Deputy Clerk Imani Rook, appointed after she restored an address the city had removed twice.
Six permanent analysts, rotating departmental liaisons, one field pair, and an unofficial network of building supers.
Saint Morrow · Faction file · Low formal authority, unusually broad access to records and public works crews.
Municipal Continuity Office
Keep essential services reaching every occupied address; contain evidence only when disclosure would endanger residents.
History
Every group keeps a record.
A small cross-department desk formed after the 1979 address purge to reconcile civic records without acknowledging why they diverge.
AlliesPublic librarians, ward clerks, transit dispatchers, tenant advocates.
OppositionThe Meridian Redevelopment Authority; anyone selling erased addresses as development options.
Parcel histories, utility access, city maps, emergency credentials, and the patience to file three requests for one answer.
Survey tablets, analogue street atlases, portable radios, chalk, and a camera kept off the municipal cloud.
Two connected rooms behind the Crownline records counter, listed as surplus storage.
VehiclesA pool sedan and a retired street-maintenance van with an accurate odometer.
Field identification
Recognizable by the work, not a costume.
UniformOrdinary municipal outerwear with a reversible grey field vest; no occult insignia.
SymbolThree offset map lines meeting at an unmarked point.
Paint Vault · faction tones
- ledger green
- file-card cream
- graphite
- safety orange
STL concept · faction collection
Explore the miniature lines A miniature line with a reason to exist.
Clerks, field analysts, records cart, survey tripods, and modular municipal archive desks.