What is Delta City?
Delta City was once an everyday city in New Jersey that consistently grew in population. However simultaneously crime/poverty and the amount of natural disasters also grew over time. Law enforcement was cut and policing transferred over to state level. This is the kind of place you don't want to live in. The city became so desperate for funding that they decided to sell it to the highest bidder, in this case multinational agricultural, biochemical, and general industrial firm Dos Santos Inc. Under Dos Santos it became the privatized metropolis Delta City. Crime/poverty dropped (as a result of gentrification) and natural disasters more efficiently managed. Services improved greatly this though all occurred at the expense of the poor residents of Delta City. Services only improved for those wealthy individuals (who paid to be part of the city) While the poor still were taxed yet not given the same treatment. You could say in theory that Delta City is a Libertarian paradise, those who pay receive the best in everything, health care, education, security you name it. In reality though Delta City is actually under the authoritarian control of Dos Santos CEO Carlos Dos Santos (Self-proclaimed mayor and CEO of Delta City). Delta City's biggest challenge has been dealing with crime, although it has dropped from before it is still prevalent. This is due in part to the fact that it has such a high concentration of wealthy patrons. Also are the poor squatters who inhabit the area surrounding Old Lakeshore. Overall though Delta City is a beacon of luxury and decadence.
Landmarks/Areas of Delta City
Delta City Waste Water Treatment Plant
This plant supplies all clean water to Delta City but has been a common target for criminals who want to try and hold the city hostage. Often times these criminals live in the Old Lakeshore district which has suffered from pollution because of not receiving any kind of environmental clean-up. It's location in Old Lakeshore has proven to be tricky to manage.
The Financial District
This is where all business deals in Delta City are done legitimate or shady.
Old Lakeshore/Shirleyville
Most areas of Delta City have had the poor squatters forcibly removed from the premises. Old Lakeshore though has proven difficult to kick people out because it is heavily urbanized (as those closer to the rural slums were much easier to get rid of) This is a common place for The Agents to patrol which they themselves describe as "dirty" and smelling like a combination of garbage and sewage most of the time. Old Lakeshore though also houses middle class and Bohemian residents and certain areas are actually not that bad. However it is almost always old and falling apart (due to urban decay). Another notable feature of this area is a freight railway line that crosses through it.
Delta City Junction
It's surrounded by railway lines...and that's about it.
The Agricultural & Garden District
This is the area where Dos Santos' showcases itself with possibly the world's most impressive urban farming and botanical garden operation. (Which serves a dual-purpose of looking pretty and feeding the entire population)
The Discovery District
Large concentrations of laboratories and places of higher education.
Other Features of Delta City
A public transportation system
The brewery
The marketplace
The Arts, Entertainment, and Pleasure District (A place to go if you want to go to art galleries, theatres, night clubs or express your sexuality openly gay,straight, or bi)
Residents of Delta City are referred to as customers.
Subject: The Agents of Delta City (Introduction) 
Thu Nov 08, 2012 6:25 pm
