Brookhaven

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Brookhaven (pronunciation: brook-hey-vuhn) is a town located in Madison County, Kionne Republic, Robloxia. It serves as the sole and largest settlement on the island of the same name. It was near the city of Bloxburg in the past, but now it is near nowhere. The population was estimated to be 5,189 according to the 2025 census.

It is an upper middle-class community, known for fine estates, making it a landmark and popular island to visit on the West Coast. It is one of the largest settlements and the county seat of Madison County. Originally, Brookhaven was the capital of Robloxia from April 2020, to June 15, 2024, when President Builderman signed a bill after a 69% public approval vote that said that the capital of Robloxia should be the city with the same name. The capital was formerly was in the Kionne Republic before it had to be displaced the following day on June 16, due to their state being surrounded and sieged by the Coffee-Stained Republic.

Having previously gone through a series of events, the then-Madison Islands became known at the end of the 1800s and would be settled in the 1910s. In the 1950s, following a national Golden Age and migration further west to the tropical climates, Brookhaven begins to form as a town, seeing urbanization and development starting in the 1970s and slowing down by 2005. There have been three mayors in office so far.

Etymology

The origins of Brookhaven's actual name is largely unknown, but many sources have linked it to a journal which USR official Chris Madison discovered somewhere on the island, a page in the journal described the island's natural beauty and gleaming waters, naming it Brookhaven, after a haven, believing the explorer may have had a name or part of a name going by "Brook". The journal's location is unknown as of 2025, but it is likely that Mr. Madison kept the name of the central island and named the entire archipelago in his honor.

History

Beginnings

In the Primordial Era, the geological formation of Robloxia's territories commenced with a sequence of volcanic eruptions and tectonic shifts. Subsequently, animals migrated from oceanic environments or traversed land bridges, experiencing a rapid population increase due to the availability of abundant wild flora. Minor geographical alterations occurred, ultimately shaping the contemporary landscape. Roblox users embarked on journeys from Baoji to North Bloxmerica.

Approximately 16500 B.C., the first group of Robloxians had successfully crossed the Bering land bridge prior to the ice age's further retreat, which subsequently separated the Bloxmericas from Baoji. While numerous tribes emerged, there were sixteen prominent major tribes of Native Robloxians dispersed across the Bloxmericas. The crafting of stone and bone tools became a prevalent practice among the tribes before the Bronze Age.

Settlementation

Archaeological evidence indicates the presence of Robloxians on Brookhaven Island dates back approximately 3000 B.C. Similar to other indigenous Bloxmerican tribes during that era, the Brookhaveners engaged in agricultural practices, cultivating fields of wild rice and supplementing their diet with fruits obtained from the local tropical forests. The village of "Broc-Heeva" originated from one of the sixteen tribes known as Roblak-Noton. Gorblox spread to parts of the community, causing the degeneration and mutation of bone cells and can cause the loss of a leg, It is quite unsettling that, after amputation, it appears visually fine and completely healthy.

The infected "Gor-blocks" were banished off of the coast to drift elsewhere in 600 BC. There was also a series of incidents that hampered growth and development of the Broc-Heeva Tribe, including cave paintings of what appears to be tropical storms and dead rice plants. Ancient records show the first tribal chief was born somewhere around 24 BC. No names were found. The Broc-Heeva tribe resided harmoniously and in seclusion, occasionally venturing beyond their territory into what would later be known as Madison County. Unfortunately, there is a scarcity of information regarding the island's history prior to the 18th century.

The Explorer Era

Around the mid-18th century, an unnamed explorer ventured to the previously undiscovered and uncontacted island of Broc-Heeva from the mainland. However, the explorer inadvertently introduced a dangerous and devastating disease that ended up decimating all of the native Robloxians in the island. The explorer departed the island, leaving behind a journal that was discovered over a century and a half later; the journal reported a writing that "express fear and guilt". When the island was eventually rediscovered years later, it was given the name Brookhaven, derived from the explorer's description of it as a beautiful tropical paradise and potentially influenced by the explorer's own name.

Upon subsequent rediscovery, no native inhabitants were found, and the village was reported in a letter by the explorer to be "in a state of almost complete destruction" and that "nature had reclaimed the old planting fields". In 1886, Mr. Brookhaven Sr found a huge crystal underground and decided he would give it to the owner of Brookhaven, but some specific people were very greedy and decided to act like they were random homeless people to steal some of the crystal. Their plan at first worked and built a secret hole in the hospital of St. Luke and put the crystal in there. Later, the FBI found out that they were random undercover people trying to ruin Mr. Brookhaven's life, so they all got arrested.

Beginning sometimes in 1893, a United States of Robloxia research official named Chris Madison embarked on a maritime expedition with the primary objective of exploring and meticulously documenting his observations of the oceanic waters situated off the western coastline. On August 27 of that year, he successfully located and identified the Brookhaven Archipelago. Subsequently, he meticulously documented the islands under the designation of "Madison Islands" and bestowed the name "Brookhaven Island" upon the central island after discovering an antiquated journal somewhere on its terrain. Upon his return to the western coastline, he presented his comprehensive findings. However, the legitimacy of his naming of the archipelago under Robloxian law remains uncertain.

Development of Brookhaven

In 1902, the first boat service opens to Brookhaven Island. It formally served for a tourist operation on Madison Isles before a flash flood destroyed a tropical resort in 1909. In 1912, Brookhaven Island along with the rest of the attached archipelago was organized and incorporated as a county to the state of Bloxifornia on the West Coast. Additionally, it was around the time when the Brookhaven Island began to see its first residents, who began to rebuild the island's agriculture, and began building new homes in a tropical heaven safe from most disasters, which would encourage growth.

At this time, the Roswell couple had been living on the island since 1908. They changed their last name to Brookhaven as the sole residents of the island that time, because they joyed by the island. They had a child, Andrew Brookhaven. There was a slow yet promising migration of Robloxians to Madison County through the 1910s as more methods of transport became available, along with those seeking a refuge from the harshes of reality. Slowly, a community began to form on the island, and all of them were farmers, growing grain and tropical fruits.

In 1930, fearing potential concerns and fears in his community. Mr. Brookhaven Jr. stood up and began to work out a community together. At the age of 21, with talks from the state, he manages to successfully organize Brookhaven as an incorporated community. In 1935, awaiting his father's death to a terminal illness, Brookhaven Jr.'s father requested that he placed his crystal, which was a family keepsake from an old treasure expedition, to place it in the next structure that was built. Agreeing to his request, Brookhaven Jr. placed it inside during the construction of the church. Due to local laws, the position or status of the crystal in the church is unknown.

In 1941, an anomaly in weather patterns caused major changes to the decade's weather reports. Storm and flash floods increased as the decade went on, with a violent storm taking place in September 1944. The storm result in the deaths of three people, along with the destruction of nearly half of the original community. In October, a government boat with supplies arrived to assist the community. On October 5 of that year, a total of ten dead Brookhaveners were buried at the Brookhaven Cemetery, which was formed near a suburban hill. as well as a fourth grave for Mr. Brookhaven's father. The remaining two potential slots were kept in heritage of the Brookhaven family, as the Brookhaven Cemetery simply became devoted to the community and its history.

The Golden Era

Thanks to new infrastructure projects and expanding Robloxian influence worldwide, the Robloxian homeland entered a golden era which saw the rise of new standards of living in consumer goods, transport, and convenience, along with advancements in production such as prefabrication and the production of luxury goods. In the 1950s, there was a wave of migration further west to the tropical paradises of the West Coast and Rawaii, which would later gain its status as statehood in 1959. When property prices boomed across Rawaii, Robloxians looked to other potential choices, such as Madison Island. Although many did not hear about Madison County, there was an influx of new residents to refill and expand the community that was devastated in numbers after the 1940s weather storms.

In 1957, the state of Bloxburg Valley approved a budget for the construction of a small civilian airfield capable of serving a single passenger airline in and out of Brookhaven. It was designed to be the main transport hub of Madison County, since Madison County lacked a centralized base of operations for access into the archipelago. In the late 1950s, the population of Brookhaven rose to 96. A club opened above the town salon. In 1960, a small airport expansion was made in order to provide for much needed imports to the island with the previously strained airfield network. Pavement of roads began, while the economic boom resulted in the opening of local businesses. Downtown begins to form as road networks are laid and commercialization begins.

In 1963, the Blackhawk suburbs is formed as a housing development as Crown Pointe finishes expanding, and the construction of town hall begins to serve operations in the hamlet of Brookhaven, as well as set up an island-wide electrical system. Throughout the 1960s, the popularity of diners and motels across the USR skyrocketed for their convenience and higher quality service, resulting in the opening of Brooks Diner in 1962 and the Brookhaven Motel in 1964. A new island port is established to import petroleum goods to supply for electricity demand. Due to popular demand, a school is constructed in 1966 to provide to all the new children. In 1968, Mr. Brookhaven unexpectedly dies of a polio infection after neglecting the vaccine, resulting in his inability to walk and eventually wished for death by lethal injection. His son, Aidanleewolf, buries him in the sixth grave plot, and closes the cemetery for good. This causes a political crisis within the community. At an improvised mayoral vote in Brookhaven the same month Mr. Brookhaven died, Aidanleewolf won the vote with 79% in favor of his position.

Later history

There was a sudden change in the future for Brookhaven. Aidanleewolf had adequate yet lacking experience in running a town which resulted in some rocky years in his mayoral power. The growth of Brookhaven continued and reached up to 151 in the USR Census of 1970. The first Starbrooks Cafe opened in 1971. The women's rights movement in the 1970s caused family conflicts within children to arise. In order to provide childcare to the community, a daycare opened in 1975. A town bank opened the next year to assist the finances of the locals. In 1977, the club was renovated. By 1980, Aidanleewolf began to sell off expensive plots of land on neighboring islands and scenery peaks due to the growing demand for property. Growth slows down as the suburban developments finish their final constructions.

In the 1970s and 1980s, there was a growing movement for equal rights, environmental standards, and children's rights. The Brookhaven Stables opened to save the endangered breeds of horses found around Brookhaven Island and the nearby islands, with Aidanleewolf ending the property expansions by 1982. The driving campaign for physical education and promoting children's health also began in the mid-1980s, with the state launching a multi-billion plan to invest into the construction of recreational activities and sports centers. A public/school soccer field opened in Brookhaven School, along with the construction of a skate park and public pool. St. Lukes Hospital and Brookhaven PD open in 1987.

In 1994, the Brookhaven Town Hall was renovated and expanded to provide additional services to the growing community. Aidanleewolf invested a large amount of the community treasury towards designing and building a mall. Opening in 1995, the Brookhaven Mall offered six plots for small businesses, a public stage, and a town broadcasting center for television broadcasts, which could finally begin in late 1996.

While the development and growth of Brookhaven was going very well, Aidanleewolf's health began to decline starting in 1999. A year before, in 1998, eight Brookhaveners suddenly turned green at a house pool party after a suspected case of food poisoning. They were all described dead in the next couple days.

Crime rate and population decline

Two major crimes occurred in Brookhaven in the late 1990s.

Brookhaven Grocery Shooting

On October 27th, 1996, Jal Ausvise would overwrite his birth tape, walk into apartments, and shoot up a grocery store to make Brookhaven suffer for what they had done to him. This event was recognized one of the deadliest Brookhaven shootings and also be known as the first event of crime that took place in Brookhaven which caused even more to come before him. This event was nicknamed the Brookhaven Grocery Shooting. He would kill many people including a cop and some other people. There were 911 calls and audio which is not for the faint of heart. Many people died in this situation and this event inspired another mentally ill man, Eric Rinstlene, to shoot up Brookhaven's Rotten Robbie's.

Brookhaven Rotten Robbies Shooting 1999

The second event of crime was in 1999 when Eric Rinstlene shot up Brookhaven's only gas station Rotten Robbies because of immense bullying. This was a huge tragedy, causing many to die in statistics of Brookhaven in the 1990s. This event was nicknamed Brookhaven Rotten Robbies Massacre. Eric Rinstelen suffered bullying and after hearing about the 1996 grocery shooting, he deeply reconciled with the shooter and decided to see what he could do.

Also, flash floods began to occur more frequently in the town. In 2002, there was a campaign in Brookhaven to cut back on petroleum-based products for electrical production as the news of renewable energy spreads. In 2003, Wolfpaq begins to consider opening a new solar panel field, but Aidanleewolf is stubborn about the idea, mainly due to his failing health.

In 2003, local broadcasts at the BTV1 Studios based at Brookhaven Mall reported that a mysterious man saved a local citizen from armed robbery, after being considered "crazy" by town residents. In March 2004, Wolfpaq runs for local elections, outnumbering his father in votes. Aidanleewolf steps down as former mayor. He later dies in January 2005, after his respiratory illness gets the upper hand. Wolfpaq enters office in April and is much more social(political) than his predecessor, wanting to provide much needed support to the community and respond positively to growing movements. He launches multiple fundraisers through the 2000s to fund the construction of the solar panel field, which he hopes can subside plenty of power use in Downtown. On March 11, 2011, a 6.5 magnitude earthquake hit the city, killing an unknown number of Brookhaven residents. The earthquake demonstrated to Robloxians the effectiveness of earthquake shelters in averting earthquake-related mortality. A railway train derailed as a result of the major earthquake. Following the earthquake, some buildings were reconstructed as they had been destroyed, while others were restored.

Brookhaven School shooting

One of the major effects and causes of the population decline was due to a mass shooting that occurred at the Brookhaven High School. Ethan Miller shot and killed 35 people and among the employees were also kids, several people outside, and school police present was a Brookhaven police officer. He also seriously injured 59 other persons. Nine of them suffered injuries from smoke and debris, and fifty of them—many of them police officers—were shot but survived. He fled the school, just escaping being shot by a military weapon in the process. A nearby police officer who had seen the shooting assaulted him with a knife, injuring him before being taken to jail. At the time, before the 2024 Bloxburg shooting, it was the deadliest shooting at a public school since 2007.

In the aftermath of the shooting, Parents and friends of the victims visit occasionally to send flowers. Amidst the controversy, a protest erupts against the gun store, with the community believing it is their cause on why the shooting happened. The gun store owner stepped down and permanently closed the store. Population begins to steadily decline as families move away from the tropical community they once heard as a peaceful refuge now a growing center for violent crime. Wolfpaq, wanting to resolve some of the crime around Brookhaven, opens the Brookhaven Shelter that opened in December 2013. It provides separate, private living quarters, a restroom, along with a small buffet cafeteria with tap water. The impact of the mass shooting reverberated across the community for years, prompting substantial proposals for gun regulations and serving as a warning to prevent future mass shootings.

A wave of Hispanics begins to move to the island thanks to lower property rates, and the benefits the community could provide. The fine dining restaurant and laundromat go bankrupt after failing business as the upper-class community begins to dissolve. There were plans for a new car dealership in the fine dining restaurant, but it was cancelled soon after. In 2017, Wolfpaq opens a post office, and establishes the Art & History Museum, as he looks towards tourism to heal the island's economy. He provides multiple artifacts, family paintings, and old photos to be put on display, showing the unique history of the community. In 2018, he also begins to invest more into the county airfield, open a summer camp near the Brookhaven Hot Springs, and use the Hidden Valley for a unique scenery business. However, just three months later, a man falls into the deep valley below, and other falls from a flight drone collapsing two months later. Wolfpaq provided compensation and shuts down Hidden Valley to the public.

Modern day

In 2020, the Los Panchos Diner and Takeout restaurant opens as a Bloxican-style grill. It is one of the few local businesses to thrive ever on Maple Drive, thanks to its popularity among the growing Hispanic community in Brookhaven. On April 4, 2020, Brookhaven officially becomes the capital of Robloxia. Because of this, Brookhaven starts to blow up in population, reaching 400 million at its peak, as it rapidly becomes a city, then a metropolis, then a megalopolis. As a result, electricity and power grids were operating at insanely large capacities: the highest capacity ever reached was 700,000%. Wolfpaq establishes a Spanish class in Brookhaven School after many citizens complained that Brookhaven is going to be a Hispanic town. In 2021, the electricity grid of the city's strain finally took a toll on the city, sparking a large fire which burned down multiple houses in the Oaks Community. Already strained on resources and employees, Wolfpaq is pressured widely by the community to establish a fire engine garage. He begins to encourage new owners to the island while he looks towards organizing new properties while preventing damage to the environment, along with establishing apartments around Downtown. Eventually, the island would start to lose population because unpopular demand on living on an overpopulated town, and by the end of 2021, the population reached a stable amount: 1,469, 1,234 of which work for the Robloxian Government Headquarters Three. Wolfpaq was a little strained, but fortunately, compared to the past, that was a huge relief.

In 2023, Wolfpaq expanded the current road network to connect both suburban neighborhoods without going through downtown and established an underground railway network, connecting the city and ensuring maximum safety in town transport. The arches are erected as landmarks. The Brookhaven Arcade sells off its second floor as income declines and expenses rise, to a breakfast cafe called Breakfast Republic. It is a hit community wide.

Starting in early 2024, the Brookhaven Railway was re-built. BHE was upgraded into a major airport in Robloxia by Wolfpaq, after being the subject of copious amounts of drama regarding his ignorance on RTSA regulations. Experts are saying that Brookhaven is expected to be overpopulated during peak times. The island can only fit 450 Robloxians maximum, and experts say any more could result in the town economy crashing. Meanwhile, the movement #RechillWolfpaq (codeword for Recall Wolfpaq) began to trend, after a Robloxian named Jay 74985 complained about Brookhaven being a town. "Wolfpaq has turned Brookhaven into a town, causing 400 million Robloxians to lose their homes!". Experts are predicting that this could lead to a second and more devastating war than the Bloxburg Revolutionary War, and experts are predicting unless this situation is contained, the riots would most likely spill over to the larger Robloxian mainland. Meanwhile, there are reports that Madison Megalopolis, a megalopolis in Kionne Republic, is currently voting on seceding the Robloxian Union to arm the Brookhaven Island citizens legally. The post office building is being subject to a complete makeover.

On March 2, 2024, seven residents of Brookhaven disappear mysteriously around the community, all not related to each other in any way. The only found person is Sergo McCain, aged 32, working at St. Lukes Hospital. Although survived, he has no information recalling the missing person cases. The rest of the people have been yet to be found.

On June 1, 2024, CCTV video from the B.O.R. Brookhaven bank revealed remarkable proof of an unknown hero who drove a thief attempting to rob the bank vault into the side wall at an estimated speed of 54 mph. Local officials discovered a disfigured body with burn scars. Some conspiracy theorists have linked the 2003 "Hero of Brookhaven" to the tragedy, however police and the public do not believe this because the so-called hero should have saved Brookhaven at difficult times, such as the 2013 school shooting.

On June 15, 2024, the population of Brookhaven further declined to 225 as the Robloxian Government Headquarters Three employees left the town and moved towards the city of Robloxia. The event became known as "The First Big Move". The following day, the entire town of Brookhaven was moved to Bloxburg Valley. This became known as "The Second Big Move" and would be the location of Brookhaven until July 6, 2025.

On June 28, 2024, Brookhaven's population has begun to skyrocket, reaching from 225 to 74,951 in a matter of hours. Experts are saying that the reason behind the sudden population increase remains unknown, but experts are saying that there are no more residential buildings in Brookhaven, and that building more neighborhoods on Brookhaven Island could take weeks. As a result, homelessness, once rendered non-existent, began to skyrocket tremendously to record high rates. Meanwhile, island-based conflicts on water, energy, and even arable land allocation have begun, and resources have been strained to the point that those are readily unavailable.

Many Brookhavers, if they can even afford a parcel of arable land and construct it as their home, will be dismayed to find out there is no running water or even electricity. Currently, Wolfpaq is trying to upgrade the city's water and electricity infrastructure, as well as rendering more land arable in an attempt to quell the localized resource outages. Currently, Wolfpaq has forced 14,951 Brookhavers to leave due to the induced strain on the city's water and electricity grid and fears of starting another fire of considerable magnitude (see 2021), which was formerly operating at 125% capacity. Following this, the city's population went down 20%, restoring the city's status as a town.

In August 2024, the construction of a government-based concentration camp designated specifically to eradicate the R63 has manifested major and nationalized controversy from the people of Brookhaven. First spotted near the Brookhaven summer camp, the camp appeared to be anachronistic as it exactly resembled a concentration camp one can find in Romarkia from 1939 to 1945. Robloxians first knew about the concentration camp when they saw a chamber and Robloxians carrying huge ballast tankards of a highly potent gaseous halogen towards what presumably appeared to be the gas chamber maintenance room. The protests that subsequently followed demanded that the concentration camp be demolished. Soon after, 11 million R63s, locally attracted to go to Brookhaven due to a new "summer camp renovation", were sent to the gas chamber. They were all killed. There were no survivors. President Roblox cryptically was alleged reportedly to have said "The Final Question Has Been Solved.", alluding to Kiwi Hitler's doublespeak of a Final Solution/Holocaust. This marks the deadliest genocide since 2017, when the 2017 Guest Genocide killed 800 million Guests, and "non-war" atrocity committed in the entire Robloxian world. Soon after, protests arrived in Brookhaven, protesting that President Roblox be impeached for the promotion of war crimes. An impeachment trial was held, and because President Roblox had a huge win in the Robloxian House and in the Robloxian Senate, the impeachment trial was a lopsided landslide victory, assuring that President Roblox was exonerated of any charge, no matter how deadly or severe or concerning it may seem to Robloxians. Due to the failure of the impeachment trial, fuel fomented of a potential of an imminent Second Robloxian Revolution. Localized and nationalized, as well as global news outlets began to talk about an imminent governmental revolution occurring in Robloxia, with political scientists arguing it could be possible in the next year. 55,000 R63s were killed in Brookhaven, decreasing the town's population to 5,000.

Meanwhile, in the former capital town of Brookhaven, a massive ideological shift began to occur with the recent rise and popularity of the left-wing after Democrats, Radicalists, and Socialists held their respective national conventions, while getting some tourists to convert to residents so they can vote for them. The Democrats argued that they will bring a landslide victory to President Roblox after his fascist ideologies had dispersed way too far and have greatly angered and deeply polarized the nation. The Radicalists wanted a complete violent overthrow of the existing Robloxian government so that they can enjoy Roblox anarchy. The Socialists wanted the Robloxian government to stop monitoring the production, distribution, and exchange and give citizens the right to monitor those.

On September 5, 2024, the town of Brookhaven was concerned about the fact that bank robberies are frequent in the town's only bank, namely Brookhaven Bank. The mayor of Brookhaven, taking orders from the Robloxian government, which took orders from the South Korbloxian government, was forced to exile all of the town's South Korbloxian population and prohibit all South Korbloxians from visiting the town. This resulted in heated controversy as many South Korbloxians said that they do not rob the bank at all; therefore, they argued that this was systematic discrimination against a certain nationality demographic and said that the government of South Korbloxia is behaving like North Korbloxia, which they strove to avoid. As such, the population of Brookhaven began to drop even more. The displaced South Korbloxians are currently near Brookhaven in other cities in Bloxburg Valley until the displacement exclusive act was repealed. The Robloxian government also was blamed by the Democrats and Socialists. Democrats argued that the ban needs to be repealed due to the fact they were mostly innocent, and Socialists argued that pure socialism cannot be accomplished without including everybody.

On October 4, 2024, a brand new secure bank safe was built in order to lower the amount of bank robberies and the transition to cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. All money was successfully transferred to the new safe at the beginning of January 2025.

On November 29, 2024, Wolfpaq passed an act known simply as the Remodeling of Brookhaven Act. This act was passed in response to new residents protesting for the remodeling of all of the buildings of Brookhaven due to the fact new residents did not like how the buildings were designed. As a result, six buildings were remodeled in Brookhaven, namely St. Luke's Hospital, Brookhaven Police, Brookhaven High School, Cornermart, the auto shop (which was converted to an auto mall), and the Brookhaven Bank.

On February 4, 2025, Wolfpaq announced that he would resign as mayor of Brookhaven due to family reasons. As a consequence, a emergency mayoral election would be held on February 5, 2025, in which Voldex would win. Voldex had strong political support relative to his opponents. Citizens in the town were starting to be frightened that the new mayor and his political party might do bad decisions for the future of Brookhaven keeping them wondering if Brookhaven will thrive or end up in a crisis. The first day in office, Voldex hired Wolfpaq to lead the Department of Architecture, a department in Brookhaven that decides on new buildings for the town and whether or not a building should be renovated or demolished.

On February 17, 2025, Voldex signed the first clauses of the 2025 Remodeling of Brookhaven Act into legislature, which renovated the Brookhaven Mall, as well as importing swan cars to vehicle dealerships.

On March 17, 2025, the new clauses of the 2025 Remodeling of Brookhaven Act were signed.

Recently, on July 4, 2025, a novel virus was discovered in Brookhaven that turns Robloxians into zombie like states. It is presumed that the novel virus came from the rare minerals found in the Bloxburg meteor. On July 6, 2025, the town performed a second migration back to the state of Kionne Republic, where it remained for the supermajority of its history.

On August 29, 2025, a nuclear power plant was built in Brookhaven. The nuclear power plant was panned by civilians as it was close to the city's airport and residential areas.

On January 15, 2026, the town would fall victim to a massive protest and riot against the Age Checks for Communication Executive Order when the town was being visited by Bloxrazilian journalists working for their country's news outlet. Authorities tried to de-escalate the protest and riot, but they were stifled by the fact this executive order also applied to them too, therefore, they could only confront protesters who could communicate under this executive order, and would send minor authorities to confront minors, and adult authorities to confront adults, which ended up creating a weakened, albeit still functional, way to de-escalate the situation, which despite it initially working, ended up backfiring spectacularly.

On March 20, 2026, the town would fall victim to the Classic Faces Ban Executive Order. This would effectively render one of the permits given out in the town useless. Fortunately, the mayor of Brookhaven has given out free cool vehicles to citizens who brought one of those permits.

Description

There is a wide variety of local businesses, two main suburbs, and additional public or recreational services. All utilities are managed by town hall, with the exception of a small solar field to the southeast, and it is their responsibility to keep service constant.

Events

Three events take place every year in Brookhaven.

Egg Hunt

Near Easter or on Easter, Brookhaven holds four unofficial egg hunts of varying difficulties. By completing an egg hunt, Robloxians can purchase egg-shaped vehicles made by Eggstien Motors.

Candy Corn Hunt

Near Halloween, Brookhaven holds a candy corn hunt. Robloxians can purchase vehicles with candy corns. Otherwise, Robloxians do what they normally do for Halloween.

Brookhaven Race

The Brookhaven Race is a race that occurs every five years, starting on November 27, 2021. It has a helicopter and a car race. The race was only held five times, and eleven races were cancelled, highly because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Brookhaven Prix

Similar to the Brookhaven Race, there is a local contest held in which major roads are temporarily closed down in favor of holding a racing competition. The top owner receives a cash reward and trophy.

Government

There is a Town Hall near the Oaks Community and on Main Street. It serves most authority operations on the island, along with a police department on the opposite side of the road further east, keeping the peace in Brookhaven.

Transport

Most local transportation is used with automobiles or walking.

Public Transit

There is a city bus system, ran by the Madison County Transport Authority , which operates 19 bus routes. It is also served by the Brookhaven Subway funicular.

Air

Madison County Civilian Airport is one of a few airfields in Madison Airport, serving a single passenger airline allowing access in and out of Brookhaven Island via air transport.

Roads and Highways

Brookhaven is served by multiple roads.

Interbloxes

Interblox 42

Interblox 42 is the main and first Interblox passing through Brookhaven. It connects Livetopia and Roregon, passing through important points in northern Robloxia, making it a very important Interblox.

Interblox 666

Interblox 666 is the second most important road through Brookhaven. It follows an extended route from Bloxburg to Greenville and from there to Pacifico. It is actually a group of several roads. For part of its route, it follows Interblox 42, allowing it to connect to Brookhaven.

Interblox 84

Interblox 84 is also a somewhat important road that passes through Brookhaven. It runs from Bloxburg Valley to Roregon, via Bloxorado. It provides a fast route from Brookhaven to Sacramento and access to many other roads that intersect.

Interblox 67

Interblox 67 is a major regional road connecting Brookhaven and David Springs. It allows Brookhaven residents to quickly get to Bloxorado, where they can access many other important roads.

State Routes

N/A. More Info soon or later.

County Roads

Madison County Tollway 0

MCT-0 is a county route and is strange because it is designated with a 0. It is the main toll road for Madison County and Brookhaven.

Madison County Route 99

MCT-99 was originally BV-99, until it was demoted to a county route because Brookhaven was falsely mentioned to be in Bloxburg Valley. Madison County Transport Authority and Kionne Republic Department of Transportation say that by November 2025, MCT-99 might be KR-99. However, KRDOT and MCTA have also claimed that it might not be viable due to Voldex Party and Kionne Republic restrictions and to avoid the International Agency of Contracts.

Climate

Brookhaven is colder than the Madison Megalopolis, but warmer than Brookhaven Peak. Temperatures on average are below freezing from January to February and December and are above freezing the rest of the year. Most common natural disasters do not occur on Brookhaven due to the island's structure and the wave patterns of the ocean. The only worry is floods that go up to two feet on average and pose a risk to the lower levels of the island.

Like all of the other cities, Brookhaven's climate is characterized by a typical Robloxian climate, with warm summer days, moderate summer nights, cold winter days, and cold winter nights. Climate data for Brookhaven dates back to at least 1955. The average temperature of Brookhaven Peak year-round is a moderate 48 degrees Fahrenheit, which is 52 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than Brookhaven Peak and 44 degrees Fahrenheit colder than Madison Megalopolis's average temperature. Due to the city being coastal, Brookhaven's diurnal temperature differences typically vary between 11 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit.

Occasionally, a Red Flag Warning might strike in the area, displacing the climatological average of high humidity and replacing it with lower humidity. This, coupled with very strong winds, can explosively intensify fires in the surrounding areas. Due to the low humidity in the area, this can occasionally result in a diurnal temperature difference of more than 20 degrees Fahrenheit as the specific heat capacity of the air decreases as it is no longer nearly saturated with water vapor.

Climate data for the city of Brookhaven (Celsius / Fahrenheit / Year)

Highs/Lows	January	February	March	April	May	June	July	August	September	October	November	December
Record Highs	8(47) (2006)	10(50) (1998)	19(67) (2000)	42(108) (2011)	42(108) (1993)	43(110) (2019)	48(119) (2013)	43(110) (1960)	40(104) (1973)	44(112) (1960)	38(101) (2007)	48(119) (2013)
Highs	0 (32)	2(36)	11(51)	15(59)	22(72)	23(74)	21(70)	23(74)	17(63)	15(59)	8(47)	-3(27)
Averages	-5(23)	-3(26)	7(44.5)	10(49.5)	17(63)	18(65)	18(64)	18(64)	14(56.5)	11(52)	5(41.5)	-6(21.5)
Lows	-10(14)	-9(16)	3(38)	4(40)	12(54)	13(56)	14(58)	12(54)	10(50)	7(45)	2(36)	-9(16)
Record Lows	-81(-114) (2021)	-28(-19) (1987)	-10(14) (1955)	-11(13) (2016)	-2(29) (1960)	4(40) (1977)	6(43) (2002)	0(32) (2010)	7(45) (1984)	-2(28) (1999)	-13(9) (1958)	-13(9) (2003)

Neighborhoods

LOCATIONS AND DISTRICT DETAILS CAN BE FOUND UNDER THE HEADING Buildings.

• Central Block
• Valleyside
• Maple Drive
• Main Street
• The Mall
• Overpass Plazas
• The Oaks Community (combined with Crown Pointe Estates)
• Western Fields
• Hidden Valley
• Blackhawk Community (no details under Buildings)
• Lake Madison
• Flatfields
• Western Meadow
• Surrounding tropical islands (used entirely for upper-class residents)

Criticism

• Real estate purchasing is low due to the high cost of permits and scarce properties.
• Many citizens dislike the town due to its favorable spot for daters.
• Theft and robbery are becoming a larger problem in recent years.
• Racism is gradually increasing.
• Premium Brookhaveners have criticized the government for not adding new “Premium Only” content to the permit.

Fun Facts

• Brookhaven has a lower median age compared to Robloxia's.
• Brookhaven has two Earth locations, both of which have not prepared to file lawsuits for copying their name. (TRUE)

Buildings

PLEASE BE ADVISED, THIS IS A LONG LIST

Brookhaven Nuclear Power Plant - A nuclear power plant criticized for being located near Madison County Civilian Airport and residential areas.

Central Block:

Brookhaven Town Park - Picnic grounds, swing sets, public pool

Little Sands Daycare - Childcare and nursery center for kids aged 0-6

Brookhaven Police - The sole police station of the Township of Brookhaven, serving the entire island. It has a helicopter pad service.

Valleyside:

Brookhaven High School - 6-12 grade school serving all children on the entire island. The Brookhaven School Auditorium occasionally hosts events and ceremonies serving the community. It is renowned for its official mascot, the Doge. It is most notable for the 2013 school shooting.

Brookhaven Sports Park - Soccer field and skate park. The soccer field is open only for school from hours 9-3 during the day. On weekends, both sport areas are open to the public from 8:30 AM to dusk. There are proposals to erect a stadium for Brookhaven United FC.

Little Hideout - Town campground with RVs permitted to enter. There is a picnic grounds not far from the town's school.

Brookhaven Cemetery - Although it is presumed there are older burial grounds around Brookhaven, the Brookhaven Cemetery was the first one to be "modernized", but it quickly closed a few decades after construction after running out of burial spaces. Strange noises have been heard in the area starting circa 2011 at midnight.

St Lukes. Hospital - St. Lukes Hospital is the main healthcare facility on the island of Brookhaven, fit with standard services found everywhere else across Robloxia. Despite having the height of two stories, only the first floor is available to the public. This reason is unknown, leading to some to conjecture that the Brookhaven Agency could exist in the second story.

Maple Drive

Brookhaven Bank - A local bank network managing the financial status of the public. It has been a hotspot for robbers and thieves in recent years. A brand new safe was installed in order to reduce the amount of robberies.

RockStar Clothing - The main clothing store in Brookhaven, providing a variety of shirts, pants, and other options for boys and girls.

Brookhaven Family DENTAL - A dental clinic above Rockstar, available via the indoor stairway to the right, which leads to the city shelter.

Starbrooks - Starbrooks Brookhaven is the first location of the Starbrooks brand, serving for over 50 years. It specializes in baked goods and hot beverages. It is a hotspot for Brookhaveners on weekday mornings.

Brookhaven Shelter - The Brookhaven Shelter was opened in the early 2020s to a growing problem of homelessness. The shelter provides a small buffet, sleeping quarters, and bathroom. It is above Starbrooks and is accessible via the indoor stairway to the left.

Library and Books - Library and Books is an old library dating back to the mid-20th century.

7th Maple Dr Unit B - A small commercial space which has been owned by different stores as time went on. It was originally an auto parts store, before being bought by a gun store. A phone shop was opened in 2015 shortly after the gun shop faced bankruptcy.

Brookhaven Post Office - A post office service with a mail truck garage.

9 Maple Dr Unit B - Home of the Art Gallery which shows all kinds of Brookhaven artifacts. Weird noises were heard here at night ever since the opening of the gallery. Used to be home of the Brookhaven Dealership before they went out of business after the Auto Shop got refurbished into the Auto Mall. Before that, it used to be a restaurant called The Brick.

Los Panchos Diner & Takeout - A Bloxican-style grill accessible via the same stairway used to get to the dealership. It is famous for its old-fashioned tacos and customizable burritos. It is popular among the growing percentage of Hispanic residents living in Brookhaven.

Main Street:

Cornermart - A grocer serving the town with dairy products, fresh produce, and processed goods. It is criticized for a lack of goods variety.

Corner Apartments - Two stories of apartments are above the Cornermart. The top floor is exclusive for penthouse permits. Since its construction, check-in rates at the motel have dropped.

Hair & Nails - A salon specializing in hair and nail care.

Club Brooks - Brookhaven's only club which has lasted for a while and has undergone multiple renovations. It is open on nights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and also Saturday, which extends a dance-off platform. It is open from hours 9-2 in the night. It is accessible via the indoor stairway to the left.

Sweetest in Brookhaven - Sweetest in Brookhaven is the town's only ice cream parlor. It is a popular attraction among locals. It is only open during April-October.

Brooks Family Pastry - Brooks Family Pastry serves all kinds of pastry including cakes, cupcakes and brownies. Replaces the ice cream parlor in winter months (October-April).

Brookhaven Public Services - A location above Brookhaven's ice cream parlor, split into three offices for smaller services around town, including a law office, modeling agency, and party planner. The location is accessible via the indoor stairway to the right.

Brookhaven Arcade - The Brookhaven Arcade is a popular recreational building with a variety of arcade games. It once had a second floor dedicated to birthday parties, but it was sold to another owner with declining party plans throughout the years and increasing maintenance costs. The stairway has been torn out.

Breakfast Republic - Breakfast Republic is a morning diner which is renowned for its variety of cultural breakfast foods from around the world, such as Western Eurobloxia, Tovokian Federation, and South/Southeast Bloxasia. It is accessible via a stairway to the left and now occupies the former second floor of the Brookhaven Arcade.

CITY HALL (Main Street):

City Hall is the center of authority, serving Brookhaven's basic needs and desires. It has a large variety of services to keep the town running smoothly.

First Floor: One will walk into a central stairway in front of a small garden. To the right hand-side, there is a paranormal activity office, an F.B.I. office, and a tax collectors office. On the left hand-side, there is a bill and expenses office, driving school, utility manager, and voting polls during local/state/national elections.

Second Floor: One will walk up the stairs and turn around to see the second floor, with a balcony ahead near the front. On the right hand-side (front POV), there is Brookhaven's only courtroom for trials. On the left hand-side (front POV), there is a mayor's office and witness protection program.

(continue Main Street):

Brookhaven Fire Hall - Brookhaven's only fire hall service. There is a garage capable of serving up to two fire engines.

Brooks Plaza:

The Mall is one of Brookhaven's most visited landmarks, hosting a variety of stores and services to the citizen's liking.

FIRST FLOOR:

Mo's Pizza - Mo's Pizza is a staple classic of Brookhaven, open for decades as a local business, serving fresh, quality pizza with Italian influence. It has a pizza delivery service.

おいしい食べ物 (Delicious Food) - Serves different types of Neo-Japanese food. One of the businesses which opened in the mall after the 2025 Remodeling of Brookhaven Act. Founded by a Neo-Japanese immigrant.

Sub 'n' Go - A chain serving sub sandwiches. One of the businesses which opened in the mall after the 2025 Remodeling of Brookhaven Act.

Brookhaven Modeling Co. - A modeling service to train and teach those who wish to learn modeling.

Brookhaven Stage - A stage mostly used for events, with a range of musical instruments and microphones at the ready. During events, many visit the mall to listen to performances.

The Mall Movies - A movie theatre mostly based underground, with two movie rooms. There is a registration and snack center at ground level, selling chocolates and popcorn.

SECOND FLOOR:

Cyber PRO - This store sells electronics, like televisions, computers, laptops, phones and consoles. Known for its mascot, the Tech Robot. One of the businesses who joined in the remodeling of the mall.

GIA - A clothing store selling predominantly women's fashion. One of the businesses which opened in the mall after the 2025 Remodeling of Brookhaven Act.

Empire Clothing - A clothing store selling predominantly men's fashion. One of the businesses which opened in the mall after the 2025 Remodeling of Brookhaven Act.

Furniture R US - Small furniture store selling different types of furniture. Citizens could choose furniture and they get it delivered to citizens. Known for common sales. One of the businesses which opened in the mall after the 2025 Remodeling of Brookhaven Act.

Rosie's Gym - Brookhaven's renowned fitness center, which is known for intense exercises.

Brookhaven Dancing Studio - A studio with dance lessons on weekdays.

BTV Studios - Brookhaven Television runs its services and local channels for the island. It has a pre-set news station and interview spot at the ready. Channels 7 to 8 are broadcasted live from BTV studios.

DEMOLISHED:

Happy Burger - Happy Burger was a fast-food restaurant, home to the Big Cheese, a renowned Brookhaven favorite for being a delicious burger. Takeout was available. Demolished due a new location, Burger Barn being constructed and the Big Cheese being moved there.

Overpass Plazas:

Rotten Robbie Inc. - (Real thing) Rotten Robbie Inc. is a rest stop company. They have a chain in Brookhaven with a gas refueling station, car wash, and minimart. This place is notable for the 1999 Brookhaven Rotten Robbies Massacre.

Auto Mall - Home of a dealership, car repair facility and replacement of parts. Used to be the Brookhaven Auto Shop before the Remodeling of Brookhaven Act.

Burger Barn - Burger Barn is a burger restaurant in Brookhaven, home to the Big Cheese, a renowned Brookhaven favorite for being a delicious burger. Also contains EV charging stations.

Brookhaven Motel - A motel near the Brookhaven Airport and Burger Barn. Business is declining thanks to the new apartments near Main Street. A second floor was built and the motel remodeled, but it didn't bring any more customers.

Madison County Civilian Airport - A minor airport providing a passenger airline service in and out of Brookhaven Island. Its layout design is considered strange considering the location.

The Oaks Community:

Brookhaven Catholic Church - A church in Brookhaven devoted to Mr. Brookhaven and his mysterious crystal. It is also used for weddings and funerals.

Western Fields:

The western side of Brookhaven Island is dominated largely by farms and planting fields. There is the Brookhaven Stables, a center dedicated to training and caring for horses.

Hidden Valley:

Hidden Valley is home to an estate under unique terrain. There was a base near the top which allowed for drone-carriers to let Robloxians explore Brookhaven from a bird's view, but it was closed in 2018 due to safety concerns. All access to Hidden Valley's Mountain is restricted.

Lake Madison:

Lake Madison is a hotspot for upper class residencies, close to the Brookhaven Hot Springs and Hidden Valley Waterfall. There is a summer camp sandwiched between the hot springs and the southern shoreline of the island.

Flatfields:

Flatfields is the southeast plains of Brookhaven Island.

Brookhaven Solar Power Plant - Brookhaven Solar Power Plant was opened upon growing demand for renewable energy among residents after imported gas was the sole provider of electricity. While the solar panel field has greatly helped with energy production, the island still relies on a supply of imported gas to fully function.

The rest of Flatfields is dominated by agriculture.

North Meadow:

North Meadow is surrounded by hills and overlooks the northern shore. It is largely untouched except for a few farm fields.

Demolished:

Brooks Diner - Brooks Diner was a middle-priced restaurant with a drive thru and nearby EV charging station. It had takeout service available.

There are rumors of supposed base ran by the mysterious group titled "The Agency". Its location is yet to be found if it exists, but Wolfpaq, the former mayor of Brookhaven, has revealed the location. It was later found responsible for 3,981 charges of kidnappings, with 2,711 robloxians surviving and 1,270 robloxians dying.

In Popular Culture

Brookhaven was used as the main setting for the 19th volume of the Roblox comics, titled Showdown in the Heart of Brookhaven, released in January 2017.