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	''"Welcome to the Capital of the Cosmos."''		''"Welcome to the Capital of the Cosmos."''
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	==Law Enforcement==		==Law Enforcement==
	''Main ~~article~~: [[~~Biesellite Security and Law~~]]''		''Main Article: [[Republic_Security_%26_Law_Enforcement#Mendell_City_Police_Department\|Mendell City Police Department]]''

	The Mendell City Police Department (MCPD) is the primary law-enforcement agency of Mendell City and predates [[Tau_Ceti_History#NanoTrasen’s_Monopoly_and_Independence_(2410_-_2452)\|Biesel’s independence]]. For much of its history, the department maintained broad control over violent crime within the capital, though it periodically relied on outside support during major disturbances.		The Mendell City Police Department (MCPD) is the primary law-enforcement agency of Mendell City and predates [[Tau_Ceti_History#NanoTrasen’s_Monopoly_and_Independence_(2410_-_2452)\|Biesel’s independence]]. For much of its history, the department maintained broad control over violent crime within the capital, though it periodically relied on outside support during major disturbances.

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	The City is divided into 15 administrative districts, and has one of the highest average population densities in the Spur. Its sheer scale makes it one of the largest cities in human space, often being described as functioning more like a nation rather than a conventional city.		The City is divided into 15 administrative districts, and has one of the highest average population densities in the Spur. Its sheer scale makes it one of the largest cities in human space, often being described as functioning more like a nation rather than a conventional city.
	The city’s cosmopolitan character has encouraged residents to identify more strongly with their districts than with Mendell as a whole, as individual districts tend to maintain more distinct local cultures and social norms. Residents’ experiences of Mendell often differ significantly depending on where they live and work. It is often characterized by sharp internal contrasts, particularly as government phoron-rationing policies have favored wealthier districts over poorer ones.		The city’s cosmopolitan character has encouraged residents to identify more strongly with their districts than with Mendell as a whole, as individual districts tend to maintain more distinct local cultures and social norms. Residents’ experiences of Mendell often differ significantly depending on where they live and work. It is often characterized by sharp internal contrasts, particularly as government phoron-rationing policies have favored wealthier districts over poorer ones.

	~~=Phoron=~~
	Mendell’s development is closely tied to [[Phoron\|phoron]], whose extraction, trade, and applications shaped the city’s wealth, infrastructure, and political influence. Mendell is what it is today because of phoron, the wealth it brought, the [[Technology\|technological advancements]] it allowed, and the influence of the [[NanoTrasen_Corporation\|company]] that extracted it. It is unsurprising therefore that it has been a nexus point for the effects of the [[Phoron#The_Phoron_Scarcity\|Phoron Sscarcity]], it was the most phoron-used city in the entire Spur. The scarcity has weakened the city’s coherence as a unified urban system, as the divide between districts is deepened by government phoron rationing.

	While the wealthier districts have largely stayed insulated from the effects of the scarcity, marginalized populations struggle significantly more, already burdened with the base effects of the scarcity. Unemployment is at an all-time high, with sustainable jobs exceedingly rare, and [[Biesellite Security and Law\|crime has skyrocketed]]. The more deprived districts have changed massively over the past five years, for while there were always ghettos, there are now more of them than ever, and the originals - places such as D6, D11, and D12 - look more run down than ever, with the phoron allocated for civilian usage of any kind being prioritized for wealthier areas. Conditions in the poorest parts of the city have deteriorated significantly, with repeated infrastructure failures, reduced public services, and growing criminal influence, with brownouts and blackouts becoming more frequent occurrences as infrastructure falls into disrepair. Criminal organizations have filled in the vacuum, allowed to run the districts as they see fit. They generally operate with limited interference from law enforcement unless violence or unrest spreads into neighboring districts, in which case authorities typically respond with aggressive containment operations. These criminal organizations are made up of old gangs who have long operated in certain areas, newer ones who have come to power, and black marketeers who are taking advantage of the situation.

	While wealthier districts remain comparatively insulated for the time being, the ongoing shortage poses long-term risks even to the city’s most stable areas. Massive amounts of infrastructure, including their own Citylink, rely on phoron for everything from power to telecommunications to the commodity itself being a significant part of traded futures on Bullard Avenue. The shortage dropping to critical levels could easily spell disaster for the otherwise-insulated parts of Mendell as a result.

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	Real estate represents another major economic pillar, with property values in districts like Phoenix Park attracting galactic attention. Investments from prominent firms such as megacorporate developers or Board Realty often contribute both to neighborhood revitalization and gentrification, as new-generation developments encourage a mix of walkability and ease of access to consumer goods and services, though regulations exist to prevent condominiums from being used simply as vacant investments.		Real estate represents another major economic pillar, with property values in districts like Phoenix Park attracting galactic attention. Investments from prominent firms such as megacorporate developers or Board Realty often contribute both to neighborhood revitalization and gentrification, as new-generation developments encourage a mix of walkability and ease of access to consumer goods and services, though regulations exist to prevent condominiums from being used simply as vacant investments.

			==Phoron==
			Mendell’s development is closely tied to [[Phoron\|phoron]], whose extraction, trade, and applications shaped the city’s wealth, infrastructure, and political influence. Mendell is what it is today because of phoron, the wealth it brought, the [[Technology\|technological advancements]] it allowed, and the influence of the [[NanoTrasen_Corporation\|company]] that extracted it. It is unsurprising therefore that it has been a nexus point for the effects of the [[Phoron#The_Phoron_Scarcity\|Phoron Sscarcity]], it was the most phoron-used city in the entire Spur. The scarcity has weakened the city’s coherence as a unified urban system, as the divide between districts is deepened by government phoron rationing.

			While the wealthier districts have largely stayed insulated from the effects of the scarcity, marginalized populations struggle significantly more, already burdened with the base effects of the scarcity. Unemployment is at an all-time high, with sustainable jobs exceedingly rare, and [[Biesellite Security and Law\|crime has skyrocketed]]. The more deprived districts have changed massively over the past five years, for while there were always ghettos, there are now more of them than ever, and the originals - places such as D6, D11, and D12 - look more run down than ever, with the phoron allocated for civilian usage of any kind being prioritized for wealthier areas. Conditions in the poorest parts of the city have deteriorated significantly, with repeated infrastructure failures, reduced public services, and growing criminal influence, with brownouts and blackouts becoming more frequent occurrences as infrastructure falls into disrepair. Criminal organizations have filled in the vacuum, allowed to run the districts as they see fit. They generally operate with limited interference from law enforcement unless violence or unrest spreads into neighboring districts, in which case authorities typically respond with aggressive containment operations. These criminal organizations are made up of old gangs who have long operated in certain areas, newer ones who have come to power, and black marketeers who are taking advantage of the situation.

	==Labor==		==Labor==

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	==District 15 - Jie==		==District 15 - Jie==
	'''Jie''', or District 15, was formerly known as the '''Suo District''', named after the [[Sol Alliance]] ~~admiral~~ Wen Suo, however, this district was renamed after the [[TCAF\|~~Republic Navy~~]] ~~Admiral~~ Zheng Jie who grew up in this district following [[Tau_Ceti_History#NanoTrasen’s_Monopoly_and_Independence_(2410_-_2452)\|independence]]. It is a blue-collar neighborhood and the latest District to be incorporated into Mendell’s municipal districting system.		'''Jie''', or District 15, was formerly known as the '''Suo District''', named after the [[Sol Alliance]] Admiral Wen Suo, however, this district was renamed in 2458 after the [[TCAF\|Tau Ceti Foreign Legions']] first legate, Legate Zheng Jie, who grew up in this district following [[Tau_Ceti_History#NanoTrasen’s_Monopoly_and_Independence_(2410_-_2452)\|independence]]. It is a blue-collar neighborhood and the latest District to be incorporated into Mendell’s municipal districting system.

	A medium-density District sprawling across the northeastern periphery, Jie is decorated by endless apartment blocks, condominiums, and townhouses that stretch for kilometers in orderly but aging rows. Most residential construction dates from its 2380s-2420s expansion boom, with little new developments since. Its commercial developments are generally ground-level small businesses like restaurants and combis operating from converted first floors, with malls and plazas growing more concentrated in the center of Jie where M access improves.		A medium-density District sprawling across the northeastern periphery, Jie is decorated by endless apartment blocks, condominiums, and townhouses that stretch for kilometers in orderly but aging rows. Most residential construction dates from its 2380s-2420s expansion boom, with little new developments since. Its commercial developments are generally ground-level small businesses like restaurants and combis operating from converted first floors, with malls and plazas growing more concentrated in the center of Jie where M access improves.

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	Some of the older IPC “residents” of the District come in the form of “shamblers”, disenfranchised IPCs who often have suffered significant degradation and are in various states of detachment, either displaying signs of inattention to outside stimuli to near-catatonic or catatonic states. Shamblers receive varying treatment; some are cared for by other District locals and given maintenance and charging, while others are left to wander before they inevitably run out of charge and are disassembled for scrap.		Some of the older IPC “residents” of the District come in the form of “shamblers”, disenfranchised IPCs who often have suffered significant degradation and are in various states of detachment, either displaying signs of inattention to outside stimuli to near-catatonic or catatonic states. Shamblers receive varying treatment; some are cared for by other District locals and given maintenance and charging, while others are left to wander before they inevitably run out of charge and are disassembled for scrap.

	As a result, the [[Trinary Perfection]], a synthetic-centric religion, has a major presence within the district, and its chapel(s) are noticeable due to the lack of dereliction.		As a result, the [[The Trinary Perfection\|Trinary Perfection]], a synthetic-centric religion, has a major presence within the district, and its chapel(s) are noticeable due to the lack of dereliction.

	===The Spires===		===The Spires===

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	==District 6 - Imperial Plaza / Little Adhomai==		==District 6 - Imperial Plaza / Little Adhomai==
			''Main article: [[Little Adhomai]]''

	'''Little Adhomai''', also known as the '''Imperial Plaza''' or District 6, is the home to most of Mendell City’s [[Tajara\|Tajaran]] population. With various dive bars, restaurants, and informal gaming venues, the District has attracted notoriety for its unusually [[Little_Adhomai#Crime\|high rate of crime]], owing to its status as a mixed refugee commune hosting those from the different Tajaran nations of [[Adhomai]]. Already a slum, conditions within D6 have only worsened as the scarcity has dragged on. Power outages are frequent, phoronic infrastructure is in complete disrepair (if it hasn’t already been stolen), and the district receives barely any support from the wider planet or government; the [[MCPD]] and Corporate Security no longer venture into the district with very limited exceptions. Instead, authorities largely maintain a perimeter around the district, intervening only intermittently while leaving much day-to-day control in the hands of local gangs and informal power structures, typically through large-scale and highly forceful containment operations intended to prevent unrest from spreading beyond District 6.		'''Little Adhomai''', also known as the '''Imperial Plaza''' or District 6, is the home to most of Mendell City’s [[Tajara\|Tajaran]] population. With various dive bars, restaurants, and informal gaming venues, the District has attracted notoriety for its unusually [[Little_Adhomai#Crime\|high rate of crime]], owing to its status as a mixed refugee commune hosting those from the different Tajaran nations of [[Adhomai]]. Already a slum, conditions within D6 have only worsened as the scarcity has dragged on. Power outages are frequent, phoronic infrastructure is in complete disrepair (if it hasn’t already been stolen), and the district receives barely any support from the wider planet or government; the [[MCPD]] and Corporate Security no longer venture into the district with very limited exceptions. Instead, authorities largely maintain a perimeter around the district, intervening only intermittently while leaving much day-to-day control in the hands of local gangs and informal power structures, typically through large-scale and highly forceful containment operations intended to prevent unrest from spreading beyond District 6.

	Little Adhomai’s combination of different Tajara cultures gives it both rich cosmopolitan flavor and deep ideological divides. Many Tajara hailing from these neighborhoods often sort themselves into groups organized by origin nation and/or ideology; these often devolve into organized crime and turf wars.		Little Adhomai’s combination of different Tajara cultures gives it both rich cosmopolitan flavor and deep ideological divides. Many Tajara hailing from these neighborhoods often sort themselves into groups organized by origin nation and/or ideology; these often devolve into organized crime and turf wars.
	~~More information on Little Adhomai can be found [[here\|Little Adhomai]]~~.

	==District 7 - Vega de Rosa==		==District 7 - Vega de Rosa==

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	''~~'Mendell City''', often referred~~ to ~~as just '~~''Mendell''', ~~is the capital of the Republic of Biesel~~, one of the most populous cities in human space, the wealthiest city in the Orion Spur, and a center of finance, research and culture. It is located along the northern coast of the planet’s Astraean continent facing Severson Rift and holds hundreds of millions within its ~~city limits~~.		''"Welcome to the Capital of the Cosmos."''
			[[File:Biesel3.jpg\|800px\|thumb\|The cityscape of Mendell City's District 2, or Phoenix Park, from one of its canals.]]

	The city is divided into 15 administrative districts, and has one of the highest average population densities in the Spur. Its sheer scale makes it one of the largest cities in human space, often being described as functioning more like a nation rather than a conventional city.

			'''Mendell City''', often referred to as just '''Mendell''', is the capital of the [[Republic of Biesel]], one of the most populous cities in human space, the wealthiest city in the [[Orion Spur]], and a center of finance, research and culture. It is located along the northern coast of the planet’s Astraean continent facing Severson Rift and holds hundreds of millions within its city limits.

			The City is divided into 15 administrative districts, and has one of the highest average population densities in the Spur. Its sheer scale makes it one of the largest cities in human space, often being described as functioning more like a nation rather than a conventional city.
	The city’s cosmopolitan character has encouraged residents to identify more strongly with their districts than with Mendell as a whole, as individual districts tend to maintain more distinct local cultures and social norms. Residents’ experiences of Mendell often differ significantly depending on where they live and work. It is often characterized by sharp internal contrasts, particularly as government phoron-rationing policies have favored wealthier districts over poorer ones.		The city’s cosmopolitan character has encouraged residents to identify more strongly with their districts than with Mendell as a whole, as individual districts tend to maintain more distinct local cultures and social norms. Residents’ experiences of Mendell often differ significantly depending on where they live and work. It is often characterized by sharp internal contrasts, particularly as government phoron-rationing policies have favored wealthier districts over poorer ones.

	As a result, in the wealthier districts the scarcity seems barely present, and life continues on as it did before, albeit somewhat more difficult. Compare this to the poorer districts, which in some cases have been completely abandoned by city authorities, their residents left to live in squalor as the infrastructure of the 23rd century falls apart around them. In wealthier districts, extensive police and corporate security presence has insulated many neighborhoods from the most visible effects of unrest. Civil unrest does at times spill into more tightly controlled areas of the city, where it is typically met with forceful containment measures.

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	=Districts & The City=		=Districts & The City=
			[[File:BieselV3.png\|500px\|thumb\|A map of Biesel. Mendell City is highlighted in red.]]
	The 15 districts of Mendell are functionally megacities in their own right, with their own zoning laws, tax policies (though enforced against a citywide minimum), and other regulations; not to mention the difference in culture and styles, owing to their demographics, wealth classes, and customs. Districts are officially identified by a number rather than a name, often prefixed with a “D”; for example, Phoenix Park is “D2”, Republic’s Landing is “D10”, and so on. Districts were numbered in the order they were incorporated, and successively numbered districts do not necessarily border each other.		The 15 districts of Mendell are functionally megacities in their own right, with their own zoning laws, tax policies (though enforced against a citywide minimum), and other regulations; not to mention the difference in culture and styles, owing to their demographics, wealth classes, and customs. Districts are officially identified by a number rather than a name, often prefixed with a “D”; for example, Phoenix Park is “D2”, Republic’s Landing is “D10”, and so on. Districts were numbered in the order they were incorporated, and successively numbered districts do not necessarily border each other.

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	Phoenix Park is known for having several tiered levels; these come as a result of the Park being originally composed of hilly terrain that was later flattened, terraced, and divided into levels. As a result of the tiered system, Phoenix Park has several partially-underground buildings and venues accessible via exposed entrances on lower tiers of the Park. These include the Biesel Natural History Museum and the Phoenix Park Concert Hall, two incredibly popular venues with entrances from both inside the Park and from the streets.		Phoenix Park is known for having several tiered levels; these come as a result of the Park being originally composed of hilly terrain that was later flattened, terraced, and divided into levels. As a result of the tiered system, Phoenix Park has several partially-underground buildings and venues accessible via exposed entrances on lower tiers of the Park. These include the Biesel Natural History Museum and the Phoenix Park Concert Hall, two incredibly popular venues with entrances from both inside the Park and from the streets.

	The Park is also home to the Phoenix Park Zoo, a 28-hectare zoo featuring animals from all across the Orion Spur in various climate-controlled environments. Alongside Earth and Biesel-native specimens (many of the latter which are extinct in the wild), the Zoo also holds animals from [[Vysoka#Environment\|Vysoka]], [[/Xanu_Prime#Biosphere\|Xanu Prime]], [[Port_Antillia#Flora_and_Fauna\|Port Antillia]], [[Mictlan#Flora_and_Fauna\|Mictlan]], [[Konyang#Flora_and_Fauna\|Konyang]], [[Adhomai#Flora_&_Fauna\|Adhomai]], [[Moghes#Flora_and_Fauna\|Moghes]], [[Ouerea#Flora_and_Fauna\|Ouerea]], and [[~~https://wiki.aurorastation.org/index.php/~~Qerrbalak#Flora_and_Fauna\|Qerrbalak]]. Over 250 unique species can be found inside the Zoo, alongside more than 480 different species of flora in the nearby affiliated Phoenix Park Botanical Gardens.		The Park is also home to the Phoenix Park Zoo, a 28-hectare zoo featuring animals from all across the Orion Spur in various climate-controlled environments. Alongside Earth and Biesel-native specimens (many of the latter which are extinct in the wild), the Zoo also holds animals from [[Vysoka#Environment\|Vysoka]], [[/Xanu_Prime#Biosphere\|Xanu Prime]], [[Port_Antillia#Flora_and_Fauna\|Port Antillia]], [[Mictlan#Flora_and_Fauna\|Mictlan]], [[Konyang#Flora_and_Fauna\|Konyang]], [[Adhomai#Flora_&_Fauna\|Adhomai]], [[Moghes#Flora_and_Fauna\|Moghes]], [[Ouerea#Flora_and_Fauna\|Ouerea]], and [[Qerrbalak#Flora_and_Fauna\|Qerrbalak]]. Over 250 unique species can be found inside the Zoo, alongside more than 480 different species of flora in the nearby affiliated Phoenix Park Botanical Gardens.

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	However, the Prefecture in the modern day is seen as being on the brink. Its population straddles the line between middle class and poor, something that is reflected in how badly the scarcity is felt. While it has not yet deteriorated to the level of the city’s most deprived districts, areas are showing signs of gradual civic decline. Police still have a presence in the area, but one that is shrinking with every month, as crime continues to rise. More often than not, the law in the prefecture is enforced by corporate security officers, acting at the behest of the [[MCPD]].		However, the Prefecture in the modern day is seen as being on the brink. Its population straddles the line between middle class and poor, something that is reflected in how badly the scarcity is felt. While it has not yet deteriorated to the level of the city’s most deprived districts, areas are showing signs of gradual civic decline. Police still have a presence in the area, but one that is shrinking with every month, as crime continues to rise. More often than not, the law in the prefecture is enforced by corporate security officers, acting at the behest of the [[MCPD]].

	==District 4 - ~~Alabaster~~ Fields==		==District 4 - Abaster Fields==
	Technically on the periphery of the City, '''Abaster Fields''' remains socially and politically influential despite its remote location. Situated in forested hills, the District is almost entirely made of low-density homes and mansions of 4 bedrooms or more, each bearing hectares of land to their own parcels. The District is built with the Abaster River meandering down the middle, leading from nearby Winston Lake and draining into Severson’s Rift.		Technically on the periphery of the City, '''Abaster Fields''' remains socially and politically influential despite its remote location. Situated in forested hills, the District is almost entirely made of low-density homes and mansions of 4 bedrooms or more, each bearing hectares of land to their own parcels. The District is built with the Abaster River meandering down the middle, leading from nearby Winston Lake and draining into Severson’s Rift.

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	Formerly a mining district, Flagsdale used to hold a massive limestone quarry used to construct the concrete and stone bricks used to build much of early Mendell City. Following the quarry’s exhaustion and an economic downturn in the 2250s, mining operators, including [[Hephaestus Industries]], abandoned the site, leaving a series of large scars in the District that became too costly to fill in. Residents and businesses were also later driven away from the sites near the quarries due to a buildup of rainwater pooling inside them as well as city residents throwing trash into several dig sites as impromptu landfills. The city eventually caved to local inertia and officially sanctioned the dumping process, creating the Flagsdale Landfills that would host a majority of the city’s trash for over 70 years.		Formerly a mining district, Flagsdale used to hold a massive limestone quarry used to construct the concrete and stone bricks used to build much of early Mendell City. Following the quarry’s exhaustion and an economic downturn in the 2250s, mining operators, including [[Hephaestus Industries]], abandoned the site, leaving a series of large scars in the District that became too costly to fill in. Residents and businesses were also later driven away from the sites near the quarries due to a buildup of rainwater pooling inside them as well as city residents throwing trash into several dig sites as impromptu landfills. The city eventually caved to local inertia and officially sanctioned the dumping process, creating the Flagsdale Landfills that would host a majority of the city’s trash for over 70 years.

	When the Vaurca of the [[Vaurca_Hives#Zo'ra\|Zo’ra Hive]] brought their hiveship into Tau Ceti’s gravity well and officially became part of the Republic, they quickly settled into the damp, undesirable, partially-underground quarries of Flagsdale and began constructing impromptu shelters there. It would be the primary residence of Vaurca in the Republic for almost a decade, but now the once sprawling centre of Zo'ra in Biesel is becoming little more than a shadow of itself. [[~~The~~ Court of Queens]] in coordination with the Biesel government, is relocating its population to the Zo'rane capital, [[Caprice]], in waves. Whilst initially this relocation was planned to be concluded by 2462 the logistical immensity of the task and pushback from [[Queenless\|Queenless Vaurca]] rendered this impossible. Those Vaurca currently left in Flagsdale, predominantly the aforementioned Queenless, have been forced to band together in the face of the growing scarcity, especially as the [[Zo'ra\|Hive]] redistributes its resources to focus on [[Caprice]]. Many of those still in Flagsdale feel as if they have been seemingly abandoned.		When the Vaurca of the [[Vaurca_Hives#Zo'ra\|Zo’ra Hive]] brought their hiveship into Tau Ceti’s gravity well and officially became part of the Republic, they quickly settled into the damp, undesirable, partially-underground quarries of Flagsdale and began constructing impromptu shelters there. It would be the primary residence of Vaurca in the Republic for almost a decade, but now the once sprawling centre of Zo'ra in Biesel is becoming little more than a shadow of itself. The [[Court of Queens]] in coordination with the Biesel government, is relocating its population to the Zo'rane capital, [[Caprice]], in waves. Whilst initially this relocation was planned to be concluded by 2462 the logistical immensity of the task and pushback from [[Queenless\|Queenless Vaurca]] rendered this impossible. Those Vaurca currently left in Flagsdale, predominantly the aforementioned Queenless, have been forced to band together in the face of the growing scarcity, especially as the [[Zo'ra\|Hive]] redistributes its resources to focus on [[Caprice]]. Many of those still in Flagsdale feel as if they have been seemingly abandoned.

	Owing to the relocation and effective lack of centralised authority within the district, especially in certain sectors where the relocation has been completed, it has become a large haven for planetside [[Republic of Biesel\|smuggling operations and black market racketeering]]. Illegal goods often pass through Flagsdale, where it's much harder for law enforcement to crack down on them, into other districts. Many of the Vaurca who remain are simply apathetic, too busy balancing other concerns to care, or actively participating for quick profit.		Owing to the relocation and effective lack of centralised authority within the district, especially in certain sectors where the relocation has been completed, it has become a large haven for planetside [[Republic of Biesel\|smuggling operations and black market racketeering]]. Illegal goods often pass through Flagsdale, where it's much harder for law enforcement to crack down on them, into other districts. Many of the Vaurca who remain are simply apathetic, too busy balancing other concerns to care, or actively participating for quick profit.
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	==Law Enforcement==		==Law Enforcement==
	~~See also~~: ~~Biesel~~ Security		''Main article: [[Biesellite Security and Law]]''

	The Mendell City Police Department (MCPD) is the primary law-enforcement agency of Mendell City and predates [[Tau_Ceti_History#NanoTrasen’s_Monopoly_and_Independence_(2410_-_2452)\|Biesel’s independence]]. For much of its history, the department maintained broad control over violent crime within the capital, though it periodically relied on outside support during major disturbances.		The Mendell City Police Department (MCPD) is the primary law-enforcement agency of Mendell City and predates [[Tau_Ceti_History#NanoTrasen’s_Monopoly_and_Independence_(2410_-_2452)\|Biesel’s independence]]. For much of its history, the department maintained broad control over violent crime within the capital, though it periodically relied on outside support during major disturbances.

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	The Severson’s Ferry is a vestige of what was previously an interconnected system throughout Mendell City, using districts with harbours as pick-up points - sometimes even transporting passengers across the rift to Phoenixport. The availability of other means of public transport almost rendered it defunct, but the revival of Phoenixport - and the flooding of refugees into Mendell City - has seen it rise to popularity once again. Despite the rivalry between Einstein Engines’ Phoenixport and the Stellar Corporate Conglomerate’s Mendell City, the industry is busy as of late, with tourism continuing to climb.		The Severson’s Ferry is a vestige of what was previously an interconnected system throughout Mendell City, using districts with harbours as pick-up points - sometimes even transporting passengers across the rift to Phoenixport. The availability of other means of public transport almost rendered it defunct, but the revival of Phoenixport - and the flooding of refugees into Mendell City - has seen it rise to popularity once again. Despite the rivalry between Einstein Engines’ Phoenixport and the Stellar Corporate Conglomerate’s Mendell City, the industry is busy as of late, with tourism continuing to climb.

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	=== Severson’s Ferry ===		=== Severson’s Ferry ===

	The Severson’s Ferry ~~runs~~ is a vestige of what was previously an interconnected system throughout Mendell City, using districts with harbours as pick-up points - sometimes even transporting passengers across the rift to Phoenixport. The availability of other means of public transport almost rendered it defunct, but the revival of Phoenixport - and the flooding of refugees into Mendell City - has seen it rise to popularity once again. Despite the rivalry between Einstein Engines’ Phoenixport and the Stellar Corporate Conglomerate’s Mendell City, the industry is busy as of late, with tourism continuing to climb.		The Severson’s Ferry is a vestige of what was previously an interconnected system throughout Mendell City, using districts with harbours as pick-up points - sometimes even transporting passengers across the rift to Phoenixport. The availability of other means of public transport almost rendered it defunct, but the revival of Phoenixport - and the flooding of refugees into Mendell City - has seen it rise to popularity once again. Despite the rivalry between Einstein Engines’ Phoenixport and the Stellar Corporate Conglomerate’s Mendell City, the industry is busy as of late, with tourism continuing to climb.


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