Civilian Operations
The life of the city — literally! Arguably the most important department, without civilians there is no Ontario, and no roleplay.
What you can expect
Civilians in the province of Ontario are responsible for creating compelling characters with deep back-stories that come out in a series of scenarios. This group is responsible for generating the fun and excitement on patrol each night.
Civs are expected to provide a broad range of scenarios for the emergency services departments that vary in style, urgency, action, and outcomes. Not every encounter should turn into a pursuit or involve gunfire. Back-to-back priority calls is not often realistic. Maybe the scenario is a simple speeding ticket, suspicious behaviour, or trespassing. Sometimes being a civilian means roleplaying a victim rather than a perpetrator — for example, requesting help for a traffic accident, or a concerned wife calling 9-1-1 for her husband who has not returned home from his hunting day-trip in the mountains.
Civilians must remember at all times that this is a roleplay community. Keep it real!
Application requirements
In order to apply to the GORP Civilian Operations department, you must meet the following requirements.
- Minimum of 16 years of age
- Able to speak, read, and write fluent English
- Have a working, quality microphone
- Have a Computer capable of accessing FiveM
If you meet all these requirements, why not join today?
Career opportunities
All civilians must go through our basic training program and a probationary period before being eligible to join patrol on their own.
As with the emergency services departments, Civilian Operations also has a chain of command. Civilians who show their skill in creating deep character stories, interesting and engaging scenarios, and who show respect and leadership within the community may be rewarded with a promotion. In a promoted position, you will have the opportunity to lead multi-civilian scenarios and may also gain access to more exotic vehicles and props.
