A Fine State of Affairs
As the largest state government in-plant, California's Office of State Publishing is working in tandem with state government directives to increase production efficiency and reduce costs for stakeholders.
California State Printer Jerry Hill spent Ben Franklin's 308th birthday—January 17, 2014—hosting his own print-worthy party: an open house at the Office of State Publishing (OSP) to promote the in-plant's newly expanded facilities and upgraded capabilities.
The expansion augmented OSP's digital print and mail area from 10,000 to 50,000 square feet, including 10,000 square feet added to its mass mailing center. Part of California's Department of General Services, OSP operates out of a 300,000-square-foot location in the state capital of Sacramento, just a mile and a half from the capitol building.
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