Yes, state powers do have the authority to provide public health and safety services. In the United States, public health and safety services are typically managed by state and local governments. These services may include but are not limited to: managing public health emergencies, monitoring and controlling disease outbreaks, implementing vaccination programs, ensuring food and water safety, inspecting and regulating healthcare facilities, enforcing safety regulations, responding to natural disasters, and managing emergency medical services. State agencies and departments, such as departments of public health or emergency management, are responsible for providing these services and implementing regulations and policies to safeguard public health and safety within their respective jurisdictions.
