Project London City maintains a highly structured, realistic framework modeled directly on the Metropolitan Police Service and the principle of policing by consent. By combining frontline borough policing via the AW Basic Command Unit with capital-wide tactical support from Met Operations and Counter Terrorism Policing, our force delivers a disciplined, procedural, and professional operational environment across every tier of policing
AW Basic Command Unit (AW BCU)
The core operational command responsible for frontline response, neighborhood engagement, local investigations, and tactical support across the local area.
Emergency Response Policing Team (ERPT): The 24/7 frontline response force. ERPT officers are the first on scene to emergency 999 calls, ongoing violent incidents, domestic disputes, and immediate critical threats.
Learning and Development: The internal instruction division responsible for student officer onboarding, probationer mentoring, continuous tactical skill refreshers, and specialized training programs across the BCU.
Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNT): Dedicated community-focused officers working directly with residents, local businesses, and partners to tackle anti-social behavior, gather local intelligence, and address long-term crime trends.
Territorial Support Group (TSG): High-visibility public order and tactical entry unit trained for riot control, high-risk warrant execution, large-scale crowd management, and targeted anti-gang operations.
BCU Proactive: Proactive intelligence-led teams deploying in plainclothes and targeted patrols to disrupt high-harm offenders, active robbery hotspots, drug supply lines, and violent crime rings.
Night Time Economy Management: Focused team managing high-density nightlife corridors, venue compliance, public safety, and alcohol-fueled disorder during peak evening and weekend hours.
Criminal Investigation Department (CID): Primary investigative division composed of Detective Constables and Detective Sergeants. CID takes over complex and serious cases from ERPT—including robbery, severe assaults, burglaries, and fraud—to conduct forensics, interviews, and prosecutions.
Met Operations OCU
Pan-London operational command units providing specialized logistical, tactical, and transport support to back up borough policing.
Met Operations 8: Roads & Transport Policing Command (MO8): Dedicated command enforcing road safety and securing London’s transport infrastructure. Focuses on criminal interception on key arterial routes, managing high-risk vehicle pursuits, tackling vehicle theft rings, and policing transit hubs.
Met Operations 7: Taskforce (MO7) Central hub for specialized tactical assets, including:
Dog Section: General-purpose and specialist sniffer dog teams for suspect tracking, missing persons, and locating drugs, cash, or firearms.
Marine Policing Unit (MPU): Responsible for waterborne policing, search-and-recovery, and maritime safety across the River Thames and inland waterways.
Air & Specialist Support: Coordinates aerial tracking, thermal imaging, and public order support for complex operational deployments.
Met Operations 19 & Counter Terrorism Policing
The highest tier of specialized armed response, explosive management, and national security policing.
Met Operations 19: Specialist Firearms Command (MO19): London’s primary armed response unit. MO19 deploys Armed Response Vehicles (ARVs) crewed by Authorized Firearms Officers (AFOs) to neutralize armed threats, contain dangerous weapon incidents, and execute high-risk firearms warrants.
Specialist Operations 15: Counter Terrorism Command (SO15): The lead national security command responsible for preventing, investigating, and responding to terrorist threats. Incorporates:
Counter Terrorism Specialist Firearms Officers (CTSFO): The elite tier of armed policing trained for hostage rescue, airborne and maritime insertion, and counter-terrorist interventions.
Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD): Specialist bomb disposal personnel equipped to render safe IEDs, suspicious packages, and chemical/radiological hazards.
London Ambulance Service
The London Ambulance Services provides 24/7 emergency medical care across London, responding to any emergency that comes in via the 999 system to keep people safe and have access to medical care while outside of a controlled, clinical environment. We have a large range of roles available for progression within the service, whether that be a command role, or clinical ranks.
Front Line Positions
Paramedic: A London Ambulance Service paramedic is one of which whom has passed all the necessary courses to become this position, they are able to perform more invasive procedures on patients, use higher risk drugs, and administer life saving emergency care that EMTs, or student paramedics may not be able to do.
Advanced Paramedic Practitioners // Critical care (APP-CC): Respond to the most critically ill patients. They provide emergency critical care that a normal Paramedic may not be able to deal with, they work most commonly inside of an APP-CC Rapid Response Vehicle with their own APP bag's. They can also work in DCAs alongside normal paramedics to give their medical knowledge into scenes that may require it.
Mental Health Paramedic: Mental Health Paramedics in the London Ambulance are commonly trained Paramedics that have additional qualifications allowing them to become a mental health nurse to give patients in mental health crisis additional support alongside paramedics.
Specialist Divisions
Hazardous Area Response Team: The HART team provide crucial medical care in dangerous situations that our normal paramedics are not equipped to deal with.
Helicopter Emergency Medical Service: Or more commonly known as HEMS operate under a civilian business called TAAN. HEMS CCP and Doctor+ Paramedics are trained to deliver hospital level care immediately on a scene in an uncontrolled clinical environment. They work across London delivering life saving critical care.
London Fire Brigade
The LFB plays a large part in the day to day running of London. The LFB responds to a plethora of calls daily ranging from Fires in The Open to Heavy Good Vehicle Road Traffic Collision's. The LFB is always looking for more people to join our dedicated and active team with multiple career opportunities available.
Operational Delivery Group
The Operational Delivery Group is primarily in-charge of the running of a large majority of the Fire Brigade! Handling all enquiries, maintaining standards and developing the future of Firefighting.
General Firefighting (GFF): General Firefighting is the dedicated lead of firefighting, maintaining the expected high standards and developing the future plan of firefighting.
Water Rescue (WRU): Water Rescue is one of LFB's most used specialist divisions, all trained firefighters are invited to sit a Water Rescue Training. Technicians who have sat the training are specialised in all aspects of Water Rescue which ranges from Flood Response to Deep Sea Rescue.
London Operations Centre: Informally known as LFB Control or London West, the London Operation Centre is in charge of dispatching appliances when needed & communicating with officers on the ground to develop an understanding of the scene and assist where needbe, anyone can become LOC without undergoing any Firefighter training.
Specialist Operations Group
The Specialist Operations Group is the leadership of specialist responses such as Urban Search and rescue and Hazmat. As well as also overseeing Drone Operations & MTA.
Urban Search & Rescue (USAR): USAR is the specialist team responsible for search and rescue in Urban Areas aswell as responding to incidents such as Collapsed Buildings.
Hazmat Response & Operations (HAZMAT): Hazmat is the specialist team responsible for identifying & containing chemicals. Often responding alongside multi-agency partners such as CTSFO.
Marauding Terrorist Attack Response Team (MTA): The Marauding Terrorist Attack Response Team is the Fire Brigades response team for Terrorist Attack and primarily focuses on Casualty Recovery.
Prevention & Protection
Prevention and protection is responsible for the Quality Assurance of LFB and also Community Engagement.
Civilian
Civilian Department offers various of civilian programs, businesses and OCG to keep the server active and alive with engaging and fun roleplays for the server. Civilian Command is responsible for the standards of civilians and within the whole department.
Business & OCG
Business: They are passive organisation ran by one or more people. There are multiple businesses that offer different services and create realistic roleplays within the server.
OCG: They are a non-passive organisation that revolve around crimes and violence. They are run by one or more people and offer strong and good roleplays for departments within the server.
Trusted Civilians & Command
Trusted Civilian: They offer more high quality roleplays within the server and are trained up to standards. Trusted Civilians are granted more wider-based RP opportunities with getting the ability to use firearms and much more to create immersive and engaging roleplays for Project London City.
Trusted Civilian +: They are our most trusted civilians and possess the capabilities to create very high quality roleplays. They are held up to the highest standards of the Civilian Department and gain the ability to more RP scenes such as terrorism calls.
Civilian Command: Civilian Command are responsible for hosting trainings and ensuring roleplay standards are being met within the Civilian Department.
