State Printing Center

History

In July 1981, the Office of Administration responded to the state's printing needs by initiating the start-up of the State Printing Center. Since that time, the state has benefited greatly from consolidating eleven small print shops into one facility, and the resulting cost savings have been substantial.

As a result of consolidation and integration of services, the state has been able to capitalize on the latest technology of printing applications, assuring excellent quality and the ability to respond to immediate printing demands.

The State Printing Center provides a full range of graphic services, desktop publishing enhancements, typesetting, graphics, quick copying, printing and mailing to all state agencies including the executive and judicial branches of state government.

For 33 years Gary Judd dedicated himself to serving the citizens of Missouri. He implemented new technologies in print and digital production saving taxpayers money. His influence and example continue through those who knew him, worked with him and worked for him.