Police Week 2026 in Emergency Response: Liberty County

What Police Week 2026 Is

Police Week 2026 was the final major content drop from Police Roleplay Community (PRC) before development shifted focus toward the Summer Update for Emergency Response: Liberty County (ER:LC). The patch landed on May 10, 2026 with a limited-time badge hunt, exclusive cosmetic rewards, a charity tie-in, four new or refreshed law-enforcement vehicles, and small quality-of-life fixes for RCPD and LCSO players.

If you missed the live event window, this guide still documents what changed—vehicle roster updates, Traveller SSV 2022 replacement, and how the badge system worked—so returning officers can compare notes before the next seasonal patch.

Badge Hunt: How to Earn 10 Badges

The centerpiece event required you to spawn on the Police or Sheriff team—RCPD or LCSO—and collect ten Police Week badges through normal patrol work. Badges dropped from valid arrests and from responding to dispatch calls, so mixed patrol loops beat camping a single intersection.

Quick Radio and MDT coordination still mattered on busy public servers: stack traffic stops, felony pursuits, and robbery responses instead of idling at spawn. Private VIP servers counted too once owners restarted after the patch.

• Must be on Police or Sheriff team (RCPD or LCSO)
• Earn badges from arrests and call responses
• Collect 10 badges total to unlock event rewards

Rewards: Plate, Uniform, Cash & XP

Completing the badge hunt unlocked the 2026 Police Week License Plate, the 2026 Police Week Uniform, and a Cash & XP Bonus tied to the event. Cosmetics persist after Police Week ends—plate and uniform stay in your inventory even when the badge counter disappears.

PRC also published promo code PW26-XPBOOST, granting a 24-hour XP boost while playing Police or Sheriff. By August 2026 that code may already be expired; check our codes page for currently active ER:LC promos before redeeming on the Roblox game page.

Charity: PRC Donation Per Player

For every player who collected all ten badges, PRC pledged to donate $0.50 USD to charity—capped at $5,000 total. No in-game purchase or Robux spend was required; simply finishing the badge hunt counted toward the donation pool.

The charity angle was community-wide: your patrol session contributed to a real-world fundraiser without buying game passes or VIP perks.

New and Updated LEO Vehicles

Police Week added or refreshed four platforms worth testing on River City beats and Liberty County highways:

• Falcon Advance XET 2022 — new pursuit-capable platform for department spawns
• Falcon Global 350 2018 — added to the LEO roster
• Chevlon Camion PPV 2021 — remodeled exterior and interior
• Falcon Traveller PPV 2022 — replaces the Traveller SSV 2022 in spawn menus

Minor Fixes and QoL

Alongside vehicles, PRC shipped seating position corrections on several units, window custom livery spots on the newest LEO vehicles for department customization, and alphabetical sorting for vehicle accessories in spawn menus—small changes that add up during long rank-up grinds.

Officers chasing Summer Update content should revisit tier lists and vehicle pages after Police Week; handling tweaks and spawn reorganization often shift which cruiser fits your beat.