ResponderCore Emergency Network

ResponderCore Emergency Network
MDT • 911 Dispatch • Police Radio • BOLO • Records • Wanted • Waypoints

Overview

ResponderCore Emergency Network is a complete emergency response framework for Roblox roleplay experiences. It connects civilians, police, EMS, fire, dispatch, and staff through a full 911 response workflow with a professional MDT, civilian phone, radio alerts, live dispatch calls, waypoint response markers, BOLO management, citizen records, and wanted tools.

The system is designed for city RP, police RP, emergency services RP, county/state patrol games, and serious roleplay communities that need a clean and functional public safety system.

Core Flow

Civilian equips the Responder Phone
Civilian selects emergency type, location, and incident
911 call is sent to emergency departments
Police / EMS / Fire / Dispatch receive a radio alert
Call appears inside the MDT Active Calls tab
Officer accepts the call
Waypoint marker appears for the responding officer
Officer responds and closes the call

Features

Civilian Phone System

Tool-based phone access
Civilian-only phone usage
911 emergency app
Selectable emergency type
Selectable location
Selectable incident reason
Automatic real player position attachment
Clean dark UI with gold accents

Emergency MDT System

Tool-based MDT Tablet access
Police / EMS / Fire / Dispatch / Admin access support
Dashboard overview
Active calls list
Unit status panel
BOLO management
Citizen search
Citizen records
Wanted status tools
Team-based permissions

911 Dispatch System

Live 911 calls from civilians
Call type, location, caller, description, and status
Server-side call validation
Cooldown protection
Accept and close call workflow
Live updates to emergency players

Police Radio Alerts

Radio popup for emergency teams
New 911 call alerts
Call accepted alerts
Call closed alerts
Clean radio-style notification UI

Waypoint Response System

Waypoint appears when an officer accepts a call
Distance marker for the responding officer
Client-side marker
Automatically clears when the call is closed
Uses the real caller position for accurate response

BOLO System

Create BOLO entries
Delete BOLO entries
Subject selection
Priority selection
Reason selection
Created-by tracking
Creation time tracking

Citizen Records System

Search online citizens
Add citations
Add arrests
Add warnings
Add medical reports
Add general notes
Officer name tracking
Record time tracking
Optional DataStore saving

Wanted System

Set civilians as wanted
Clear wanted status
Wanted reason support
Wanted billboard above player
Protection against setting yourself wanted
Protection against setting emergency team members wanted
Optional Wanted team transfer through Config

Included UI

ResponderCoreUI - Main MDT interface
ResponderCorePhoneUI - Civilian 911 phone interface
ResponderCoreRadioUI - Emergency radio alert interface

All UI is built with a clean dark style, thin borders, gold accents, green action buttons, and red danger/exit buttons.

Included Tools

Responder Phone - Used by civilians to open the 911 phone
MDT Tablet - Used by emergency teams to open the MDT

Recommended tool settings:

Code:

RequiresHandle = false
CanBeDropped = false

Default Supported Teams

Police
Sheriff
Dispatch
EMS
Fire
Admin

Optional teams:

Civilian
Citizen
Wanted

Team names must match exactly inside the Config module.

Configuration

ResponderCore is controlled through a clean Config module.

You can configure:

Team permissions
Admin UserIds
Group rank access
DataStore saving
Call cooldowns
BOLO limits
Record limits
Unit statuses
Call types
Record types
Wanted levels
Wanted billboard settings
Wanted team transfer settings

DataStore Support

The system supports optional DataStore saving for citizen records and wanted status.

Saved data can include:

Wanted level
Wanted reason
Citizen records
Record history

DataStore is optional and can be enabled or disabled inside the Config module.

Note: Your game must be published and API Services must be enabled for DataStore testing.

Security

ResponderCore uses server-side validation for important actions.

The server checks:

MDT access
Dispatch permissions
BOLO permissions
Record permissions
Wanted permissions
Valid players
Cooldowns
Protected emergency teams

Client UI restrictions improve the user experience, but server-side checks protect the system.

Use Cases

ResponderCore is ideal for:

City roleplay games
Police roleplay games
Emergency services roleplay
Fire department roleplay
EMS roleplay
Dispatch roleplay
County patrol games
State patrol games
Serious RP communities
Economy RP games with law enforcement

Installation

Insert the ResponderCore folder into ReplicatedStorage.
Insert the ResponderCore server folder into ServerScriptService.
Insert ResponderCoreUI, ResponderCorePhoneUI, and ResponderCoreRadioUI into StarterGui.
Insert all LocalScripts into StarterPlayer > StarterPlayerScripts.
Insert Responder Phone and MDT Tablet into StarterPack.
Create your teams inside the Teams service.
Edit the Config module to match your game.
Press Play and test the full 911 response flow.

Recommended Test Flow

Join as a civilian.
Equip the Responder Phone.
Select emergency type, location, and incident.
Send a 911 call.
Join as Police / EMS / Fire / Dispatch.
Receive the radio alert.
Equip the MDT Tablet.
Open Active Calls.
Accept the call.
Follow the waypoint marker.
Close the call.
Create a BOLO.
Search a citizen.
Add a record.
Set a civilian as wanted.
Confirm the wanted billboard appears.

Requirements

Roblox Studio
Basic Roblox Teams setup
StarterGui access
StarterPack access
ServerScriptService access
ReplicatedStorage access
API Services only required if DataStore saving is enabled

Important Notes

This system is made for Roblox experiences using standard Roblox Teams.
Team names must match the Config exactly.
DataStore saving is optional.
No external assets are required.
The UI can be edited directly in Roblox Studio.
Always test the full flow before release.

Support

For support, questions, or updates, join our Discord:

https://discord.gg/cRxsQbqgXw

ResponderCore Emergency Network v1.0

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