State governments provide services such as education, healthcare, transportation, and law enforcement. They also manage state budgets, regulate industries, and oversee state parks and natural resources.
County governments provide services such as public safety (sheriff's offices, fire departments), waste management, social services, and public health programs. They also maintain roads, bridges, and other infrastructure within their jurisdiction.
Local governments provide services such as public schools, zoning and planning regulations, parks and recreation facilities, and trash collection. They also oversee local law enforcement agencies and provide emergency services.