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Currently, the department has 6,165 square feet of office space in Sacramento for 39 positions. The department proposes to acquire 14,673 square feet and transfer 26 positions from San
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We do not want to discourage DFI's attempt to consolidate staff in Sacramento. In fact, we believe moving the entire department to Sacramento merits consideration given (1) the department's
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when they become vacant or when existing staff desire to relocate. Thus, DFI does not know how soon additional office space would be occupied.
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