Interstate Data Sharing

Interstate Data Sharing is when different states' government agencies exchange information to improve services, enforce laws, or enhance safety. For example, they might share vehicle registration details, criminal records, or emergency response data. This coordination helps streamline processes, reduce fraud, and respond more effectively across state lines. Data is shared securely, following privacy laws and regulations, ensuring that relevant authorities have timely access to necessary information without compromising individual privacy. Overall, it enhances efficiency and cooperation between states to better serve the public.