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California's OSP also has a long tradition that dates to 1850. The state printing office finally took up residence in the old governor's mansion in 1875 and gradually grew by documenting the activities of its state legislature. That branch remains the OSP's number one customer.
Though it has been in its current Sacramento facility for many years now, the OSP may soon have to find new digs. A proposed light rail system running through the in-plant may uproot it. This could result in a smaller operation. But Blair is optimistic about the future of the OSP and feels the state values it for its 24-hour responsiveness.
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