TutorialsFivePD Ranks Explained: Cadet to Chief Progression
How FivePD rank systems work, what actually earns promotions from cadet to chief, and how server owners build a ladder players respect.

Open source. Community driven.
A realistic, configurable police mod for immersive law-enforcement roleplay on FiveM — with AI callouts, traffic stops and co-op patrols.
Traffic stops, 911 dispatch, arrests and reports — the full patrol loop, not just a uniform.
Departments, jurisdictions, callouts and progression all adapt to how your server plays.
Callout packs, vehicle packs and EUP built by players, shared freely and always growing.
Regular releases, active guides, and a community that answers install questions fast.
FivePD is straightforward to set up on any FiveM server. Follow the four steps, then go on duty.
Grab the latest FivePD release from the downloads page.
Drop FivePD into your server resources folder alongside its dependencies.
Set your departments, jurisdictions and callouts in config.lua.
Start the server, go on duty and take your first callout.
-- FivePD Server Configuration (config.lua)
Config = {}
Config.EnableDispatch = true
Config.EnableTrafficStops = true
Config.EnableCallouts = true
Config.Jurisdictions = {
["LSPD"] = { label = "Los Santos Police Department", blipColor = 38 },
["BCSO"] = { label = "Blaine County Sheriff", blipColor = 46 },
}
-- Customize to fit your server!The documentation covers detailed setup, configuration options and examples.
Read the Documentation →FivePD combines realism, flexibility and a large community to deliver the deepest police roleplay experience available on FiveM.
Everything you need for a complete law-enforcement experience.
Dynamic police, EMS and rescue calls across the map.
Realistic vehicle stops, checks and driver interactions.
Suspects who flee, comply or fight — every stop plays out differently.
Respond as a unit, share scenes and back each other up.
Collect, process and file evidence as part of the call.
Cadet to chief ladders your community defines and enforces.
The add-ons most FivePD servers run, each with a step-by-step install guide.
Add community callout packs to widen your rotation.
Install guideInstall vehicle packs without conflicts or crashes.
Install guideEmergency Lighting System for configurable light patterns.
Install guideReplace weapon audio for more convincing firefights.
Install guideManual light and siren control, lighter than ELS.
Install guideVisual overhaul that makes night patrols look the part.
Install guideFreshly updated walkthroughs from the knowledge base.
TutorialsHow FivePD rank systems work, what actually earns promotions from cadet to chief, and how server owners build a ladder players respect.
TutorialsA repeatable FivePD update routine: back up the database, test on staging, deploy, verify and roll back cleanly - without losing ranks or records.
TutorialsYou’ve seen it happen. Someone installs a new script, it looks great in the preview video, and suddenly the server starts lagging, players get kicked, and the
FivePD is a multiplayer law-enforcement roleplay mod for FiveM, inspired by the single-player LSPD:FR mod. It lets players do real police work — traffic stops, arrests and high-stakes scenarios — cooperatively on a shared server.
Yes. FivePD is free to download and run on your own FiveM server, and the community callout and vehicle packs around it are free too.
You can. FivePD is built for multiplayer, but it runs fine solo — you just miss the co-op scenes, backup and shared callouts that give it most of its depth.
From the downloads page on this site, which always points at the current release. Avoid reuploads on third-party mirrors — they are frequently out of date.
No. ELS is optional. It adds configurable emergency lighting; Luxart Vehicle Control is a lighter alternative if you want manual light and siren control instead.

Download the mod, set up your department and take your first call tonight.