Demand for park officials expected to increase, park attendings reach an all-time low.

Several insider statistic reports from the San Andreas Land Management Service; and the San Andreas State Parks Association- Have indicated an all time low for record park attendings from the Chiliad State Wilderness; and the recent views of park beauty and aesthetic has drastically reduced the land value in the surrounding valley.

State Park Rangers make up only a bare fraction of the total percentage of law enforcement personnel; and are arguably the most demanded for with the San Andreas landscape being filled with mountainous terrain, and specialized park-zoned areas.

Many employees from the Los Santos Department of Recreation and Parks Service- Has transferred or retired with the guaranteed of being hired with the State Park Service. A simple explanation; is the fact pay is much better- but the fact remains that maintaining the park is the lesser priority- if one at all.

Blaine County Supervisor, Mike Urchin; discussed the potential of a community outreach to restore the trails and forestry services that has always been a staple of Andrean folklore, and history. However, given the variables of the surrounding communities ranging from Sandy Shores- to Grapeseed. The chances of the participation without reward is slim to none.