Please try the following:
- Click the
Dissolve button, or try to vote again later.
- If you drive to an address in New Rome, make
sure that your license plate light bulb is installed correctly.
- To check for corruption, skip the Fools
on the
New
Rome Council, and then check your Legal Options.
Apparently if you have the right Connections, you do not have to
operate in a legal manner. This set up should match that provided by your local area
speed trap (LAS) administrator who can juggle the books and ignore legally
elected officials.
If your State Auditor has enabled it, the Ohio Department of
Transportation can examine your village and automatically discover if it
is a corrupt, illegal speed trap.
If you would like ODOT to try and discover this,
click 
Detect Speed Trap.
Some villages require 128 bucks just to drive through so their police can provide security. This security includes handcuffing and arresting people at their workplaces outside of the New Rome jurisdiction for such offences as
a passenger not having a buckled seat belt.
If you are trying to reach a village site, make sure your finances can support it.
Open your wallet, and then check your available cash to make sure you can
cover the fines and impound fees, since despite the fact that the
State of Ohio
recognizes that gross financial irregularities are a regular occurrence and
the speed reduction along this small section of Broad St. is illegal, they do
not have the legal authority to stop the gang of crooks who run this
ridiculous little toll booth with a population of 50.
Click the 
Back button to try
to find a real community.
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