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Welcome to the April Edition of the San Andreas State Government Newsletter!
Summer Days are on the horizon.

Emily Whitehorse wrote: April has come to an end, and with it, the month of May begins. This month, the San Andreas State Government began exploring a number of outreach opportunities and working with partners across departments to solve a number of complex challenges. We also celebrated several important events, and even managed to get a trade agreement for the import of the latest in smartphone technology.

Beginning with outreach, the San Andreas State Government is actively supporting citizens who have recently moved to San Andreas. This initiative began in earnest mid-April and will help members of our community coming here for the first time navigate our state and hopefully guide them towards meaningful employment. If you or someone you know is looking to learn more about the state, please send them towards City Hall, and we will be glad to assist. Newer members of our community may be eligible for a vehicle provided for free thanks to our partnership with Heavy Flow.

This month, we celebrated Earth Day for a second time this year. Departments were granted access to fully electric vehicles as well as bikes for those looking to exercise more than a green thumb. The Public Works Division also installed two new trees to decorate the environment and provide a relaxing respite from the hot summer temperatures creeping into the forecast. I thank everyone for their involvement this year and look forward to future Earth Day events.

Finally, this month, the San Andreas State Government worked with suppliers to bring new smartphones to the state, something that has been a hit with most consumers. These new phones come with excellent 5G capabilities, allowing live-streaming and access to the internationally acclaimed Bleeter app. Given that these phones now support "AirDrop", the state has also begun its introduction of the E-Citizen app. Members of the community can now actively share and store biometric data on their phones. The public can learn more at the LSPD release titled "How to Update Your ID (NR037-26ajah)"

That does it for April. I look forward to May and the beginning of the early summer each of us in San Andreas is accustomed to.

P.S. The Cayo Bridge is expected to begin renovation work this month. Be on the lookout for notifications communicated through official channels.

A fresh and exciting addition to San Andreas’ nightlife and community landscape has officially arrived – Club Galaxy, a unique, non-profit event club with a mission that goes far beyond entertainment. Sponsored by the San Andreas State Government and founded by local entrepreneur Bryan Trey, Club Galaxy is redefining what it means to mix nightlife with meaningful community impact.

Bryan Trey, the visionary behind the project, set out with a clear goal: to give back. Rather than building a traditional profit-driven venue, he established Club Galaxy as a fully non-profit organisation, where every event and initiative is designed to benefit the wider community. Located on Marathon Avenue, the club has already begun attracting attention not just for its atmosphere, but for its purpose.



At the heart of Club Galaxy’s concept are its high-value raffles. Tickets are priced at $1,000 each, and every dollar generated goes directly toward funding the prize pool for future raffles. With each event, the stakes have grown, creating a cycle where community participation fuels increasingly valuable rewards. It’s a system that blends excitement with generosity—participants aren’t just playing to win; they’re contributing to something bigger.

But Club Galaxy’s ambitions don’t stop at events. The organisation has already launched Galaxy Goods, a store in Mirror Park offering essential items at reduced prices, helping make everyday living more affordable for residents. Looking ahead, plans are underway to open a low-cost gas station, further extending their mission to ease financial pressures across the city.
And the momentum is only building. A particularly rewarding raffle is rumoured to be on the horizon, promising to be the biggest yet.

As the club continues to grow, so does its team. Club Galaxy is currently recruiting bar staff and security personnel, offering competitive pay rates and a strong commitment to equal opportunity employment. The goal is simple: create opportunities for people from all walks of life while delivering a high-end experience that feels accessible to everyone.

Club Galaxy isn’t just a venue—it’s a movement. By combining entertainment, community support, and forward-thinking initiatives, it’s quickly becoming one of the most inspiring projects in San Andreas. Whether you’re attending an event, entering a raffle, or joining the team, Club Galaxy invites everyone to take part in something truly out of this world!



Written by: Driscoll Morgan

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LSEMS Job Fair: A Day of Opportunity, Energy, and New Beginnings!

On April 24th, 2026, the LSEMS Job Fair brought a surge of excitement and opportunity to the community, opening its doors to aspiring emergency service professionals and curious visitors alike. The event showcased not only the life-saving work of LSEMS but also the people and pathways behind it – making it one of the most engaging recruitment drives of the year.
Each LSEMS division was out in full force, offering interactive stands and firsthand insight into their roles. Attendees had the chance to explore Air & Rescue, where rapid-response aviation support takes center stage; Public Relations (PR), the voice connecting LSEMS with the public; Advanced Medical Unit (AMU), handling high-priority and complex medical cases; and Forensics, where investigative precision meets medical expertise. The Field Training team highlighted the rigorous preparation behind every responder, while the Recruitment & Employment Division (RED) led the charge in bringing in the next generation.

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What truly set the event apart was RED’s on-the-spot interview initiative. Rather than simply handing out information, they gave attendees the chance to step directly into the hiring process. The result? Immediate success – three new Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs) were hired right there on the day, marking a significant win for both the organisation and the individuals who seized the opportunity.
Adding to the excitement was a free raffle that kept the crowd buzzing throughout the event. With two major prizes up for grabs – a Scout vehicle and a $100,000 cash reward – anticipation ran high. The lucky winners walked away not just with prizes, but with unforgettable memories from an already standout day.

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Beyond recruitment, the job fair succeeded in strengthening community connections. Visitors left with a deeper understanding of the vital work LSEMS performs and the many ways they can get involved, whether through a career path or community support.
All in all, the LSEMS Job Fair 2026 proved to be more than just an event – it was a gateway. With new hires already joining the ranks and countless others inspired, the future of LSEMS looks stronger than ever.

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Written by: Driscoll Morgan
Photo Credit: Amara Cross

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The San Andreas State Government is proud to recognise Mick Wegman as April Employee of the Month!

Mick Wegman has been named Employee of the Month for April, a well-deserved recognition of the dedication and impact he brings to his work. As a valued member of both SAAA and BPB, Mick consistently goes above and beyond, balancing responsibilities across both bureaus with professionalism and care. His contributions not only support day-to-day operations but also strengthen collaboration and morale across teams. Recently, Mick has made an impact across all bureaus by creating a form generator for both the public and staff, transforming what used to be a tedious process into something far more efficient and user-friendly. It’s innovations like this that make a lasting difference. Congratulations, Mick, we’re all proud of your achievements and grateful for everything you do! If you see him around, be sure to congratulate him personally and celebrate his success. Great job, Mick!

Director Jeremy Williams wrote: Mick has been a very valuable member of the team since joining in February of last year. He has been a workhorse, consistently going above and beyond to develop and streamline guides and processes. His contributions have played an important role in some upcoming changes aimed at making aviation safer and more enjoyable. Without these efforts, SAAA would not be the place it is.

He has even worked outside of SAAA helping to create a public generator for many commonly used government forms, greatly benefiting the citizens of Los Santos. I'm pleased to see Mick receiving the recognition he deserves!

Department Secretary Ren Sanchez wrote:
Mick Wegman has been a staple in BPB for more than just the past month. He is someone who always goes the extra mile. If there is a project that needs completing, an area within BPB that could be more efficient, or someone who needs help navigating a process, Mick is there to help wherever he can. His hard work and dedication not only to BPB but also to SAAA make him more than deserving of this award! I cannot wait to see what he continues to accomplish in the state government!

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Welcome to our “Meet the Team” spotlight - your inside look at the people driving communication, transparency, and public trust across the San Andreas State Government.

Behind every smooth take-off and safe landing is a team of dedicated professionals working tirelessly behind the scenes—and this month, we’re excited to shine a spotlight on the people who make it all happen at San Andreas Aviation Administration.

From air traffic coordination to safety oversight, this team plays a vital role in keeping the skies running efficiently and securely. But beyond their responsibilities, it’s their passion, expertise, and commitment to excellence that truly set them apart. In this “Meet the Team” feature, we’ll introduce you to the individuals who bring skill, precision, and personality to one of the most critical operations in aviation.

Get ready to learn more about the faces behind the mission—and the stories that keep San Andreas Aviation Administration soaring.

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Director Jeremy Williams

Jeremy joined SASG in January 2025 following some encouragement and support from a previous administrator and he has certainly hit the ground running. Jeremy began collarborating with his co-workers to create and work on improvements to ensure the bureau could become what it is today. By April 2025, Jeremy was given a wonderful opportunity to prove himself in a command role. Jeremy would like to give thanks to Scottie Cross for his mentorship and encouragement, inspiring Jeremy to develop and release the training and licencing for Fixed Wing Aircraft which offers further opportunities for our citizens to take to the skies of Los Santos. Here’s some more facts about Jeremy to get to know him on a more personal level:

What is your favorite way to relax after a long day? ”My favorite way to relax after a long day would be to relax poolside and enjoy the sunset at my house”

What’s your go-to karaoke song? ”Tequila - The Champs”

What's a weird fact you know for no reason? ”The first computer bug was an actual bug! A moth was found trapped inside a relay and actually shorted out the circuit”

What’s the best advice you’ve ever gotten? “The best advice I've gotten is that its not selfish to put yourself first. Typically, I am the type of person to try and help others as much as I can. But you cant always do that, especially when you need help yourself ”

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Senior Official Scottie Cross

Scottie first joined SAAA when he was introduced to the previous director, Gordon Graves, who took Scottie under his wing. Scottie also spent a brief service within GSB, but his true calling was teaching people to be able to fly. He feels that there is no better feeling than witnessing someone experience their first flight. After years of denials, Scottie was finally begged to accept the position and has served in his predecessor’s stead very well ever since! Here’s some more facts about Scottie to get to know him on a more personal level:

If you had to enter a talent show tomorrow, what would you do? ”I would never! I am camera shy. But if I was forced. I would probably sing. I do that a lot in the shower so.”

What is your favourite way to relax after a long day? ”I hide on my private island, ignore the incoming emails and drink an unhealthy amount of alcohol.”

What’s your go-to karaoke song? ”Make a man out of you – Mulan (Disney)”

What's a weird fact you know for no reason? ”Why do ducks have feathers? To cover their butt quack”

What’s the best advice you’ve ever gotten? “People will always have something negative to say, so F them and do what you want. ”

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Director of ATC Mick Wegman

Mick began his SASG career as a Junior Agent within the Government Security Bureau. Shortly after successfully passing his Agent Training Program and reaching the rank of Agent I, Mick decided it was time for a change of pace. Mick put in his transfer request to SAAA, and has been spending many long hours every since to provide improvements to the service. He is currently serving as our Air Traffic Control Director. Here’s some more facts about Mick to get to know him on a more personal level:

If you had to enter a talent show tomorrow, what would you do? ”Probably not even show up, people who know me knows that I hide in the background and don't get involved in activities.”

What is your favorite way to relax after a long day? ”Short answer, I don't. My mind is constantly working, and I really don't know how to relax as my head is always working. I do listen to music to remove silence as I do not like silence.”

What’s your go-to karaoke song? ”Again, I most likely wouldn’t show up to this, as I don’t like to get involved and prefer to hang in the background”

What's a weird fact you know for no reason? ”I don’t know any weird facts”

What’s the best advice you’ve ever gotten? “ ‘Slow down and never put too much on yourself’. I've redone tons of documents on SAAA Internal Ive always put alot on myself due lack of activity and it is not helpful.”

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Executive Official Abdullah Fonto

Abdullah had spent a long time working alongside current and previous government employees. With these interactions, he came to learn more about the government and the different bureaus involved and in October 2025, Abdullah decided he no longer wanted to stand by on the sidelines. He felt it was his time to become part of this. Starting out as intern, Abdullah worked hard and has passed on the knowledge and opportunities provided to him, and after winning EOTM in December, he has recently been promoted to work as SAAA’s Executive Official. One of Abdullah’s proudest achievements is winning the Rising Star Award at the 2025 “Emmy” Awards. Here’s some more facts about Abdullah to get to know her on a more personal level:

If you had to enter a talent show tomorrow, what would you do? ”I don’t know if I have any hidden talents really or anything but lately I have been showing up late for everything so I will probably be late or miss the show”

What is your favorite way to relax after a long day? ”I would probably get a drink with family or friends or go somewhere to relax and chat”

What’s your go-to karaoke song? ”Eminem – Lose Yourself”

What's a weird fact you know for no reason? ”Wearing a tie can reduce blood flow to the brain by 7.5 per cent”

What’s the best advice you’ve ever gotten? “Enjoy the little moments, as cliche as that sounds. Time really does fly. We look back one year ago and it feels like yesterday, but in reality so much has transpired.”

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Lead Official Dean Braxton
Dean has had a varied lifestyle with some morally questionable activities in his 20’s, however he worked hard on turning his life around. He began working at Burgershot and Bayview, where he has gained respect from his fellow mechanics as well as a lot of self-discipline. He had multiple positive interactions with the government during this time, which inspired him to want to help others, so he started as an intern and worked hard to become a lead official within SAAA. Here’s some more facts about Dean to get to know him on a more personal level:

If you had to enter a talent show tomorrow, what would you do? ”Impressions. I like doing a bunch of different voices.”

What is your favorite way to relax after a long day? ”I gotta say a tall Manhattan and a Cuban Cigar.”

What’s your go-to karaoke song? ”Elgar's Cello Concerto. I like to just stand up there and hold the microphone.”

What's a weird fact you know for no reason? ”James Fonto has a mole underneath his belly button.”

What’s the best advice you’ve ever gotten? “Sometimes you're the eagle, sometimes you're the fish. ”

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Government Official Matthew Devil
Matthew has always had a keen interest in Aviation. Upon arriving to the city, he spotted some posters advertising a career within SASG that would peaked his interest, and after speaking to Deputy Director Williams, he knew this would be a career he would love. He began his application and has never looked back having foud his rightful place serving as a Government Official for SAAA. Here’s some more facts about Matthew to get to know him on a more personal level:

If you had to enter a talent show tomorrow, what would you do? ”I would do Stand up Comedy if thats even a talent.”

What is your favorite way to relax after a long day? ”Bed Rotting.”

What’s your go-to karaoke song? ”Bullets With Butterfly Wings – The Smashing Pumpkins ”

What's a weird fact you know for no reason? ”A chicken once lived for 18 months without a head.”

What’s the best advice you’ve ever gotten? “B*tches Be Crazy!”



Written by: Driscoll Morgan

Find all the needed information regarding the recruitment in the links below:

• [Job Listing] BPB Intern - Business & Property Bureau - Status: Hiring
• [Job Listing] Congressional Assistant - Law Review Committee - Status: Hiring
• [Job Listing] Flight Instructor - San Andreas Aviation Administration - Status: Hiring
• [Job Listing] Government Agent - Government Security Bureau - Status: Hiring
• [Job Listing] Public Relations Staff - Public Relations Bureau - Status: Hiring
• [Job Listing] HR Assistant - Administration Bureau - Hiring
• [Job Listing] Ex Felon Application - Multiple Positions - Hiring

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