The Continental Marshals Service (CMS) Website

Continental Marshals Service Site Retired — Notice to Peacekeepers and Partners

It came to our attention yesterday that the current website for the Continental Marshals Service website, formerly at continentalmarshals.us, is either under construction, URL relocation, or has been retired to be replaced by a whole new site presence and layout.

For anyone who’s tried to access the site lately, there’s simply nothing there—no landing page, no error messages, no indication of temporary maintenance.

The domain has quietly passed into dormancy, closing off access to the scheduling and vetting resources that have been central to its function.

Here’s what we’re doing about it:

• Formal notification is being prepped for the Senior Chief of the Continental Marshals Service.

• Readers, viewers, and account holders from the site should receive follow-up information regarding all reasonable causes behind the outage, including domain expiration, transitions in management, or intentional site retirement.

No stone will be left unturned when systems affecting the Assemblies go down or are otherwise hampered.

For American trades and service organizations such as the Continental Marshals Service and others following our work at the Peacekeeping Task Force:

This is more than procedural housekeeping—it’s our commitment in action. Awareness is the first defense against disruption.

Our objective remains clear:

Help American State Assemblies and their peacekeepers become recognized by de facto Law Enforcement entities of Assembly presence, as well the existence of their own service providers, and to remain informed and equipped with useful information and service infrastructure, come what may.

What the site actually did:

• Scheduled vetting interviews

• Conducted background checks

• Organized meetings for State Coordinators, Vetting Chairs, State Treasurers, and IT personnel

Its absence means other channels must temporarily fill the gap until new systems can preserve regular operations.

The Peacekeeping Task Force is making plans to help expedite website update information by inviting our Continental Marshals Service Chieftan to the PeaceBridgeNetwork - if most are not yet there already.

A word on the Marshals Service—and what’s said by the Federation Fiduciary Office and the Military Affairs Liaison Office:

Their responsibility is immense:

international land jurisdiction authority, standing as peacekeepers unmatched in American history.

Times like these highlight just how critical their infrastructure is.

Whenever supporting systems falter, restoring or reinventing those resources becomes the urgent priority.

This setback is only temporary.
Just as doors close, new ones open—with improved functionality, heightened security, and features tailored to current needs.Optimistically, expect not just restoration, but renewal.

A new portal may soon debut, equipped with brand new tools and service information tailored for the work at hand.

Please stay tuned.