City Center: The center of both tourism and government in Citadel Creek, the aptly named City Center sees a great deal of traffic and is the best patrolled area in the city. A permanent police task force guards the area, and sees plenty of action given that the district is surrounded on all sides by Yellow districts. Containing the rebuilt City Hall, the police supreme headquarters, and the oldest building in Idaho, the City Center is the first stop for most aspiring heroes and the last for powerful villains. It has seen many attacks, particularly during the turbulent 1980's, but with a vast budget and devoted defenders it seems unlikely to be the battlefield for a power struggle any time soon.

City Hall and the famed statue of the Water Bearer that stands in front of it are the single most important landmark in Citadel Creek, having seen much history. The cracked pavement in front of the statue where Paragon fell after his defeat at the hands of the Kallam has never been repaired as a gesture of respect for Earth's once-disgraced defender. Aside from tourists taking pictures of the statue and with heavily armed and armored police patrollers, the area sees traffic from politicians and their flunkies, as well as the city's most respected Metas. Award ceremonies are almost never held near City Hall, lest it become even more of a target, but many prominent figures want problems taken care of quietly, or simply wish to congratulate successful heroes in person. The office buildings adjacent to City Hall, or the Hall itself, are usually the locations in which such meetings take place.

The CCPD's primary headquarters, aptly named the Supreme Headquarters, are also located in the district. From this location all emergency services are remotely coordinated with the aid of sensors throughout the city, and broadcasts are often sent out requesting heroic intervention in particularly difficult cases. The actual dispatches are cleverly encoded with ciphers that are changed weekly, but despite a relatively small window of opportunity almost every villain group in Citadel Creek would pay a small fortune to get their hands on the week's ciphers without the police becoming aware of the theft. Beneath Supreme Headquarters is an old military bunker that contains a special communications array; this array is used in dire circumstances to contact the Ghosts and request military intervention in the city. Next to the headquarters is the trading post constructed by Jack Gordon and his followers, lovingly preserved and cared for for over two hundred years; it remains one of the oldest buildings in the region, and certainly the oldest in Idaho.