Join ASRP Main.
Complete the current verification and onboarding steps and use the main community for announcements, support, and direction.
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How to join
Start in one place. Move into the right pathway.
You do not need to understand every ASRP system before joining. Enter through ASRP Main, learn the community, choose a pathway, and follow the current process for that role.
Four steps
From visitor to active member.
Specific departments can add application, interview, academy, field-training, or qualification steps, but the community entry path stays simple.
Understand the expectations.
Review current community information, roleplay standards, available pathways, and any requirements posted in the official systems.
Pick the roleplay you want.
Move toward Civilian Operations, a public-safety department, communications, or another available community function.
Complete the role-specific process.
Applications, interviews, training, FTO, certifications, or other onboarding may apply before additional access is granted.
Choose a direction
Open the page that matches what you already know.
If you are still unsure, use ASRP Main. If you already know your pathway, the website can take you directly to the correct directory or Discord list.
Start here
ASRP Main
Best first stop for verification, onboarding, support, announcements, and general direction.
Open ASRP Main →Public safetyDepartment Directory
Compare agencies, open department pages, view live command, and reach the dedicated Discord where available.
Explore departments →CivilianCivilian Operations
Businesses, organizations, character stories, and civilian-side community life.
Explore civilian roleplay →Direct linksOfficial Discord Directory
Open every currently configured public ASRP and department Discord from one page.
View official Discords →New member FAQ
Common questions.
Do I have to join a public-safety department?
No. Civilian Operations is a core ASRP pathway with businesses, organizations, characters, and long-term civilian stories.
Do I need prior FiveM or real-world public-safety experience?
This public guide does not assume a specific background. ASRP uses onboarding and training to teach current systems and expectations before members take on additional responsibility.
Where do I apply for a department?
Start in ASRP Main, then use the Department Directory and current department instructions. Department application and training workflows can change as the community develops.
What is Nexus?
Nexus is the developing ASRP member and operations platform. The Nexus Hub explains current capability, planned modules, CAD direction, and which existing systems remain authoritative.
Are ASRP departments real agencies?
No. ASRP is an independent roleplay community. Real agency names and concepts are used as inspiration for fictional roleplay organizations and do not imply affiliation or endorsement.
Ready?
Enter through ASRP Main.
That is the safest route when an application, department, or workflow has changed since this public page was last updated.