Pillbox Fire Department MLO
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Pillbox Fire Department MLO - Fully Functional Los Santos Fire Station Interior
Transform the iconic Pillbox Hill fire station into a fully explorable, highly detailed interior with this comprehensive MLO (Map Load Object). Located in the heart of downtown Los Santos, this fire department headquarters serves as the perfect operational base for your server's fire and EMS factions. The interior recreates the professional environment of a modern metropolitan fire station complete with apparatus bays, living quarters, training facilities, and administrative offices—everything needed to support realistic emergency services roleplay.
This isn't a basic shell with empty rooms. Every space has been thoughtfully designed with functional areas that support the daily activities of firefighters and paramedics. From the gear lockers where crews suit up for calls, to the kitchen where they share meals between emergencies, to the captain's office where shift briefings happen—this MLO captures the authentic atmosphere of a working fire station. Whether your server focuses on serious emergency response roleplay or just wants an impressive home base for fire department players, this interior delivers the detail and functionality that brings the location to life.
What's Included
The Pillbox Fire Department MLO completely replaces the exterior building shell with a fully navigable multi-story interior. You'll receive the apparatus bay with multiple vehicle parking positions, crew quarters with bunks and lockers, a modern kitchen and dining area, fitness room with workout equipment, administrative offices, briefing room, and rooftop helipad for air ambulance operations. The package includes all necessary collision files, optimized textures, and prop placement for immediate installation.
Every room features appropriate furniture, equipment, and decorative elements that establish the fire station atmosphere. Emergency medical supplies, firefighting gear, tactical boards, communications equipment, and personal touches like coffee makers and notice boards create a lived-in environment that feels authentic. The MLO is designed to work seamlessly with popular fire and EMS scripts, providing logical locations for job interactions, vehicle spawning, and equipment management.
Key Features
- Multi-Bay Apparatus Floor - Spacious vehicle bay accommodating multiple fire engines, ladder trucks, ambulances, and rescue vehicles with proper clearances for realistic parking
- Crew Sleeping Quarters - Bunk room with individual sleeping areas allowing firefighters to rest between calls during shift-based roleplay
- Full Kitchen & Dining - Complete break room with commercial kitchen, dining tables, and casual seating for crew meals and social interaction
- Fitness Facility - Equipped gym area with weights, cardio equipment, and training space for maintaining firefighter physical standards
- Gear Lockers - Individual lockers and turnout gear storage allowing realistic gear-up sequences before emergency responses
- Captain's Office - Professional administrative space for shift supervisors to conduct briefings, handle paperwork, and manage operations
- Briefing Room - Dedicated meeting space with tactical boards and seating for pre-shift roll calls and training sessions
- Rooftop Helipad - Functional landing pad for air ambulance and rescue helicopter operations with proper approach clearances
- Equipment Storage - Dedicated areas for medical supplies, rescue tools, breathing apparatus, and specialized firefighting equipment
- Optimized Collisions - Precise collision meshes preventing players from walking through walls while maintaining smooth navigation
- Proper Lighting - Custom lighting setup creating appropriate ambiance for different areas from bright apparatus bay to dimmed sleeping quarters
- Exterior Integration - Seamless connection to the existing game world with functioning doors and realistic entry points
Perfect For
- Serious fire and EMS roleplay servers needing authentic station facilities
- Communities with active firefighter and paramedic whitelists
- Servers implementing shift-based emergency services schedules
- Departments wanting dedicated spaces for training and administration
- Multi-agency servers coordinating police, fire, and medical responses
- Roleplay communities emphasizing downtime activities between calls
- Servers with helicopter EMS requiring rooftop landing capabilities
Technical Details
- Location: Pillbox Hill, Downtown Los Santos (replaces existing fire station building)
- File Format: YDR, YBN, YTYP with organized resource structure
- Performance Impact: Optimized polygon count and texture sizes for minimal FPS impact
- Compatibility: Works with all major frameworks and emergency services scripts
- Interiors: Custom IPL ensuring proper loading and unloading of interior spaces
- Props: All furniture and equipment properly placed with functional interactions
Installation
- Extract the MLO resource folder to your server's resources directory
- Add the resource to your server.cfg file
- Configure any job interaction points for your fire/EMS scripts
- Restart your server to load the new interior
- Optional: Set up vehicle spawn points in the apparatus bay
- Optional: Add locker room interactions for uniform changes
Framework Compatibility
- âś… ESX - Compatible with esx_ambulancejob and fire department scripts
- âś… QBCore - Works with qb-ambulancejob and custom fire jobs
- âś… Standalone - Functions as a map replacement regardless of framework
- âś… Custom Scripts - Easy integration with any fire/EMS resource using coordinates
What Makes It Stand Out
Many fire station MLOs treat the building as just a vehicle spawn point—a garage with some random furniture thrown in. The Pillbox Fire Department MLO understands that fire stations are 24/7 facilities where crews live during their shifts. The inclusion of sleeping quarters, full kitchen facilities, and recreation areas acknowledges that firefighters don't just show up, grab a truck, and leave. They cook meals together, work out to stay fit, attend training briefings, and build the camaraderie that makes emergency response teams function effectively.
The apparatus bay demonstrates exceptional attention to detail with proper floor markings, hose storage, equipment racks, and realistic parking configurations. Vehicles aren't just floating in empty space—they're parked at appropriate angles with gear laid out nearby, creating photo-realistic scenes that could come from actual fire stations. The inclusion of the rooftop helipad adds a dimension that most fire MLOs ignore, supporting the air medical operations that are increasingly common on serious medical roleplay servers.
What truly elevates this MLO is how it facilitates downtime roleplay. Emergency services players spend far more time at the station than on active calls, but most fire station maps give them nothing to do between emergencies. This interior solves that problem with the fitness room for training scenes, kitchen for cooking roleplay, briefing room for shift meetings, and social spaces that encourage the interpersonal dynamics that make EMS factions engaging. Players actually want to hang out here rather than just logging on when there's a call, building the active department presence that makes emergency services gameplay feel alive.
The positioning at Pillbox Hill is strategically perfect—central location providing quick response times to downtown emergencies while being close to the hospital for medical coordination. The integration with the existing game world is seamless, with properly functioning doors and exterior connections that don't break immersion. This is a fire station that feels like it belongs in Los Santos, not a generic building dropped onto the map as an afterthought.
