Official statements, advisories and notices from the city and the State of San Andreas.
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Governor Diane Carrow says evidence shows Coral Island brought down aircraft over Los Santos during the riots and the earthquake to win the contract to rebuild the city. The President of the United States has signed off on the findings, and a federal warrant has been issued for Coral Island's President.
Director of Emergency Services Owen Fairbanks has set aside State funds for a programme led by Fire Chief Cole Walker to support firefighters affected by what they see on the job. The fire department's budget is going up, and law enforcement officers across San Andreas will get free health insurance.
Fire, ambulance, sheriff and police agencies will have to file written uniform policies, answer State inspections in writing and treat officials professionally, under a regulation that comes into force on 26 October. It also limits what the State can do to them.
President Lucy Alvarez says the launch was a weapons test to keep the island safe, that no live ammunition was fired, and that residents’ money would not be spent testing it.
Governor Diane Carrow says crews, cargo ships and Puerto Coral's deep-water harbour will be put to work on the city. Coral Island's President, Lucy Alvarez, says her island is glad to help and has given Weazel News a full statement.
The Guard says the aircraft is not its own, was flown by personnel associated with the Government of Coral Island and was on “an authorized training flight”, with no live fire. It does not say who authorised the flight, and will not say whether the Office of the Governor was told.
In a reply to Weazel News, the military confirms for the first time that Governor Richard Ashcombe died at Fort Zancudo at 03:47 on Saturday, and that its own personnel worked through the night alongside the clinicians treating him. It does not say who it told, or when.
Hours after taking office, the new Governor tore up the 26 September statement, revoked the “presumed abandoned” rule, cleared every first responder and dismissed Chief of Staff Harlan J. Mercer. Then she apologised, and said she is coming to Paleto Bay.
Less than an hour after Weazel News published leaked State papers, the Office of the Governor confirmed that he died at Fort Zancudo at 03:47 on Saturday, hours before the State called him “safe, well rested”. Lieutenant Governor Diane Carrow has taken the oath as the 41st Governor of San Andreas.
An internal notice and a medical log seen by Weazel News say the Governor suffered a heart attack as the quake struck and died at Fort Zancudo, hours before the State called the Governor “safe, well rested”. The death has not been confirmed.
The San Andreas Office of Emergency Management tells every household to prepare now. We publish the advisory in full.
