State Regulators

State regulators are government agencies at the state level responsible for overseeing and enforcing rules within specific industries, such as utilities, healthcare, and finance. Their goal is to protect consumers, ensure fair practices, and maintain safety standards. They review and approve rates, monitor service quality, and ensure companies comply with laws. Essentially, they act as watchdogs and facilitators to help keep industries operating fairly, safely, and in accordance with state laws, balancing the interests of consumers and businesses.