In response to your comments... jacqulina: Let's hope the sims of Huntington don't have to use it much! lookinin: Thanks man, I'll give you some more region shots later, I added 2 more pictures of my region in this update. sloppet: Thanks! SC4 meister: Thanks, I enjoy your work, aswell. simzebu: Enjoy it, I'll do my best to keep it good. I sent you a private message, please be sure to respond to it ASAP. Update 06: The ties that bond. Before I get into the update, I would like introduce you to all the goverment departments of Hewitt. MOH (Mayoral Office of Hewitt): This department includes the Mayor of Hewitt, and all heads of each department in the region of Hewitt. Important people in this department: Gary Baugher (Mayor), Michael Jenkins (treasurer), Sandra Moraine (Secretary of transportation). HAD (Hewitt Agricultural Departmet): This department is responsible for the management of Hewitt's farms, crop prices, and crop transportation. With the the help of the HAD, many farmers who originally never had enough money to own a farm, soon do, with public grants of money that go towards the aid of the farmers who do not have enough money to start thier own farm up. Important people in this department: Charles Franks (Head of the department of agriculture), Cythia Perez (Minister of the allocation of farm aid). HPD (Hewitt Police Department): Responsible for the overall wellfare of all the citizens in Hewitt. Whether is keeping crime off the streets, or helping someone who locked thier keys in thier car, the HPD is here for you! Important people in this department: Richard Blackstock (Chief of police). HFD (Hewitt Fire Department): Although not goverment funded, the HFD is an unofficial branch of the Hewitt government. The HFD draws nearly all of it's money from charity, and 75% of the fire force in Hewitt is currently voluntary. When fire breaks out, the HFD is there to stop it! Did fluffy thw wonder cat get stuck in a tree again? No worries the brave men and women of the HFD are at the scene with a ladder, and a net to catch her when she jumps! Important people in this department: Chuck Brewer (Fire Marshall), Timothy Banks (Majority contributor to the HFD, over $45,000). HTA (Hewitt Transportation Association): In charge of all of Hewitt's transportaion neeeds. Build, and maintains all roads, highways, railways, and transportation buildings in Hewitt. Important people in this department: Sandra Moraine (Secretary of transportation), Diana Harrel (Maintenance and construction head). HPWD (Hewitt Power and Water Department): In charge of all of Hewitt's Power and Water. Recently set-up since the outcry for running water in the city has reached a new level. Maintains all water pipelines, water buildings, power lines, and power plants. Important people in this department: Mark Walsh (Head of water consumption, usage, and maintenance), William Hall (Head of power consumption, usage, and maintenance). HPRD (Hewitt Park's and Recreation Department): In charge of the building, and maintenance of all of Hewitt's parks and other recreational services. This includes Stadiums, Marina's, Baseball/Football/Soccer fields, Museums, Parks, and Cemeteries. Important people in this department: Marcus Cole (Deparment Chairman), Byron Brown (Maintenance captain). HHS (Hewitt Hospital Services): Builds hospitals, as well as supplies the medical supplies for the proper treatment of the sims in Hewitt. Important people in this department: Danielle Payton (Department head), Dr. Carl Volgel (Head surgeon, and lead medical advisor). HED (Hewitt Education Department): Builds the schools, colleges, and libraries of Hewitt. Also give money grants to students who cannot afford a proper education of thier own. Important people in this department: Cathy Hedstrum (Head of education improvment, and educational facilities.) Alright enough of that, on with the update! Construction continued on the planned highway and El train, late in the month of September, they were completely finished, a forshadow to many of what Hewitt City will become. Meanwhile the outcry for running water in the city grew, and the mayor feels it is time to water these sims, like plants, cities grown when watered well. The sims demand water! The mayor has laid down plans for a water tower to be built in Hewitt City, he officially announces the formation of the HPWD, already aforementioned. The El train line has been finished, seen here is half of the line in Hewitt, the line will be added to when Hewitt Expands Eastward. The rest of the El line. As seen in the previous picture, the Fairline Interstate (aka the HC-101) has been finished in Hewitt. This is the Fairlane Interstate, continuing Northbound, this area seen in the uninhabited North Hewitt City. The Fairlane finds it's way to Huntington, allowing all the surplus crops from Huntington to reach Hewitt City, conversly, Hewitt City citizen's yerning for a country life now can move out into Huntington, without backpacking through 50 miles of nature. An area is set aside for the water tower, construction will start when crews clear the area. The water tower has been build, flower gardens were added around the area, and we all know water + flowers = growth. Maybe a foreshadow of the things to come in Hewitt City. Shortly after the water tower was built, a mansion was erected, the owner has yet to be named. But no doubt on anyones mind's in Hewitt City, he will be the richest in the city. Demand is high for houses with running water, so new residential blocks were built to accomidate the demand for housing with water. Finally some region shots. Hewitt, the region seen in the picture is the planned suburb of Hewitt City, Sheffiled. And finally the transportation map. Those 4 who left comments will all be added to my CJ, if you would like to be a character and have a story line in my CJ, please tell me. Stay tuned, as Hewitt City plans massive additions to thier Residential, Commercial, and Industrial districts. Also, construction on the downtown area will begin! Also, who is the mystery sim moving into the mansion! Find out these answers, and more in the next edition of Hewitt: The City Journal! Thanks for reading! Untill next time, I bid you adieu. Enjoy. Questions/comments/concerns? Post 'em!
