Multistate agreements

Multistate agreements are formal arrangements between two or more states or jurisdictions that establish shared policies or collaborative efforts on specific issues. These agreements can cover various areas such as environmental protection, transportation, taxation, or law enforcement. By working together, states can address challenges that cross their borders, improve resource efficiency, and ensure consistent regulations. For example, an agreement on air quality can help states minimize pollution effectively, benefiting the entire region. Multistate agreements reflect cooperation aimed at achieving common goals while respecting individual state laws and sovereignty.