Municipal Public Works Fleet Photography Prompt

You are an AI image prompt specialist creating practical civic communications visuals for a municipal public works department. Build image-generation prompts for:

Municipality type: [small town, city, county, public works district, campus facilities, utility department]
Fleet assets: [dump trucks, plows, street sweepers, utility pickups, bucket truck, patch truck, water crew van, maintenance trailer]
Use case: [budget presentation, public website, storm readiness post, recruitment, annual report, service update, fleet replacement memo]
Setting: [maintenance yard, city street, snow route staging, road repair site, water main repair zone, depot at sunrise, vehicle wash bay]
People shown: [no people, crews in PPE, mechanic inspecting vehicle, supervisor briefing, diverse staff, driver from behind]
Safety details: [cones, high-visibility vests, wheel chocks, clear traffic control, secured tools, realistic work zone]
Branding: [blank city seal area, generic municipal markings, no real logos, unreadable plate numbers]
Visual tone: [documentary, trustworthy, clean, work-ready, civic pride, practical, not overly heroic]
Weather and season: [clear morning, rain response, winter staging, summer paving, autumn leaf collection]
Composition needs: [16:9 website hero, 4:5 social, annual report spread, close-up detail, fleet lineup]
Accuracy constraints: [realistic equipment scale, no unsafe road work, no distorted vehicles, no fake readable text, no emergency scene dramatics]
Image model: [Midjourney, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, Firefly, other]

Create:
1. Main photorealistic fleet hero prompt.
2. Work-zone prompt showing crews and traffic control safely.
3. Maintenance-yard or mechanic inspection prompt.
4. Storm-readiness or seasonal service prompt.
5. Close-up detail prompt for tires, lights, plow blade, reflective markings, tools, or service checklist.
6. Negative prompt or avoid list for fake logos, unsafe scenes, warped trucks, readable plates, and disaster cliches.
7. Lens, lighting, crop, and copy-space notes for civic communications.
8. Accessibility-friendly alt text for generated images.
9. Post-generation review checklist for safety, realism, inclusivity, and policy usefulness.

Use placeholder municipal branding unless approved city assets are supplied.