PETERSBURGH- The districts of North and South Vienna are Drevet’s fastest growing regions. Roads are paved, hospitals are top of the line and the local economy is in excellent condition. However, all across the country major construction projects have been seemingly forgotten, and Viennites are taking notice.

As Petersburgh and St. John’s City step out onto the world stage, courting overseas developers and international sports, local officials say the lack of federal investment is hindering their opportunities.

“We have pumped billions of dollars into making North Vienna and South Vienna attractive to companies from abroad. But all of our combined investments will have been wasted if Reback doesn’t start putting shovels in the dirt.” Says South Vienna Representative Bundy Markt.

Twelve years ago in a joint multi-million dollar project, North Vienna and South Vienna completed their sections of Motorway 91, as well as Route 1, and the Arlington & Petersburgh Railroad. This effort was hailed as a major step forward in uniting Drevet’s largest centers. However, the Purcell district has yet to start construction on any of these projects.

Elsewhere, growth in Moulis and Nanets has been stalled for years and carrying extra fuel is essential if one driving between Dahler and Reback, and Reback to Moulis.

“In order for this country to grow, we need leaders to step up and make Drevet a premier world player.” Said Markt.