City of San Aurie · Est. 1781
Put on the badge. Answer the call.
Recruiting patrol officers across all four tactical elements. No experience required — full training at the Academy.
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City of San Aurie · Est. 1781
Recruiting patrol officers across all four tactical elements. No experience required — full training at the Academy.
Career Progression
Every officer starts at Officer I. Advancement runs on command points and time in grade — the same ladder for every recruit.
Detective is a lateral specialization off Officer III — it caps at Detective III and runs alongside, not toward, Chief of Police.
First through the door when a call turns from patrol to standoff. Entry procedure, less-lethal options, hostage scenarios.
Overwatch and pursuit coordination from above. Keeps ground units oriented when a situation stretches across the city.
Interdiction, highway patrol, PIT-certified vehicle tactics. If it's rolling and it shouldn't be, Ram brings it to a stop.
Surveillance and casework that doesn't start with a 911 call. Quiet, patient, and rarely in uniform.
The Process
Five steps from application to sworn officer. Most recruits hear back within a few days.
Submit the form below with your Discord tag and a short note on why you want to serve.
A member of command staff reads every application and reaches out directly on Discord. You can follow its status with Track Application at the top of the page.
Join the server and complete intake — the same record system every officer's file lives in for their whole career.
Complete Academy Orientation and pass its graded coursework before your first shift.
Take the oath, pick up your first radio, and start as Officer I.
Before Your First Shift
Every recruit passes through the same Academy coursework — no exceptions for rank or connections.
Required · All Recruits
Radio procedure, use-of-force policy, and chain of command. Graded, and required before your first shift.
Required · Refresher
Instructor-graded review of force policy and de-escalation, repeated periodically for every sworn officer.
Required · Refresher
Call signs, code protocol, and dispatch discipline — the difference between a clean scene and a chaotic one.
Optional · Certification
The entry exam for Breach — one of four element certifications recruits can pursue after probation.
Training Preview
A short use-of-force scenario, the kind Academy Orientation covers in depth. Choose how you respond and see how command staff grades it.
Before You Apply
No. Academy Orientation covers everything from the ground up — radio procedure, policy, and chain of command. Element certifications come later, after probation.
Most applicants hear back within a few days. You'll be contacted directly on Discord by a member of command staff.
You can note a preference on your application, but element assignment happens after probation, based on department need and certification.
Regular patrol shifts, adherence to use-of-force policy, and ongoing training. Advancement is tracked openly — every officer can see the same rank ladder.
You're welcome to reapply. Command staff will typically let you know what to work on first.
A just-for-fun sorter. Real element assignment happens after probation, based on department need and certification — this won't affect your application.
