style, and a projecting central tower.  The main roof is gabled, with a level of clerestory windows.  The tower has one of the three main entrances on the ground floor, a Gothic lancet-arch window on the second, and a belfry with lancet-arched openings on the third level.  It is topped by an octagonal spire with cross finial.

Roman Catholic services began in Lewiston in the late 1840s, provided by traveling priests.  St. Joseph's was organized 1857, with services held in a former Baptist church.  This church was constructed in 1864-67, and was the third church commissioned by the Diocese of Portland from Patrick C. Keely.  Keely went on to design several more, as well as the bishop's residence in Portland, but of theElectric Safety and Reliability Branch

Mission

To conduct effective oversight of the safety and reliability of California's electric and communication infrastructure.

Responsibilities

The Electric Safety and Reliability Branch (ESRB) of the Consumer Protection and Safety Division enforces Commission rules and regulations to ensure that generating asset owners and utility companies run a safe and reliable electric and communication system. Branch staff regularly conducts audits and inspections, investigates safety incident or system problem, and advises the Commission on related matters.

About ESRB

ESRB has main offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles, and a field office in Sacramento. The Branch consists of two sections. The Electric Generation Safety and Reliability Section (EGSRS) oversees generating asset owners and power plants. The Electric and Communication Facility Safety Section (ECFSS) oversees utility company of electric transmission and distribution,