Divisions
Five civilian divisions. One nervous system. And a sixth the org charts never mention.
Continuity
Infrastructure & Energy. Power grids, water, automated transit, urban maintenance. The most visible face of ACS — the cranes, the worksites, the ribbon-cuttings. Its true function: wiring the city with sensors under cover of modernization.
Identity
Biometric Systems. The jewel of ACS. It operates the unified identity file: one citizen = one biometric profile (retina, neural print, behavioral signature). Presented as an anti-fraud service. In reality, the living catalog of the population.
Health
Connected Medical Network. Hospitals, clinics, automated ambulances, centralized medical records. ACS heals — and in healing, it scans brains, measures neural plasticity, flags anomalies. Medical data reveals who is fragile, who is alone.
It also runs the Directed Longevity program Izanagi — cellular restructuring and Alpha-level organic replacement, by named accreditation only.
Mobility
Flow & Prediction. Traffic, crowds, transit. Officially, to keep the city flowing. Unofficially, to learn to predict human movement — and, when the time comes, to block it.
Social Services
Collective Resilience. The most benevolent division on the surface: social welfare centers, orphanages, homes for abandoned children of Heywood, Santo Domingo and the Badlands camps. ACS feeds, houses and educates the castoffs of Night City.
▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ — Special Continuity
Exists on no org chart. No public name, no declared budget, no official staff. The administrative shell that absorbs Arasaka's sensitive operations disguised as civilian projects.
› Restricted access — Special Continuity DivisionThe Civil Continuity Program
Three promises. One certainty.
- Health Continuity — "No one will die of a failed network again." Interconnected hospitals, unified medical record, smart emergency triage.
- Identity Continuity — "One identity, one life, one protection." The unified biometric file, presented as a shield against identity theft.
- Resilient Continuity — "No one is forgotten." Expansion of the social welfare centers and "integration of orphans into the body of the city."
The public slogan — "No one is forgotten" — read in reverse, becomes a threat: no one is out of reach.