#upper district

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Mesmerizing Lake

Over on the east side of the metroplex, two lakes having been combined into one over the years. Fairly priced restaurants and boat rentals available to the general public. City keeps up with taking care of the beaches. There is a small private beach area for a yacht club for upper district folks.

Infernal Reservoir aka Hell Lake

Use to be a decent lake far down from the lower district, till it got used mostly as a dump site. Water always weirdly warm and there's always that rumor that if you jump in you're coming out with an extra arm. Citizens Uprising has been working with local groups to get it clean, some small sections safe to swim in.

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Heartstone Medical Clinic

A three-story clinic located in the upper district owned by Doctor Hawthorne 'Hawk' Romero with hidden ties to the Skyport Mafia. Higher up mafia members that prefer to be more discreet about their connections to the mafia come here. Most of the clients are from the upper district, with many unaware of the criminal connections the place has.

Current Employees:

Owner (1/1) - Hawthorne Romero Doctors (2/4) - Hawthorne Romero, Quentin Despereaux Nurses (0/2) -  Assistant (0/1) - 

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DART (Public Transportation)

Use to be owned and ran by a transit agency, however due needing more and more financial help, it was eventually taken over and funded by the Bettencourt family, who took the chance to expand their own private car services. They increased and improved the bus lines, light rail lines, ect. This made it easier for the general public to be able to travel through the whole DFW area and even beyond. With a more affordable direct line to other cities in Texas like Austin and Houston. It was a huge boom to the city's economy with more jobs with decent pay being offered. For the more elite, there is a private car service with even the option to be assigned a permanent personal driver.

Current Employees:

CEO (1/1) - Skip Bettencourt Bus Drivers (0/∞) - Light Rail Operators (0/∞) - Station Attendants (0/∞) - Private Drivers (0/∞) - Security (0/∞) - Mechanics (0/∞) -

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Elysium

A nightclub in the upper district, it is frequently referred to as the most expensive club in the city, catering exclusively to the wealthy elite. They take the phrase 'the customer is always right' to the extreme, and it is well known among the clientele that as a VIP, you can get away with anything—as long as you pay your tab. The notorious owner, Hadrian Carrion, does not attempt to hide that he prioritises profits over people. In addition to their regular duties, employees at the club are expected to act more akin to workers at a host club—socialising with the guests in whatever manner they wish for and encouraging them to drink more. If a patron flirts with you? Well, then you better flirt back. It's your job.

Current Employees:

Owner (1/1) - Hadrian Carrion Manager (1/1) - Lucian Carrion Bartenders (1/3) - Yvonne Morrow Servers (3/5) - Callaway Haight, Fenton Everard, Meg Syrios DJ (0/1) -

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DFW Museum of History and Art

The Museum of History and Art is alabor of love from its owner. He has traveled all over the world and come back home to share his findings over the world as well as opening up the floor to others who wish to go through the process of having their findings on display in the museum. There is even an attached Cafe that students and museum goers can go to for a fresh cup of their favorite hot or cold beverage

Current Employees

Museum Employees Curator/Owner (1/1) -  Eugene Foster Registrar (1/1) - Isidora Vega Conservator (1/1) - Wylan Tarver Art Handler (0/1) - Museum Educator (0/1) - Tour Guides (0/4) - Daytime Security Guard (0/2) - Nighttime Security Guard (0/2) - Cafe Employees Owner (0/1) - Baristas (1/4) - Birdie Chamberlain

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Bluebonnet Publishing

A subdivision of Bluebonnet Media, and sister company of Bluebonnet Press, they are a book publisher boasting an impressive roster of local talent. They maintain close ties to Kismet Studios which provides a direct pipeline for authors to get their books optioned for movies. Like other media companies under the Big Three umbrella, they are allowed to operate independently with the caveat that corporate may step in if required. Additionally, they have their own chain of bookstores that also stocks titles from other publishers (for a small fee, of course), often absorbing smaller, independent bookstores while allowing them to retain their original name and staff.

Current Employees:

Bluebonnet Publishing CEO (1/1) - Sophie Astor Editors (0/5) - Writers (5/∞) - Hemlock Bradbury, Jareth Bowen, Keaton Ryan (as Keaton Alexis), Rudyard Belmont, Terrence Rutherford Bluebonnet Books (Middle District) Manager (0/1) - Cashiers (3/4) - Huey Matthews, Prince Valentine, Sylvan Bradbury

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Bluebonnet Press

A subdivision of Bluebonnet Media, and sister company of Bluebonnet Publishing, they are a magazine publisher that owns several popular regional titles. For the most part, publications under their umbrella are allowed to run independently of their parent company and retain their original staff, with only the occasional input from HQ—as long as they do not print anything that may be harmful to the Big Three.

Current Employees:

Parental Advisory (music magazine covering the local music scene) Editor-in-Chief (0/1) - Journalists (1/3) - Mizi Corazón Photographers (2/2) - Darry Corazón, Jesse Moon [Currently Unspecified Additional Publications]

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Emergency Services

It's the people who respond when you call 911.

Police Department - Central Division

Detectives (4/6) - Aeolus Torchwick, Hyland Cade, Nyx Nieves Officers (0/6) -

Fire Department - Station 19

Fire Captain (1/1) - Walker Jones (NPC) Paramedic Captain (1/1) - Bradley Jones (NPC) Firefighters (5/6) - Archer Chase, Lui de la Luna, Nathaniel Dawson, Quinn Brody, Scorpio Belnades Paramedics (1/6) - Marcus Matano

Dispatch

Dispatchers (2/6) - Ira Richardson, Peridot Karimi