The Davis Police Department is a gritty southside precinct that gives your city a second, distinct enforcement hub away from the downtown core. Built for communities with active gang and street storylines, it captures the harder-edged tone of a busy urban district station handling constant calls.
The interior trades polish for authenticity. Scuffed walls, functional furniture, and pragmatic layouts make it feel like a station that never really slows down. Officers get everything they need to book, brief, and deploy, without the map ever feeling staged or sterile.
Features of the Davis Police Department
- Holding cells and processing desks for a high-volume intake
- Briefing room sized for full-shift roll calls and planning
- Armory and evidence storage with grounded, realistic props
- Detective offices, interview rooms, and supervisor space
- Locker rooms and break area for authentic downtime scenes
Optimized for active cities
- Clean collision that avoids clipping during crowded scenes
- Stream-friendly footprint suited to public server player counts
- Framework-neutral for QBCore, ESX, Qbox, or standalone use
- Doors ready for lock, job, and target script integration
- Consistent lighting that reads well on stream and in clips
Adding the department to your server is simple. Install the resource, reference it in your manifest, and align your entry point with the supplied coordinates. Because the assets are optimized, players download and load the map without long waits.
A second precinct changes how a city plays. Southside units get a believable base close to the action, jurisdictional roleplay gains depth, and transports between districts create natural, dynamic scenes that keep officers engaged across the map.
Expand your enforcement footprint with a station that fits the streets and get it now. Explore more builds in our maps and MLOs collection, or browse additional police and sheriff MLOs for your server.
Because it is built to drop straight into a live server, this release installs cleanly and works alongside the systems you already run, so it earns its place without the usual porting headaches — the kind of dependable, ready-to-use addition that quietly raises the overall quality of a FiveM server.
