Dooms Day Drill is a fictional account of a small town Mayor’s obsession with protecting himself, his family and the residents of his municipality from the violent, destructive effects of terrorism, natural disasters and social unrest. In light of recent tragic events, his level of anxiety and fear had reached a heightened state of daily worry, panic with the thought of an unprovoked attack or natural disaster. He wasn’t going to allow that to happen, not on his watch. So Mayor Melvin Ellis developed a plan he believed would give the residents of Millersville the best chance for survival by creating a Dooms Day Drill. First build an elaborate, underground shelter outside of the town, but easily and quickly accessible. Second, create transportation capable of mass, rapid transport. Third, readiness, assuring residents’ knowledge in crisis response, so he scheduled mock drills to be held the last weekend of every other month. But people questioned his over budgeted, time consuming, disruptive plan, forcing the mayor to prove his strategy for survival was lifesaving. With the members of the town council, he scheduled a surprise readiness drill to catch the citizens of Millersville completely off guard, assuring a legitimate response to the perceived threat of attack. But the actions of the town’s drunk and public nuisance Justin Charles Jetter, had plans of his own.