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Dispatch AI for FiveM

Set up Dispatch AI for FiveM emergency calls, GPS routing, and automatic arrival status.

Use Dispatch AI to change radio channels, manage scanned channels, set timers, and work with CAD. FiveM also supports emergency call readouts and in-game GPS routing.

Setup

  1. Complete the common Dispatch AI setup.

  2. Install the FiveM Radio resource.

  3. Sign in to the in-game radio with your Sonoran account. For CAD actions, use that account in CAD or complete the in-game /link flow.

  4. Use the wake word while transmitting, or configure the FiveM AI keybind in the radio settings.

FiveM Dispatch AI keybind settings

Emergency Call Readouts

  1. Connect the intended CAD server in Radio's Customization > Dispatch AI.

  2. Open Customization > Game Integration > FiveM.

  3. Under FiveM Zones, select the Server running Dispatch AI, then select Emergency Zones.

  4. Draw a zone and select it to assign the channels that should receive calls in that area.

  5. Generate a 911 call in the linked CAD server with coordinates inside a zone.

Dispatch AI creates a dispatch call, removes the original 911 call, and reads it over the zone's assigned channels. Calls without coordinates or outside the zones are not read automatically.

Game Integration with FiveM selected and Emergency Zones open

GPS Routing

Destination
Example

Postal code

“Dispatch, route me to postal 123.”

Dispatch call

“Dispatch, route me to the robbery call.”

Another unit

“Dispatch, route me to unit B-11.”

Postal routing requires Nearest Postal or another resource supporting /postal <id>. Routing to a unit uses that unit's available CAD coordinates.

Automatic en-route and on-scene status

With Nearest Postal v1.5.4 or newer, AI GPS routing can set your CAD status to en-route and then on-scene when you arrive.

Configure Config.autoOnSceneStatus in the Radio resource configuration.

For channel changes, timers, and current-call readbacks, see the shared commands.

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