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This joint resolution honors the County of Sacramento on its 175th anniversary (also known as its demisemiseptcentennial), celebrating the county's remarkable transformation from a small population of 9,087 in 1850 to a thriving region of 1,611,231 residents today. The resolution highlights the county's significant historical contributions, including its role during the Gold Rush, as the starting point for the Central Pacific Railroad, a hub for communication technologies like the Pony Express and telegraph, and a center for aviation development. The document recognizes Sacramento County's commitment to serving its residents through essential services such as health and welfare, criminal justice, municipal services, and transportation, and notes that the county is home to seven cities: Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, Folsom, Galt, Isleton, Rancho Cordova, and Sacramento. The Legislature formally honors the county's rich history, commends its ongoing dedication to community development, and expresses optimism for its continued success and integral role in shaping California's future, embodied by its core purpose of "Enriching Communities to Thrive."

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