STATE-LEVEL LAW ENFORCEMENT

San Andreas State Police

Statewide jurisdiction, highway patrol, and interagency response across San Andreas.

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OUR ROLE

Coverage without borders

SASP holds statewide jurisdiction, running highway patrol, rural coverage, and support for agencies that need a hand beyond their own lines. Troopers work long stretches of open road and quiet counties as often as they work the interstate, and the job asks for patience and steady judgment more than anything else.

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AIR AND GROUND

One state, one command

Air support and ground patrol work under the same chain, so a trooper on a back road and a crew in the air are reading the same situation. That coordination is what state-level coverage is built on.

HOW WE WORK

Areas of duty

01

Highway Patrol

Traffic enforcement and pursuit across the state's interstates and rural routes.

02

Interagency Support

Backing county and city partners on calls that cross jurisdiction lines.

03

Air Operations

Aerial coverage for pursuits, searches, and long-distance response.

State police training center building with flags and a marked SUV parked outside
The training center where new troopers are brought up to standard.

COMMAND

Leadership

SASP is led by the Colonel and a small command staff responsible for standards, deployment, and discipline across the state.

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The badge doesn't change at the county line. The standard stays the same everywhere we're posted.

Colonel C. Bates · Commanding Officer, San Andreas State Police

JOIN UP

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SASP is taking applications through One State Network. If you want a role that covers the whole state rather than one patch of it, start here.

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