRP CAD address routes to the current approved operational CAD until Nexus CAD is formally deployed.
Open current CAD →Platform directionNexus CAD / MDT
See the developing multi-agency CAD, dispatch, records, and jurisdiction-pack direction without confusing it with what is operational today.
Explore Nexus CAD →DevelopmentTraining foundations
Review the ASRP training model for communications, systems, documentation, procedure, and scenario-based development.
Explore Academy →Emergency Communications in ASRP is a fictional roleplay function. Training, CAD workflows, communications practices, and terminology are for the roleplay community and do not represent professional certification or affiliation with a real emergency communications center.