Last month's Blog post on Warrenville focused on where its citizens live. The focus of this post will be where they work.
As noted in the earlier post, Warrenville's population is diverse - so are their jobs - the range from white collar to blue, professional to civil servants.
Skilled factory and office workers make a good middle class living. The Plasticville Manufacturing company is the town's largest employer with several locations here:
Innovative Controls is another important employer in this segment:
While it was unfortunate that the largest Plasticville complex recently displaced a family farm, the farmers made a pretty penny on the sale and still operate a greenhouse and farmstand nearby:
Civil servants such as the police, firemen, teachers, sanitation men and road workers keep Warrenville safe, educated, clean and maintained:
Energy workers include those working to produce and distribute oil, coal and propane:
Distribution line poles must also be maintained:
Lumber is another big industry here:
Let's not forget the hospital and retail workers:
A fair number of Warrenville's citizens are in the military - click here: A visit to Cape Warrenaveral, USA (warrenvillerailroad.com)
For more information on the Citizens of Warrenville, see:
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I guess Warrenville has a good economy with all those people gainfully employed. Very nicely orchestrated.
Like the entries for Mike C. and Mike T's. layouts