Responsibilities
FWFD personnel handle a wide range of emergency calls in roleplay, including:- Structure and vehicle fires — locating, containing, and extinguishing fires and ensuring scene safety
- Medical emergencies — providing on-scene EMS care, triage, and transport for injured players
- Vehicle accidents — managing crash scenes, extricating patients, and coordinating with LEO for traffic control
Radio Channels
FWFD uses dedicated voice channels to keep fire and EMS communications separate from law enforcement traffic. Use the/vc command to join the appropriate channel for your assignment. See the voice channels guide for full command syntax and all available channels.
FD personnel must always use the correct FD radio channels during active calls. Do not interfere with LEO scenes unless you have been specifically called to assist — maintain radio discipline and wait for the appropriate request before entering a law enforcement scene.
How to Join FWFD
1
Earn the Whitelisted Member Rank
You must hold the Whitelisted Member server rank before applying to FWFD. Meet the community activity requirements and review the server ranks page to understand how to qualify.
2
Apply Through the Discord
Once you are a Whitelisted Member, submit your FWFD application in the official FWTXRP Discord server. Follow the instructions in the application channel exactly and wait for a response from department leadership.
3
Complete Department Training
After your application is accepted, you will be assigned to a department training session. Attend all required training before responding to live calls — this covers apparatus operation, radio procedures, and EMS protocols.
4
Follow All FWFD Regulations
Once active, you are expected to follow all FWFD regulations at all times while on duty. This includes proper uniform standards, correct radio channel usage, and professional conduct on every scene.
Related Pages
Voice Channels
Full reference for all FD radio channels, including fd1, fd2, and Fire Tac — plus the /vc command syntax.
Fort Worth Police Department
Learn about FWFD’s sister department, the FWPD, and how the two departments coordinate on shared scenes.