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To the citizens of Bone County and allied agencies:
Omni Consumer Products has as we all know, been in charge of funding and running the Las Venturas Metropolitan Police Department through its Security Concepts Division and also the Bone County Fire Department through Rescue Concepts. This relationship between the corporation and the city has proven to be lucrative so far. However, the contract has expired as of January 24, 2013 and a new contract has been negotiated. The city of Las Venturas has decided to devolve public safety responsibilities to Bone County. The Bone County Board of Supervisors reviewed these duties and the previous standing contract with Omni Consumer Products in a late night session and came to an agreement based on the following precedents:
- The Bone County Sheriff's Department is to take over police jurisdiction over the entire county including its municipalities.
- The Bone County Fire Department is to take over fire and rescue jurisdiction over the entire county including its municipalities.
- The Las Venturas Metropolitan Police Department and the Las Venturas Fire Department will cease operations and be merged into Bone County Sheriff's Department and Bone County Fire Department. All city assets will be rebranded and turned over to the County.
- Funding will be provided to BCSD and BCoFD by a combination of county tax revenue and investment from Omni Consumer Products
- Officers of the respective City agencies will be transferred into the County agencies at ranks equal to their former City rank.
- The Bone County Sheriff's Department will be headed by Sheriff Alex J. Murphy (former Task Force 141 commander and Las Venturas Police Deputy Chief) and the Bone County Fire Department will be headed by Chief William N. Wagner
- Both agencies will have their boards contained within Bone County Emergency Services. The Public Service Examinations section will be where applications for either agency will be stored and reviewed. The public may access the Bone County Emergency Services board for Public Service Examinations and to look at special materials from Public Relations.