# Amicus Curiae Brief — Delaware River & Bay Authority v. International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 68 > Briefs, arguments, decisions, and more. URL: https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/brief%3Amicro_IA40386013_1052%3A6 ## Record - **Collection:** Supreme Court brief - **Document type:** Amicus Curiae Brief - **Published:** January 1, 1997 - **Citation:** 522 U.S. 861 ## Text No. 97-81 \~/ aie sg FILED AUG 25 1997 IN THE CLERK Supreme Court of the United States - OCTOBER TERM, 1997 — ae THE DELAWARE RIVER AND BAY AUTHORITY, Petitioner, v. INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS, LOCAL 68, et al., Respondents. AMICUS CURIAE BRIEF IN SUPPORT OF THE PETITION FOR A WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY William H. Roberts* Peter A. Gold Jennifer J. Platzkere BLANK ROME COMISKY & Of counsel: McCAULEY Richard L. Brown 210 Lake Drive East, Suite 200 John A. Zagorski Woodland Falls Corporate Park Delaware River Port Authority Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08002 One Port Center (609) 779-3600 2 Riverside Drive P.O. Box 1949 1200 Four Penn Center Plaza Camden, New Jersey Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 08101-1949 19103-2599 (609) 968-2407 (215) 569-5500 *Counsel of Record Counsel for amicus curiae Delaware River Port Authority i ccenmneaaenemanemnniammmannttininemcae maaan stearate nm Ser COe4FOS CUNLAF COMPANY, 2067 E. ALLEGHENY AVENUE. PHILADELPHIA. PA 19134 (215) 425-6800 ant TABLE OF CONTENTS Page pe Pt RE ee er ee Pee eee iii INTEREST OF THE DELAWARE RIVER PORT AUTHORITY Se ee cass cacccc cesccvesesvacs SUMMARY OF THE ARGUMENT .....................0-. 3 FB EERE TTPO TET ETTI TT TET ETT TA Te eee 4 I. THE ISSUE PRESENTED IS IMPORTANT AND FUNDA- MENTAL AND POTENTIALLY AFFECTS OVER 150 BI-STATE OR INTERSTATE COMPACT ENTITIES THROUGHOUT THE NATION. ..................2+4-- 4 Il. THIS COURT SHOULD GRANT REVIEW TO REQUIRE ADHERENCE TO THE TERMS OF THE UNIQUE AGREE- MENTS ENTERED INTO BY STATES THAT HAVE CREATED INTERSTATE COMPACT ENTITIES. ........ 6 A. The New Jersey Supreme Court’s Decision Directly Conflicts With the Decision of the Pennsylvania B. The Difference Between The Standard of Scrutiny Applied by Pennsylvania and New Jersey Is Outcome- Determinative and Exposes Bi-State and Interstate Compact Entities to the Application of Conflicting DE CES EAE EESEG6 bs GE0 60S WSS EGS 166 dhe 66020000 a] Ill. THE NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT'S DECISION VIOLATES THE COMPACT CLAUSE OF THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AND THE TERMS OF THE PEE, Snececccdasccseccesbecceceseseess 10 TABLE OF CONTENTS — (Continued) IV. THE NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT'S DECISION VIO- LATES THE SUPREMACY CLAUSE OF THE UNITED SESE CEE 6 ot ncccccsdectsbaeséponntas« V. THE NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT'S DECISION VIOLATES THE DOCTRINE OF SEPARATION OF POPE ceccccccusvcvcncenenescésenseseeaanereee APPENDIX A: National Listing of Bi-State and Interstate Compact EN a cns conteneesdatussseheedeeneenes APPENDIX B: Chart of New Jersey Co-Created Bi-State and Interstate BEE nv cccncccccesenecduadenenubeneeeneaeeeeeiee Page TABLE OF AUTHORITIES CASES: Page(s) C.T. Hellmuth & Assocs. v. Washington Metro. Area Transit Auth., 414 F. Supp. 408 (D. Md. 1976) ................. 5 Cuyler v. Adams, 449 U.S. 433 (1981) ..................05. 14 Delaware River & Bay Auth. v. Careilo, 43 Del. Ch. 213, 222 GRRE SII ee a a a a eee a 10 Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Comm'n. v. Colbrun, 310 ee dak skh cen baum 14 Delaware River Port Auth., 22 New Jersey Pub. Empl. Rep. I at elles ews 12 Delaware River Port Auth. v. Comm. of Pennsylvania, 137 Pa. Commw. 170, 585 A.2d 587 (1991) ............. 6, 10 Hess v. Port Authority Trans-Hudson, 513 U.S. 30 (1994) ... 15 Malverty v. Waterfront Comm'n of New York, 71 N.Y.2d 977, 524 N.E.2d 421, 529 N.Y.S.2d 67 (1988) ................ 10 Nardi v. Delaware River Port Auth., 88 Pa. Commw. 558, 490 ag A RE Ns I a a 6-8, 10 Pennsylvania Labor Rel. Bd. v. Delaware River Port Auth., 13 Pa. Pub. Empl. Rep. ¢ 13072 (1982). ............... 12 Port Auth. Trans-Hudson v. Feeney, 495 U.S. 299 (1990) .... 6, 11 Shelley v. Kraemer, 334 U.S. 1 (1948) .................005. ll Stinson v. Delaware River Port Auth., 935 F. Supp. 531 REE EN ne ea 12 Texas v. New Mexico, 462 U.S. 554 (1983) ................ 11, 13 Vornado, Inc. v. Hyland, 77 N.J. 347, 390 A.2d 606 (1978) ... 15 United States v. Belkins, 304 U.S. 27 (1938) ............... 3 TABLE OF AUTHORITIES — (Continued) CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS: Page(s) hee Be Se report oe eee oe 2, 10-11,14 is ge 6S | US Oe ee ore or rie eee ee 13-14 STATUTORY PROVISIONS: ee Fo RS aS: FY err es ee ee 9, 11-12 i i a a i a Ne ee 11 NS, Coes as On a Cg a a a cee ee 2, 11-12, 14-15 ee SP errr reer errrer ecco TT 15 N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:11E-Let seg. ........----++22005- 9, 11-12 Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 36, § 3503 et seg. ...............- 2, 11-12, 14-15 Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 36, § 3504.1 et seg. ..........00..0 000 15 LEGISLATIVE MATERIALS: Pub. Res. No. 26, ch. 258, 47 Stat. 308 (1932) ............... 2 OTHER AUTHORITIES: The Council of State Governments, Interstate Compacts & De 8k bine chee Ad ohh dies cannes eres s 4 Delaware River Port Authority, Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the Year Ended December 31, 1996 CRDUGD 00 00.0n006b sone tneeseceenteetpensedae sceenee 2 Supreme Court of the United States OCTOBER TERM, 1997 THE DELAWARE RIVER AND BAY AUTHORITY, Petitioner, v. INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS, LOCAL 68, et al., Respondents. AMICUS CURIAE BRIEF IN SUPPORT OF THE PETITION FOR A WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY ~ The Delaware River Port Authority (“DRPA”) files this amicus curiae brief in support of the Petition for a Writ of Certiorari filed by Petitioner, The Delaware River and Bay Authority (“DRBA”).' Both Petitioner and Respondents have consented to the filing of this brief, and the consents have been filed with the Clerk of this Court. INTEREST OF THE DELAWARE RIVER PORT AUTHORITY AS AMICUS CURIAE The DRPA has an immediate, direct and important stake in this case. Similar in nature to Petitioner DRBA, the DRPA is a bi-state 'The cost of this amicus curiae brief was paid in full by the DRPA. Neither the Petitioner nor Respondents contributed to its preparation. SS ry res ere piblic corporate instrumentality created in 1931 pursuant to the Compact Clause of the United States Constitution, Art. I, § 10, cl. 3, by the legislatures of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. N.J. Stat. Ann. § 3::3-1 et seq.; Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 36, § 3503 et seg. (the DRPA’s Compact). Congress subsequently approved of this Compact. Pub. Res. No. 26, ch. 258, 47 Stat. 308 (1932). Originally named the Delaware River Joint Commission’, the DPA was created for the purpose of constructing, operating and maintaining certain interstate transportation routes between New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The DRPA was authorized, inter alia, to build bridges, to establish connecting roads and to provide transpor- taion services within the Delaware River Port District. N.J. Stat. Aan § 32:3-2; Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 36, § 3503, Art I. At the present time, tre DRPA operates four interstate bridges between New Jersey and Pennsylvania that span the Delaware River (the Benjamin Franklin Bidge, the Walt Whitman Bridge, the Commodore Barry Bridge and the Betsy Ross Bridge). Through its wholly-owned subsidiary, the Pet Authority Transit Corporation (“PATCO”), the DRPA operates a iigh-speed train line between Philadelphia and Lindenwold, New Jesey. The DRPA is also authorized to engage in various economic development projects in the Port District. The magnitude of the sope of the DRPA’s activities is illustrated by the fact that, in 1996, approximately 98,558,000 vehicles crossed the DRPA’s bridges, 10658,000 passengers rode PATCO’s trains, and the DRPA’s net asets from operations were $322,306,000, of which $110,930,000 ws derived from bridge revenues.* The DRPA’s Compact reflects that New Jersey and Pennsylva- ni: specifically authorized the DRPA to undertake only those activi- tis and operations that have been approved by the governments of “In 1951, New Jersey and Pennsylvania enacted joint legislation changing the nae to the DRPA. N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:3-1; Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 36, § 3503. S3DRPA, Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the Year Ended Decem- bei31, 1996, at 32, 54-55 (1997). 3 both states. In creating the DRPA, New Jersey and Pennsylvania formed a single agency of both states and, accordingly, surrendered a portion of their own sovereignty, including the power unilaterally to impose and enforce their own state laws and policies. United States v. Belkins, 304 U.S. 27 (1938). As a Congressionally-approved bi-state compact entity, the DRPA must be vigilant and attempt to ensure that the courts of each its creator states properly uphold and comply with the terms of its Compact. The DRPA submits that, in this case, the New Jersey courts have overstepped the boundaries defined by the legislatures of New Jersey and Delaware in the DRBA’s Compact by authorizing unilateral application of New Jersey’s labor policies on the DRBA, without Delaware’s express consent. In doing so, New Jersey, through its courts, has established precedent that may apply to interpreta- tions of the DRPA’s Compact. In fact, the DRPA is currently defend- ing labor litigation in the New Jersey courts brought by the Fraternal Order of Police, Penn-Jersey Lodge 30 (“FOP”), which has filed a brief amicus curiae in support of Respondents in this case. The FOP has already relied upon the New Jersey Supreme Court’s deci- sion in this case as authority to support its request that New Jersey impose “labor policies” — specifically, post-impasse binding inter- est arbitration procedures — on the DRPA, notwithstanding that Pennsylvania has never consented to the application of such “poli- cies” to the DRPA. SUMMARY OF THE ARGUMENT The New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision in this case poten- tially exposes the DRBA, the DRPA and over 150 bi-state or inter- state compact entities nationwide to inconsistent rules for deter- mining whether consent exists for imposing a single state’s laws or policies on them. The rule, analysis and level of scrutiny applied by the New Jersey Supreme Court in its decision in this case differs substantially and materially from the rule, analysis and level of ‘Fraternal Order of Police, Penn-Jersey Lodge 30 v. DRPA, Docket No. L-7547-96 (N.J. Super. Ct. Law Div.). scrutiny applied by courts across the country, including Pennsylva- nia’s courts. As a result, the danger exists that the DRPA may be subjected to entirely different, and potentially conflicting, creator- state obligations, depending upon whether a dispute is decided by the courts of New Jersey or by the courts of Pennsylvania. The New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision destroys the framework of the unique agreement between New Jersey and Delaware creating the DRBA and, thus, violates the Compact Clause of the United States Constitution, the Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitu- tion, and the doctrine of separation of powers. This Court should grant review to protect the integrity of these compacts by prevent- ing creator states from unilaterally — and impermissibly — impos- ing their laws or policies on bi-state or interstate compact entities without the express consent of the legislatures of the other creator states. ARGUMENT I. THE ISSUE PRESENTED IS IMPORTANT AND FUNDA- MENTAL AND POTENTIALLY AFFECTS OVER 150 BI- STATE OR INTERSTATE COMPACT ENTITIES THROUGH- OUT THE NATION. Congress has authorized over 150 bi-state or interstate com- pacts, 32 of which were created in part by the State of New Jersey. The Council of State Governments, Interstate Compacts & Agencies 56-93 (1995)°. These compact entities carry out essential govern- mental objectives, including facilitation of interstate education, in- terstate crime control, and, most significantly, substantial interstate trade and commerce. /d. Nationally, compact entities collectively employ over 13,000 persons. Jd. at 1-55. New Jersey co-created compact entities alone employ nearly 10,000 people.® The four (4) major bi-state entities of °A listing of bi-state and interstate compact entities is reprinted and attached hereto as Appendix A. \ "See Chart of New Jersey Co-Created Bi-State and Interstate Compact Entities, Appendix B. 5 which New Jersey is a co-creator — the DRBA, the DRPA, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and the Waterfront Com- mission of New York Harbor — are either parties to this case (as Petitioner) or appear in these proceedings as amicus curiae. All urge this Court to grant review. In particular, these bi-state entities and their employees are substantially affected by the New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision because it can be, and has already been, interpreted as creating new precedent for applying the general “policies” of a single creator state to a bi-state entity without the consent of the legislature of either creator state. By its decision in this case, New Jersey, through its Supreme Court, has overstepped the previously well-established rule that creator states may not unilaterally impose additional duties or obligations on their bi-state entities that would contravene the terms of their compacts, absent express authorization from both states’ legislatures. C.T. Hellmuth & Assocs. v. Washington Metro. Area Transit Auth., 414 F. Supp. 408, 409-10 (D. Md. 1976). Future appli- cation of the New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision could have the following effects on the DRPA and similarly situated bi-state and interstate compact entities: e Pennsylvania and New Jersey will each utilize different rules or standards for determining whether they may apply their state laws and/or policies to the DRPA; ¢ Plaintiffs — not the state legislatures — will select the appli- cable state laws and/or policies that apply by forum-shopping in New Jersey courts, which will subject bi-state and inter- state entities to an inconsistent and broader spectrum of obligations, including mere expressions of “public policy”. ¢ Through its court system, New Jersey will unilaterally apply its own substantive laws and policies to the DRPA and im- pose them on Pennsylvania, in violation of the Compact Clause of the United States Constitution; ¢ In doing so, New Jersey will have contravened the DRPA’s Compact — thus violating federal law — and, at the same time, will have created new federal law that has not been approved by Congress pursuant to the formal amendment procedures applicable to bi-state and interstate compact entities; e Unless this Court grants review to strictly enforce the Com- pact Clause, each creator state may continue to develop its own, potentially conflicting, rules for determining when it may unilaterally apply its own state laws to its bi-state and interstate entities, the application of which will depend on where the plaintiff may have elected to initiate the lawsuit; e Lawsuits may be filed by the creator states in this Court under its original jurisdiction to enjoin the application of the other creator states’ laws and policies to their jointly-created bi-state and interstate entities. This Court should grant review to protect the integrity of bi-state and interstate compacts and to establish a clear standard that prevents creator states from unilaterally imposing their laws or policies on such entities without the express consent of the legisla- ture of the other creator states. II. THIS COURT SHOULD GRANT REVIEW TO REQUIRE AD- HERENCE TO THE TERMS OF THE UNIQUE AGREE- MENTS ENTERED INTO BY STATES THAT HAVE CREATED INTERSTATE COMPACT ENTITIES. A. The New Jersey Supreme Court’s Decision Directly Conflicts With the Decision of the Pennsylvania Courts. Absent express authorization, a bi-state entity such as the DRBA or the DRPA can only be subject to a single state’s laws where the legislatures of both states have clearly given their approval. See, e.g., Port Auth. Trans-Hudson v. Feeney, 495 U.S. 299, 314 (1990) (Brennan, J., concurring); Delaware River Port Auth. v. Comm. of Pennsylva- nia, 137 Pa. Commw. 170, 173, 585 A.2d 587, 588 (1991); Nardi v. Delaware River Port Auth., 88 Pa. Commw. 558, 490 A.2d 949, 950 (1985). The New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision in this case creates a conflict between New Jersey and Pennsylvania with respect to which state laws — and “policies,” if any — can be imposed on bi- state and interstate entities when: (1) the creator states’ legislatures have not made the laws or policies expressly applicable to the enti- ties; and (2) neither Congress nor the creator states’ legislatures have manifested any intent to apply them to the entities. The resulting confusion and potential inconsistency of state court determinations will continue until this Court definitively resolves them. In stark contrast to the decision of the New Jersey Supreme Court, Pennsylvania applies a greater level of scrutiny when evaluat- ing whether bi-state consent exists for applying a state law to the DRPA. For example, in Nardi v. Delaware River Port Authority, the Commonwealth Court, the highest Pennsylvania state appellate court to have considered this issue, held that state statutes that are both premised on the same public policy and that are both made specifically applicable to the DRPA — but which contain a minor difference in language — are not substantially similar and cannot be imposed on a bi-state compact entity like the DRPA because “[t]he Pennsylvania legislature has demonstrated that it does not concur” with the New Jersey legislature. Nardi, 88 Pa. Commw. at 564, 490 A.2d at 952 (emphasis added). In Nardi, a DRPA police officer sued the DRPA for supplementary disability benefits under Pennsylvania law. Although both the Pennsylvania law and its New Jersey counterpart were designed for a “similar purpose,” i.e., providing disability benefits to the DRPA’s police officers, the Com- monwealth Court ruled that neither state’s statute applied to the DRPA because New Jersey and Pennsylvania’s legislatures failed to enact substantially similar laws.’ "The Pennsylvania law required that the DRPA “shall” provide disability bene- fits to its police officers: [A]ny member of the Delaware River Port Authority Police ... who is injured in the performance of his duties ... and by reason thereof is Acknowledging the DRPA’s status as a bi-state entity, the Penn- sylvania Commonwealth Court stated that “neither creator state can unilaterally impose additional duties, powers or responsibili- ties upon the Authority.” Id. (emphasis added). It held that the difference between the word “shall,” contained in the Pennsylvania law, and the word “may,” contained in the corollary New Jersey law, was substantial enough to prevent the court from imposing the Pennsylvania law on the DRPA. Id. at 564, 490 A.2d at 951. The court reasoned that the Pennsylvania law was “a unilateral legislative act imposing an additional burden on the Authority,” because it would compel the payment of benefits which had never been mentioned in the DRPA’s enabling Compact, while the New Jersey law “was a unilateral legislative act restricting a power already possessed by the Authority.” Jd. at 565, 490 A.2d at 952 (emphasis added). In so ruling, Pennsylvania properly adhered to the exacting level of scrutiny that must be met before one compact state may permissibly impose its laws on a bi-state entity such as the DRPA. temporarily incapacitated from performing his duties, shall be paid . . . by the Delaware River Port Authority . . . his full rate of salary . . . until the disability arising therefrom has ceased. Nardi, 88 Pa. Commw. at 561, 490 A.2d at 950 (citing 53 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 637(a)) (emphasis added). By contrast, the New Jersey law merely provided that the DRPA “may” provide such benefits at its discretion: Whenever any employee of the Delaware River Port Authority is absent from his post of duty as a result of a personal injury caused by an accident arising out of and in the course of his employment, the port authority may pay to such employee his full salary or wages for the period of such absence up to 1 calendar year without having such absence charged to the annual sick leave or the accumulated sick leave to which such employee may also be entitled as a employee of the port authority. Id. at 562, 490 A.2d at 951 (citing N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:3A-1) (emphasis in original). Although the Pennsylvania and New Jersey statutes dealt with the same subject matter and were similar in nature, in recognizing the potential desirability of paying disability benefits, the Pennsylvania court deemed their difference of dispositive importance and refused to impose a requirement on the DRPA to provide disability benefits. 9 Under Pennsylvania law, even express statements in both states’ statutes are an insufficient basis by which the DRPA’s Compact may be supplemented where the two states’ statutes are not identical. This Court should grant review in order to resolve the conflict between New Jersey, Pennsylvania and all other states that have jointly created bi-state and interstate entities to determine when, if ever, a compact state san unilaterally impose its laws or policies on those entities. B. The Difference Between The Standard of Scrutiny Applied by Pennsylvania and New Jersey Is Outcome- Determinative and Exposes Bi-State and Interstate Compact Entities to the Application of Conflicting Laws. If the New Jersey Supreme Court had analyzed the substantial similarity of New Jersey and Delaware’s labor policies utilizing the same standard of scrutiny as applied by the Pennsylvania Common- wealth Court in Nardi, the New Jersey Supreme Court would have reached the opposite conclusion. Nowhere in the DRBA’s Compact, or in New Jersey or Delaware’s labor laws, is there any mention of subjecting the DRBA to the “policies” underlying New Jersey’s labor laws. See generally Del. Code Ann. tit. 17, § 1701 et seq.; N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:11E-1 et seg. Rather, the DRBA’s Compact expressly pro- vides that the DRBA shall have the right to set policies regarding its operations, including labor relations policies. Del. Code Ann. tit. 17, § 1701, Art. VII(e); N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:11E-1, Art. VII(e).® By unilaterally subjecting the DRBA to labor policies, the New Jersey Supreme Court is regulating a bi-state entity through a means that has never been recognized by any other state that is a party toa bi-state compact. Indeed, the New Jersey Supreme Court’s actions can be interpreted as having created a conflict between the standard *Article VII(e) of the DRBA’s Compact specifically provides that the DRBA has the power to “appoint, or employ, such other officers, agents, attorneys, engineers and employees as it may require for the performance of its duties and to fix and determine their qualifications, duties, compensation, pensions, terms of office and all other conditions and terms of employment and retention.” 10 for imposing a single state’s laws or policies on a bi-state compact entity in New Jersey — by the mere existence of “similar laws” or policies in the two creator states — and the standard for doing so in other states — by express authorization of both creator states’ legislatures via enactment of almost identical or substantially simi- lar laws which expressly contemplate that the two states’ laws will be applied to the particular bi-state entity. See, e.g., Delaware River Port Auth. v. Comm. of Pennsylvania, 137 Pa. Commw. 170, 585 A.2d 587 (1991) (“joint legislation by the two creator states” re- quired); Malverty v. Waterfront Comm’n of New York, 71 N.Y.2d 977, 524 N.E.2d 421, 529 N.Y.S.2d 67 (1988) (“express statement of intent” required); Delaware River & Bay Auth. v. Carello, 43 Del. Ch. 213, 222 A.2d 794 (1966) (“concurrent legislative action” required). For example, New Jersey courts may unilaterally decide to hold the DRPA subject to a New Jersey law based on the reasoning articulated below by the New Jersey Supreme Court, while, based on Nardi, Pennsylvania courts may decide that New Jersey and Pennsylvania’s laws are not sufficiently “substantially similar” and that imposition of such laws would result in an impermissible, uni- lateral act. Precedent further suggests that Pennsylvania courts would reject the application of mere state “policy” on the DRPA where the more specific statutes that express such policy are deemed inappli- cable. Nardi, 88 Pa. Commw. 558, 490 A.2d 949 (1985); accord Malverty, 71 N.Y.2d 977, 524 N.E.2d 421, 529 N.Y.S.2d 67 (1988). This Court should grant review in order to restore uniformity in the framework of laws applicable to bi-state and interstate compact entities. Ill. THE NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT’S DECISION VIOLATES THE COMPACT CLAUSE OF THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AND THE TERMS OF THE DRBA’S COMPACT. The Compact Clause of the United States Constitution expressly prohibits two States from entering into an agreement without first securing the consent of the United States Congress. U.S. Const. art. 11 I, § 10, cl. 3. In interpreting the Compact Clause, this Court has held that once Congressional consent has been given, “unless the com- pact to which Congress has consented is somehow unconstitutional, no court may order relief inconsistent with its express terms.” Texas v. New Mexico, 462 U.S. 554, 564 (1983) (citing Cuyler v. Adams, 449 U.S. 433, 438 (1981)) (emphasis added). The New Jersey Supreme Court, the highest court in New Jer- sey and a component part of its State government, N.J. Const. art. Ill, § 1,° has applied New Jersey’s labor policies to the DRBA and has ordered it to engage in collective bargaining negotiations with Re- spondent International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 68 (“IUOE”). By that order, New Jersey has impaired the DRBA’s ex- press rights guaranteed by its Compact to direct its labor relations and has violated the Compact Clause of the United States Con- stitution by unilaterally — and impermissibly — imposing its sove- reign will and authority on the DRBA. See Port Authority Trans- Hudson Corp. v. Feeney, 495 U.S. 299, 314-16 (1990) (Brennan, J., concurring). The decision may have the identical effect on the DRPA. Like Article XI of the DRBA’s Compact, Article IX of the DRPA’s Com- pact provides that neither the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania nor the State of New Jersey will “diminish or impair the power of the [DRPA] to own, operate or control said properties and facilities .... Compare Del. Code Ann. tit. 17, § 1701, Art. XI; N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:11E-1, Art. XI (DRBA Compact) with N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:3-10; Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 36, § 3503 (DRPA Compact) (emphasis added). One of the specific DRPA Compact powers is that “[t]o appoint, hire, or employ counsel and such other officers and such agents and employees as it may require for the performance of its duties, by contract of otherwise, and fix and determine their qualifications, duties and compensation.” N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:3-5(e); Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 36, § 3503, Art IV(e). If the New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision *Accord Shelley v. Kraemer, 334 U.S. 1, 14 (1948) (“A State acts by its legisla- tive, its executive, or its judicial authorities. It can act in no other way.”). 12 below is precedent for interpretations of the DRPA’s Compact and dictates the manner in which the DRPA may “operate or control” its property and facilities, the New Jersey Supreme Court will have impermissibly abrogated New Jersey’s agreement with Pennsylva- nia and “diminish[ed] and impair[ed]” the DRPA’s powers. It is a certain proposition that neither courts nor administrative agencies may erode the integrity of bi-state or interstate compact entities.'° Moreover, the New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision also improperly interferes with the duties and rights of the Commission- ers of all New Jersey-created bi-state entities to have “charge” over those entities’ “property and affairs.” See, e.g., N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:3-4; Pa. Stat. Ann., tit. 36, § 3503, Art. III (the DRPA’s sixteen (16) Commissioners, eight (8) each from New Jersey and Pennsylva- nia, “shall have charge of the [DRPA’s] property and affairs”); accord Del. Code Ann. tit. 17, § 1701, Art. VI; N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:11E-1, Art. VI (DRBA Compact). Further, the decision interferes with the power and right of the Commissioners of New Jersey’s bi-state entities to determine the proper fiscal direction of those entities and the appro- priate terms and conditions of employment for their employees, neither of which can be infringed absent express authorization by the legislatures of both compact states. Accordingly, a New Jersey court’s application of New Jersey’s labor policies to the DRPA would be inconsistent with and would be an express violation of the Com- pact Clause and the DRPA’s Congressionally-approved Compact. Indeed, the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey recent- ly ruled that neither the National Labor Relations Act nor the Labor-Management Relations Act apply to the DRPA and, thus, that the National Labor Relations Board lacks jurisdiction over the DRPA. Stinson v. Delaware River Port Auth., 935 F. Supp. 531 (D.N.J. 1996). Further, the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission and the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board have themselves ruled that they lack jurisdiction over the DRPA because it is a bi-state entity. Delaware River Port Auth., 22 New Jersey Pub. Empl. Rep. ¢ 27083 (1996); Pennsylvania Labor Rel. Bd. v. Delaware River Port Auth., 13 Pa. Pub. Empl. Rep. ¢ 13072 (1982). 13 This Court should grant review in order to restrain New Jersey from unilaterally imposing its “policies” on bi-state and interstate compact entities when express authorization from the other creator states’ legislatures is entirely lacking. IV. THE NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT’S DECISION VIOLATES THE SUPREMACY CLAUSE OF THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION. The Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution provides: This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding. In the Fraternal Order of Police, Penn-Jersey Lodge 30’s (“FOP”) case cur- rently pending against the DRPA in New Jersey Superior Court, Fraternal Order of Police, Penn-Jersey Lodge 30 v. Delaware River Port Authority, Docket No. L-7547-96 (N.J. Super. Ct., Law Div.), the FOP is asking New Jersey, through its court system, unilaterally to impose interest arbitration as a terminal procedure in resolving bargaining disputes — even though neither compact state’s legislature expressly authorized imposing such rules or policies on the DRPA. Although the DRPA voluntarily recognized the FOP as a representative of certain of its police employees, the DRPA did not recognize the FOP because it was ordered to do so. The DRPA’s recognition of the FOP has always been and, subject to any applicable law to the contrary, will continue to be within the sole discretion of its Board of Commissioners, acting within Articles IV and IX of the DRPA’s enabling Compact. Should the New Jersey courts order binding arbitration in the FOP’s case against the DRPA, such action will violate federal law and the Compact Clause of the United States Constitution. New Jersey and its court system are not free to rewrite federal law to restrict a bi-state entity's right to make its own decisions regarding its labor relations, where such right was specifically created by federal law. See Texas v. New Mexico, 462 U.S. 554 (1982). 14 U.S. Const. art. VI, cl. 2 (emphasis added). Both the DRBA and the DRPA’s Compacts were approved by Congress pursuant to the Compact Clause of the United States Constitution. U.S. Const. art I, § 10, cl. 3. Accordingly, they are each a “Law of the Union.” Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Comm’n v. Colbrun, 310 U.S. 419, 427 (1940). As such, their interpretation is a question of federal law. Cuyler v. Adams, 449 U.S. 433, 438 n.7 (1981). Interstate compacts are thus “supreme Law of the Land” -within the meaning of the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution of the United States. The New Jersey Supreme Court is constitutionally obliged to honor the terms of its Congressionally-approved compacts. It did not and, therefore, violated the Supremacy Clause. This Court should grant review to consider whether the New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision violates the Supremacy Clause. V. THE NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT’S DECISION VIO- LATES THE DOCTRINE OF SEPARATION OF POWERS. Nowhere in the DRBA’s Compact, the DRPA’s Compact, or the compacts of any other New Jersey co-created bi-state entity is there authority for New Jersey courts unilaterally to impose labor policies on those entities. If the New Jersey legislature wished to enact a policy affecting the labor relations of its compact entities, it could have done so by enacting a law, provided that it secured the consent of the other creator states, e.g., Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York. It has not in this case.'' Securing the consent of both creator states’ legislatures is the only approved method of imposing additional duties or obligations on a bi-state entity. See, e.g., N.J. Stat. Ann. § ''New Jersey has obtained the consent of other creator states’ legislatures in other instances. For example, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with the approval of Congress, amended the DRPA’s Compact to permit the DRPA to take action to unify the ports of the Delaware River. N.J. Stat. Ann. §32:3-2(m); Pa. Stat. Ann. § 3503, Art. I(m) (1991); see also note 12, infra. 15 32:3-5; Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 36, § 3503, Art. IV (DRPA Compact provides that the DRPA “shall also have such additional powers as may hereafter be delegated to or imposed upon it from time to time by the action of either state concurred in by legislation of the other. wi The New Jersey Supreme Court's radical misinterpretation amounts to a unilateral amendment of the Compact by judicial fiat, in contra- vention of the agreed legislative process. The DRPA’s Compact expresses the policy decisions made by the legislatures of both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. See generally N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:3-2 et seq.; Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 36, § 3503 et seq. The New Jersey Supreme Court itself has recognized that “policy matters are the exclusive responsibility of the legislative branch of government.” Vornado, Inc. v. Hyland, 77 N.J. 347, 355, 390 A.2d 606, 610 (1978) (citing Two Guys from Harrison, Inc. v. Furman, 32 N.J. 199, 229 160 A.2d 265, 281 (1960)). Whether New Jersey’s, or for that matter any state’s, labor policies may be imposed on bi-state entities such as the DRBA and the DRPA is solely within the policy- making domain of the state legislatures of New Jersey and Dela- ware, or New Jersey and Pennsylvania, acting in concert with the approval of Congress — not the courts of New Jersey acting alone. Hess v. Port Authority Trans-Hudson, 513 U.S. 30 (1994). Any policy decisions that have not been expressly agreed to by the creator states’ legislatures cannot be imposed on the entity. The New Jersey Supreme Court’s imposition of New Jersey’s labor policies on the DRBA — and, by extension, on its other bi- state and interstate compact entities — amounts to an improper interference with the rights of the other creator states. Hess, 513 U.S. at 47. Its ruling directly contravenes the policy decision of the creator states’ legislatures not to bind their bi-state and interstate entities to either state’s labor laws or policies. “For example, in 1986, New Jersey's legislature enacted laws enlarging the scope of the police powers of the DRPA’s police force. N.J. Stat. Ann. § 32:4-6 et seq. Their scope did not change, however, until 1994, when Pennsylvania's legislature enacted substantially similar laws. Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 36, §§ 3504.1, 3504. la. 16 This Court should grant review to reinforce the separation of powers between the state courts and their respective legislatures, a fundamental constitutional feature of the governments of New Jer- sey, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York, and every other state that is a party to a bi-state or interstate compact, and which is an implicit but essential part of the DRBA and DRPA’s Compacts. CONCLUSION The petition should be granted. Respectfully submitted, William H. Roberts* Peter A. Gold Jennifer J. Platzkere BLANK ROME COMISKY & McCAULEY 210 Lake Drive East, Suite 200 Woodland Falls Corporate Park Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08002 (609) 779-3600 Of counsel: 1200 Four Penn Center Plaza Richard L. Brown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania John A. Zagorski 19103-2599 DELAWARE RIVER (215) 569-5500 PORT AUTHORITY One Port Center after September 1, 1997: 2 Riverside Drive One Logan Square P.O. Box 1949 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Camden, New Jersey 19103-6998 08101-1949 (609) 968-2407 Counsel for amicus curiae *Counsel of Record Delaware River Port Authority APPENDICES kk RE POOR HARD COPY THE FOLLOWING PAGES WE AT THE TIME OF FILMING. Ty AND WHEN 4 BETTER COPY CAN BE OBTAINED, A NEW FICHE WILL BE ISSUED. APPENDIX A INDEX TO STATES Compact Titles. State Administrators. Interstate Agencies @ Indicates compacts which have been proposed or enacted after 1983 ALABAMA Agreemeni on Deiainers Commissioner. Department of Corrections Agreement on Qualification of Educational Personnel State Superintendent of Education Ameraport Deep Draft Harbor and Terminal Compact Ameraport Offshore Harbor and Termina) Commission Creates commission to establish an offshore terminal for receiving oil from deep draft supertankers. Apparently. the terminal was never built Commission is defunct ~ dormant or defunct Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Compact on Menta! Health State Mental Health Office Driver License Compac! Director of Public Safer Gulf States Marine Fisheries Compas! Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission Historic Chauahoochee Compact Histonc Chatahoochee Cornmission Inierstaie Adoption Assisiance Compac! Deparment of Human Resources Interstate Compact for Supervision of Parolees and Probanoners Department of Corrections Iniersiare Compact on Juveniles (Interstate Compact on Juvenies & Rendition Amendment Director of Youth Services Interstate Compact or. Piacemen: of Children Director of Youth Services Imerstate Corrections Compact Commissioner. Deparment of Corrections Intersiare Librars Compact Director of Alabama Public Librars Service Mfulnstate Tax Compact Multistate Tax Commission Mutual Interstate Aid Agreements and Compacts Emergency Management Agency Northeast Mississippi Northwes! 4labama Railroad Authorin Compact Northeast Mississippi--Northy est Alabama Railroad Authority Rapid Rail Transit Compact (Southern, Southern Rapid Rai! Transit Commission Southeastern Forest Fire Protection Compac! Southeastern States Forest Fire Compact Commission Southecstern Intersiate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compac! Southeastiem Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Commission The Council of State Governments Southern Growth Policies Compact Souther: Growth Policies Board Southern Interstate Energy Compact (Southern States Energy Compact) Southern States Energy Board Southern Interstate Nuclear Compact Southern Interstate Nuclear Board - Act No. 80-702 Section 2 provided that Sections 9-18-2 through 9-18-6 Code of Alabama 1975, would be repealed at such time as nine of the party states to the Southern Interstate Nuclear Compact approve substantially the same changes proposed in Act No. 80-702. At this time the condition making the 1980 Act effective have not occurred Southern Regional Education Compact Southern Regional Education Board Tombigbee-Tennessee ¥ aterwa) Development Com act Tombigbee-Tennessee Waterway Development Authonn Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Authority to Make Interstate Educational Agreement; - Code of Ala. 1975 § 16-3-34 - 1979 The Alabama Commission on Higher Education can enter interstate compacts or agreements to promote higher education Milage Tax Reciprocal Agreements with Orner Staics - Code of Ala 1975 § 40-19-11 - 1939 Department of Revenue ALASKA Compact for Education Education Commission of the States - Commission in Alaska 1s not funded. Legislation must be passed in order to terminate membership with the ECS program This was never done. so the commission has been mmactive in Alaska since 9 20 90 Driver License Compact Commissioner. Department of Public Safer Inierstaie Agreemeni on Qualification of Educatione Personne! Commissioner. Department of Education Interstate Cwil Defense and Disaster Compas! Emergency Services Division Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probationers Deputy) Interstate Compact Administrator. Parole Board Department of Corrections Interstate Compact on Juveniles (Lniform Interstate Compact on Juveniles) Social Services Program Officer. Division 0! Family & Youth Services Interstate Compact on Mental Health Commissioner. Department of Health and Svcial Services Interstate Compact on the Placemeni of Children Director. Division of Family & Youth Services. Department of Health and Social Services Interstate Correcnons Compact Commissioner. Department of Corrections Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Mulusiate Tax Compact Multistate Tax Commission National Guard Mutual Assistance Compact Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (upon request from govemor) Northwest Interstate Compact on Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Northwest Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Comminee Pacific Marine Fisheries Compaci Pacific Manne Fishenes Commission Kesiern Interstate Corrections Compact Commissioner. Department of Corrections Western Interstate Nuclear Compact Wester Interstate Energs Board As of 1994. Alaska does not hase a member serming on the board Mesterrn Regional! Higher Educanon Compact Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Hazaraous Subsiance Reicase Control - AS §§ 46.09 080 -- 1986 Commuiss:oner. Department of Env ironmentia! Consenation - Authorizes the goxemor to enter into agreements compacts with other states or countnes to convo! the release of hazardous substances Refers to the commissioner. department of environmental conser ation in Carming out the requirements of the chapter As of 1993. Alaska has not joined such a compact O.: Poliution Control - AS &§ 4604 100 - 1986 Authorizes the govemor to execute agreements compacts with other states 10 contro! oi! pollution Also refers to the commissioner. department of conser ation in Carr ing out the requirements of this chapter ARIZONA Agreemeni on Deiainers Administrator. Interstate Compact Services. Deparunent of Correcuions Arizona-California Boundan Compact Arizono-\evada Boundan Compac' Colorado River Compac: Compaci for Education Education Commission of the States Driver License Compact Assistant Director. Motor Vehicle Division. Department of Transportation Interstate Compacts and Agencies ¢@/niersiate Adoption Assistance Compact ICPC Coordinator, Department of Economic Secunn Administration for Children. Youth. and Families @/nterstate Compact for Jurisdiction on the Coloradv River County Sheriffs. Municipal Police Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probationers Adminisvator, Interstate Compact Services, Department of Corrections Interstate Compact on Juveniles Director, Department of Youth Treatment and Rehabilitation Interstate Compaci on Placement of Children Director, Department of Economic Secunth Interstate Corrections Compact Director, Department of Corrections Interstate Compact to Conserve Oil and Gas (Iniersiaie Oil Compact Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Mulustate Highway Transporianion Agreement Assistant Director. Motor Vehicle Division. Departmen: of Transporation @ National Guard Mutual Assisiance Counter-Drug Acuvines Compact Adjutant Genera! Nonresident Violator Compaci ‘Traffic: Anzona Deparment of Transporation @ Southwestern Low-Level Radioactive Haste Dispos. Compact Southwestern Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compac: Commission Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act Director. Department of Youth Treatmen: and Rehabilnation Uniform Unclaimed Propern Act Department of Revenue l pper Colorado River Basin Compact Lpper Colorado River Commission Vehicle Equipment Safen Compact Amencan Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Western: Iniersiate Corrections Compact Manager. Special Services. Departmen: of Correction: Western Imerstaic Nuclear Compact Western Interstate Energ, Board Western Regional Education Compact Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education @ Wildlife Violator Compact Anzona Game and Fish Department Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Factory Built Buildings - ARS § 41-2153 Assistant Director. Manufactured Housing Office. Department of Building and Fire Safen - Empowers the assistant director of the office of manufactured housing to enter into imterstate compacts regarding construction standards for manufactured housing Other intergovernmental compacts or agreements Indian Gaming Regulatory Act Compacts- ARS § $-601 - 1992 Govemor ARKANSAS Arkansas River Basin Compact of 1970 Arkansas-Oklahoma River Compact Commission Arkansas-Mississippi Great River Bridge Construction Compact State Highway Commission Bi-State Criminal Jusnce Center Compact Director. Bi-State Information Center Central Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Central Imterstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Commission Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Compaci on Mental Health: Director. Arkansas State Hospital Driver License Compac: Office of Driver Services. Department of Finance and Administration Jriersiaie Agreement on Detainers Director. Department of Corrections Imerstate Cwil Defense and Disaster Compact Office of Emergency Sen ices Interstate Compact on Adoption and Medical Assistance Depun Administrator. Interstate Compacts Unit. Deparment of Human Senices Interstate Compact on Juveniles Depun Admunistrator. Interstate Compacts Unit. Deparment of Human Sen ices Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children Depun Administrator. Interstate Compacts Unit Depanment of Human Senices Interstate Compact 10 Conserve Oi! and Ga Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Interstate Corrections Compact Director. Department of Corrections Interstate Emvironmental Compact -- dormant or defunct Interstate Library Compact State Libranan Mulnustate Tax Compact Multistate Tax Commission Nonresident Violator Compact American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Red River Compact Red River Compact Commission South Central Interstate Corrections Compact D:rector. Depanment of Corrections The Council of State Governments ~ dormant or defunct South Central Interstate Forest Fire Protection C. ompac! South Centra! Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compact Commission Southern Growth Policies Agreement Southern Growth Policies Board Southern Imerstate Energy Compact (Southern States Energy Compact) Southern States Energy Board Southern Regional Education Compact Southern Regional Education Board US. Highway 82 Four Lane Construction Compact U.S. Highway 82 Four Lane Construction Authonn and the Arkansas State Highway Commission - Creates an authority to “promote and ensure the four- laning of U.S. Highway 82 within the parn sues” of Alabama. Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas Although legislation was passed in at least two of these states. as of 1994. the authorin had either not been created or ceased functioning Congressional consent was required but it is unclear whether this occurred — dormant or defunct Uniform Act for Out-of-State Parolee Supenisior Compacts Administrator. Parole Division Departmen: o! Corrections Vehicle Equipment Safen Compact American Association of Motor Vehicle Admuinistrato:< Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Electronic Product Contro! (Radiation Protection. « ARK CODE ANN § 20-21-31] Electronic Product Control Agency - Authorizes the Electronic Product Control Agency to enter contract: with other states to inspect or perform other functions relative to controlling radiation from electronic product: Agencies officials authorized to enter interstate compact: or agreements Flood Control - ARK CODE ANN §& 18-24-106 Soi! and Water Commission - Authonzes the So:! and Water Consen ation Commission to enter into compacts with other states concerning flood contro! Fresh Pursuit- ARK CODE ANN &$ 16-81-40] 10 16-81- 407 Authorizes state military forces from other states to pursue and capture insurrectionists. saboteurs. enemie- or enemy forces imto Arkansas providing that such people are surrendered to Arkansas authontes upon capture CALIFORNIA Agreement on Detainers (Intersiaie) IAD Administrator, Department of Corrections Agreement on Qualification of Educational Personne! Supenmendent of Public Instruction Califormia-Nevada Interstate Compoci Califorma-Nevada Compact Commission - Congress never ratified the compact The California statute ‘1s stil! in force. but the commission has been abolished — dormant or defunct Colorado Rrver Boundary Compact Colorado River Crime Enforcement Compact Police and cours in cities bordenng Colorado River Compact for Education Education Commission of the Suates Driver License Compact Director, Deparunent of Motor Vehicles Iniersiate Covi! Defense and Disaster Compact Director. Office of Emergency Services Interstate Compac! on Juveniles Depun Compact Administrator. Department of Youth Authorin Interstate Compact on Placement of Children Depun Director. Family and Children’s Services Branch Department of Social Services Imerstate Compact to Conserve Oi! and Gas Imerstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Interstate Correcnons Compact Corrections Compact Coordinator. Deparment: of Corrections Klamath River Basie, Compas: Klamath River Compact Commission Mfulustate Higkwa, Transportation Agreement Cahforma has not had an administrator for 3 sears Formeri,. the Department of Transporation Mfulnstate Tax Compact Mulustaie Tax Commission Oregon-Californis Goose Lake Imerstare Compac! -- dormant or defunct Pacific Morine Fisheries Compact Pacific Marne Fisheries Commission Pest Control Compact Secretan of Food and Agriculture @ Southwestern Low-Level Raaioactive Waste Disposa! Compac: Southwestern Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Commission Tahoe Regional Pianning Compoc Tahoe Regiona! Planning Agency Uniform Act for Out-of-Siate Probationer or Parolee Supervision Depun Compact Adminstrator. (Parole). Department of Corrections Depun Compact Adminstrator (Probation). Department of Youth Authonn Interstate Compacts and Agencies 4a Western Interstate Corrections Compact WICC Compact Coordinator, Department of Corrections Western Interstate Nuclear Compact Western Interstate Nuclear Board Western Regional Education Compact Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Califorma-Arizone Compact - California West's Ann.Cal Fish & Game.Code § 375, 7180 to 7186. inclusive [1977] Inland Fishenes Division, Deparment of Fish and Game - Authorizes using a special stamp on fishing licenses to permit reciprocal fishing nghis within the Califorma anc Anzona junsdicuons on the Colorado River and adjacen' waters Interstate Compact Regarding Marine Oil - West's Ann Cal Gov Code § 8670.9 Administrator for Oil Spill Response - Directs the administrator for oi! spill response to enter discussions with other states for the purpose of developing an interstate compact regarding oi! transpon by tanker o7 barge | Nevada Compact - West's Ann Cal Gov Code §: 8100 e1 | seq - 1943 Not a compact but a statutors requirement that the governor enter into a certam Compact or agreemen: with Nevada. subvect to approval of the Califorma Legislature No further information is available as to the subsequent acuons of either part Sections “O56 (a, +3, and 19351 of the CA Rex & Tax C authorize the Franchise Tax Board and State Board of Equalization enter agreements with other states to share income. sales and use tax information Western. States Organized Crime Compact - Caliform2 West's Ann Cal Gov Code §§ 18050. 1S0S1 - 1971 This statute authonzed the state to consider such compacts | Other intergovernmental compacts or agreements. State-Triba! Agreements Governing Indian Fishing - West's Ann Cal Fish & G Code §€ 16000 and 16500 ¢: seq ~ 1986 Authonzes the Deparunent of Fish and Game to enter an agreement or compact with the Covelo Indian Communit regarding fishing in the t_undan steams c: the Round Valle, Indian Reservation Authonzes the director of fish and game to enter into an agreement or compact with the Yuroh Tnbe regarding fishing on the Klamath and Tnnin Rivers COLORADO Agreement on Detainers (intersiate) Execute Director. Department of Corrections 4nimas-Loa Plata Project Compact Arkansas River Compact of 1949 Arkansas River Compact Admmuistration Colorado River Compact Colorado River Compact Commissioner @Compaci for Adoption Assisiance & Iniersiate Medical 4 Adoption Subsici Pavmenis Colorado Department of Social Services Compact with Kansas. New Mexico and Wyoming (for Crime Prevennon) Attorney General - The ratification and approval of this compact by Kansas was limued to secuons 24-60-205 and 206 (L.37, pg 773). New Mexico renounced this compact in 1967 (see N.M Laws of 1967, Chapter 20), § 3. pg 1198) — dormant or defunct Costilla Creek Compact (Amended Costlla Creek Compact) Costilla Creek Compact Commission Cumbres and Toltec Scemc Railroad Compact Cumbres and Tohec Scenic Railroad Commission Driver License Compact Director. Disision of Motor Vehicles. Department of Revenue Compact for Educanon (Interstate; Education Commission of the States Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probationers Governor - Modified versions of the compact were adopted in 195" and 1973 @ Interstate Compact on Agricultural Grain Markeung Interstate Agriculture Grain Markeung Commission Imerstatec Compact on Juveniles Execute Director. Depanment of Insturutions Interstate Compact on Mental Health Execute Director. Depanment of Insutuvons Imersiate Compact on the Placemen of Children Execute Director. Depanment of Social Services. or designee Imersiaie Compact to Conserve Oi! and (Natura! Gass Imerstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission imersiate Corrections Compact Execute Director. Deparment of Correcuons Jmersiate Librar, Compact Commissioner of Education Le Plata River Compact La Plata River Compact Commission Multistate Highway Transportation Agreement Governor or person designated by a special commimee of legislators Mulusiarve Tax Compac: Mulustate Tax Commission Nonresident | iolator Compact Amencan Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Republican River Compact Republican River Compact Commission Rio Grande River Compact The Council of State Governments Rio Grande Compact Commission @Rocky Mountain Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compac: Rocky Mountain Low-Level Radioactive Waste Board South Plane River Compact South Platte River Compact Commission Uniform Unclaimed Property Aci Stuste Treasurer Upper Colorado River Basin Compact Upper Colorado River Basin Commission Vehicle Equipment Safety Compact American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Western Interstate Corrections Compact Executive Director, Department of Corrections Western Interstate Nuclear Compact Western Interstate Nuclear Board Western Regional Education Compact Wester Interstate Commission for Higher Education Wildlife Violator Compact Board of Compact Admunistrators Other intergovernmental compacts or agreements Tribal-Stare Gaming Compact- CRS §&§ 12-47 2-10! & 12-47.2-103 - 1991 Govemor - Indian tribes may ask the go.emor to Megotiate for the purpose of entering into tnbal-state compacts Compact for Care of Felons- CRS §& 24-60-40) 10 24- 60-403 ~ 195) CONNECTICLT Agreement on Detainers Imterstare Compact Super isor. Department of Corrections Ayreement on Qualificanon of Educational! Personne Commissioner of Education Aiianuc States Marine Fisheries Compaci Allanuc States Marne Fisheries Commission Bus Taxation Proranon Agreement Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Compact on Menial Health Administrator for Mentall, Ili Adults Administrator for Menully Deficient Administrator for Mentally Ili Children and Youth Deparumeni of Mena! Health Connecuicut River Atlantic Saimon Compasi Connecticut River Atlanuc River Commission Connecucut River | alle, Flood Control Compact Connecticut River Valles Flood Contro!) Commission Connecucut-New dork Railroad Passenger Transportato: Compact Connecticut Public Transporation Commission Interstate Civil Defense and Disaster Compact Director. Office of Emergencs Management Interstate Compact for Parole and Probation Supen isso Commissioner of Correction Interstate Compact on Juveniles Department of Children and Youth Services Interstate Compact on Placement of Children Commissioner. Department of Children and Youth Services Interstate Compact on Welfare Services Commissioner of Income Maintenance — dormant or defunct Interstate Corrections Compact Commissioner of Correction Interstate Library Compact Connecticut State Libranan Mid-Atianuc Air Pollution Compact Mid-Atlanuc States Air Polluuon Convo! Commission — dormant or defunct Mutual Military Aid Compact Govermor. Adjutant Genera! or other designee New England Corrections Compact Commissioner of Correction or Interstate Compact Super isor. Deparonent of Corrections New England Higher Education Compact New England Board of Higher Education New England Interstate Planning Compact New England Interstate Planning Commission -- dormani or defunct New England Imerstate Water Pollution Control Compact New England Imerstate Water Polluuon Control Commission New Engiand Radiological Health Protection Compact Commissioner of Environmenta! Protection. represented by the Director of Monitoring and Radiation New England State Police Compact Depun Commissioner. State Police - The New England State Police Compact created the New England State Police Administrators Conference and the New England Suate Police Imtelligence Network @ Northeas: Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste anagemen! Compact Northeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Commission Northeastern Interstate Forest Fire Prowection Compact Northeasiterm Forest Fire Protection Commission Northeastern Water and Related Land Resources Compact Northeastern Resources Commission - dormant or defunct Thames River Flood Control Compact Thames River Valles Flood Contro! Commission Tri-State Sanuanon Compaci (intersiate Environmenial Commission Tri-State Compact; Interstate Sanitauon Commission Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Elecmicin and Gas Transmission berween Conneciicul and other siates-C.GSA & 16-48 -- 1975 Interstate Compacts and Agencies Department of Public Utility Control - Authonzes the Department of Utility Control to enter interstate compacts with New York. Vermont Massachusetts. Rhode Island. New Jerse, and Pennsylvania to jointly regulate electricin and gas transmission between these states DELAWARE Agreement on Detainers (Uniform, Commissioner of Corrections Agreement on Qualification of Educational Personne! Superintendent of Public Instruction Appalachian States Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Appalachian States Low-Leve! Radioactive Waste Commission Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Compact Atlantic States Manne Fishenes Commission Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Delaware River and Ba, Authorin (Delaware-New Jerse. Compact) Delaware River and Bay Authonn Delaware River Basin Compact Delaware River Basin Commission Driver License Compact Secretar. Department of Public Safen Interstate Crvil Defense and Disaster Compact Governor Interstate Compact on Juveniles Secretar... Department of Services for Children. Youth and Their Families Intersiate Compact on Mental Health Secretan. Department of Health and Human Sen ice Iniersiate Compact on Placement of Children Compact Administrator. Department of Children. Youth and Their Families Interstate Corrections Compact Commissioner. Department of Corrections Interstate Pest Control Compact Mental Disordered Offender Compaci Department of Health and Socia! Sen ices Middle Atlanue Forest Fire Protecnon Compact Secretary. Department of Agriculture Uniform Law for Out-of-State Parolec Supervision Parole & Probation Bureau. Corrections Department FLORIDA Agreement on Detainers Correctional Services Administrator. LAD Compact. Department of Corrections Agreement on Qualification of Educational! Personne! Commissioner of Education Atlanuc States Marine Fisheries Compact Atlantic States Manne Fishenes Commission Compact for Educanor: Education Commission of the Sues Driver License Compact Driver Improvement Bureau. Deparunent of Highway Safer. and Motor Vehicles Gulf States Marine Fisheries Compaci Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission Interstate Compact on Juveniles 1CJ Compact Administrator. Department of Juvenile Justice Interstate Compact on Menta! Health Imterstate Compact Coordinator. Department of Menta! Health and Rehabilitative Services Interstate Compact on Migrant Labor Interstate Migrant Labor Commission — dormant or defunct Interstate Compact on Placemeni of Children ICPC Compact Administrator, Department of Health and Rehabilnative Services Interstate Corrections Compact Bureau Chief of the Interstate Corrections Compact Deparment of Corrections tmniersiates Environment Control Compact - dormani or defunct Interstate Libran Compact Secretar. of State Interstate Compact 10 Conserve Oi! and Gas Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Nonresident Violators Compact tof 19° ~, American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators @ Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive \ asie Management Compact Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Commission Southeastern Forest Fire Protection Compac Southeastern States Forest Fire Compact Commission Southern Growth Policies Compact Southem Growth Policies Board Southerr: Intersiaie Energ, Compact Souther States Energy Board Southern Regional Eduzatuon Compact Southem Regional Education Board Uniform Law for Oui-of-Siate Parolige Super ision Chief-Interstate Compacts Bureau. Depanmen: of Corrections (transfers to Florida) Administrator. Interstate Compacts Office. Parole Commission (transfers out of Florida) behicle Equipment Safen Compact American Associauion of Motor Vehicle Admunisirators Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements Interstate Pension Poriabilin Act- Wests FSA & 12145 ~ 1990 Division of Retirement - Directs the Division of Retirement to survey other state retirement s\ stems to determine the feasibilit. and interest in an interstate The Council of State Governments 7a compact to increase the ponabiliry of pensions for public employees Mutual Aid Arrangements - West's FSA § 252.40 — 1974 Division of Emergency Management - Authorizes the governor to enter into compacts with other states if he finds that joint action with that state is desirable in meeting Common intergovernmenta! probiems of emergency management planning. prevention. mitigation, response and recover) Other intergovernmental agreements Seminole Indian Tribe Water Rights Compact - West's F.S.A. § 285.165 ~ 1987 GEORGIA Agreement on Detainers Appointed by Commissioner of Corrections Atlanne States Marine Fisheries Compact Atlanuc States Marine Fishenes Commission Compact for Educanon Education Commission of the States Historic Chatiahoochee Compac: Historic Chattahoochee Commission Interstate Cwil Defense and Disaster Compact Georgia Emergency Management Agency Interstate Compact on Juveniles Runaway Investigations Unit. Department of Childrer and Youth Services - juvenile delinquents Interstate Compact on Menial Health Commissioner of Human Resources Interstate Compact on the Placement of Chiidre: Department of Family and Children’s Services or Department of Children and Youth Services Interstate Corrections Compact Department of Corrections Interstate Environment Compaci Commissioner of Natural Resources or their appointee ~ dormant or defunct Interstate Library Compact Public Libram Services Unit. Deparment of Education Pest Control Compaci @ Rapid Rail Transiu Compact (Southern; Southem Rapid Rai! Transit Commission Southeast Inierstate Low-Level Radioactive Haste Management Compact Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radsoactive Waste Management Commission Southeastern Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compact Southeastern States Forest Fire Protection Compact Commission. Director. State Forestrn Commission Southern Growth Policies Agreement Southem Growth Policies Board Southern Regional Education Compact Souther Regional Education Board Southern States Energy Compact Southern States Energy Board Uniform Act for Out-of-state Parole Supervision Commissioner of Corrections Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Surface-W ater Management - OCGA. § 12-5-24 — 1977 Director, Environmental Protection Division (EPD). Department of Naturai Resources - Authonzes the director of EPD to enter interstate compacts or agreement concerning surface water management HAWAII Agreement on Detainers Lieutenant Governor Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Driver License Compact Director of Transponation interstaie Agreement on Qualification of Educational Personne! Supenniendent of Education Imersiate Parole and Probation Compact Adult Compact Administrator. Adult Probation Division First Circun Coun @ interstate Compact on Adoption and Medical Assisiance (Adopior Assistance Compact and Procedures for Imersiate Service Pax ments; Assistant Program Administrator. Department of Human Services. Farms A Aduh Services Division Imerstate Compact on Juveniles Lieutenant govemor Interstate Compact or Menta! Health Director of Health Imersiaie Compact on Placement of Children Assistant Program Admunistraior. Department of Human Sernices. Famih A Aduh Services Division Mulnstate Tax Compact Mulustate Tax Commission Nonresident Violator Compact Amencan Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Hawan Judiciarn. Traffic Violations Bureau @ Northwest Inersiate Compact on Low-level Radioactive Waste \fanagement Northwest Interstate Low-leve! Waste Compact Comminee Vehicle Equipmeni Safen Compac: Amencan Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Kesiern Imersiate Corrections Compact Director of Public Safer. YU esiern Regional Educanon Compact Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education interstate Compacts and Agencies IDAHO Bear River Compact Bear River Commission Columbic Rrver Compact (Columbia Interstate Compact, Department of Water Resources - dormant or defunct Driver License Compact Motor Vehicle Bureau. Department of Transponation Interstate Agreement on Detainers Correctional Records Office. Department of Corrections Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probationers Interstate Compact Coordinator for Field and Community Services. Deparmnent of Correciions imtersiate Compact for Education = Educatson Commission of the States Interstate Compact on Juveniles Depun Administrator. Division of Famil, and Communit Services. Department of Health and Welfare Interstate Compact on Mental Health Assistant Administrator. Famih and Communin Services. Department of Health and Welfare Interstate Compact on Qualification of Educational Personne! Supers isor. Teacher Education and Cenification Departmen: of Education Interstate Compact on Placement of Children Depun Administrator. Division of Family and Communin Services. Deparment of Health and Welfare imerstate Corrections Compec: Coordinator. Correcuons Compact. Depanmen: ot Corrections Imersiate Librars Compaci Siate Libranan e@/niersiate Mutuc! 4id Compact Operations Office. Bureau of Disaster Ser ice: \fulnstate Highwa, Transportation igreemen No administrator - This 1s an agreement among the legisiatne bodies of the member siaies Mfulnstate Tax Compaci Mulustate Tax Commission Nonresident |} iolator Compact Super isor. Driver Records Uni Dnrver Senices Department of Transponation ¢@ Northwest Compact on Low-level Radioactive Vash Managemen: Northwest Low-level Radioactive Waste Compact Cormmimee Pacific Marine F isherwes Compact Pacific Manne Fisheries Commission Pacific Siates Agreement on Radioactive Materials Transportation Pacific States Radioactn.e Matenals Transporation Comminee Salmon Fails Creek Compact Water Allocation Bureau, Department of Water Resources - Although a member. Idaho is not active in this compact — dormant or defunct Snake River Compact Water Allocation Bureau. Deparument of Water Resources Western Imersiaie Nuclear Compact (Western Interstate Energy Compact) Westem interstate Nuclear Board Western Regional Education Compact (Interstate Compact for Western Regional Cooperation in Higher Education) Wester Interstate Commission for Higher Education Wildlife Violator Compact Wildlife Bureau. Department of Fish and Game Other intergovernmental compacts or agreements Pacific Northwes: Economic Region-1C §§ 67-7801 to 6°-7803 Pacific Northwest Economic Region Commission - Although technically not a compact or agreement. this legislation creates a regional council to promote economic development among the states and Canadian provinces in the Pacific Normhwest Alaska. Idaho Montana. Oregon. Washington. Alberta and British Columbia are eligible to yon The legislation creating this organization was generally introduced in the early 1990s ILLINOIS Agreement on Detainers Interstate Compact Administrator. Deparment of Corrections Bi-siate Development Agenc, Compaci Bi-state Development Agency @Centra! \Midwes: Intersiate Low-leve! Radioactive Hi aste Compas! Centra! Midwest Compact Commission Compas: for Education Education Commission of the Sates Compac: on Meniai Health Depanment of Menta! Health and Developmental Disabiiies Compact on Meniall, Disordered Offenders Driver License Compact Secretan of Suate. Drivers’ Services Department Great Lakes Basin Compact Great Lakes Commission High Speed Rail Compact (Inierstate/ Nlnois-Indiana Bridge Compact (Commissioners Act) Mhnois-Indiana Bridge Commission. IL Bureau Chief for Bridges and Structures. Depanment of Transporation - dormant or defunct The Council of State Governments Ilnois-Missouri Bridge Compact Act Ihnois-Missoun Bridge Commission,\IL Bureau Chief for Bridges and Structures. De of Transportation = dormant or defunct Interstate Compact for Supervision of Parolees and Probationers Interstate Compact Administrator for Adult Parole Interstate Compact Administrator for Adult Probation Interstate Compact on Juveniles Parolees: Interstate Compact Administrator, IL Deparunent of Corrections, Probationers: Interstate Compact Administrator. Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children Compact Administrator, Department of Children and Family Services Interstate Corrections Compac! Department of Corrections @/ntersiate Disaster Compact Emergency Management Agency Inierstate High Speed Intercin Rail Passenger \erwors Compect Interstate Rail Passenger Advisors Counci). IL Bureau Chief of Railroads. Department of Transporation Interstate Librar. Compact Secretar of State Interstate Mfining Compact Interstate Mining Commission Intersiate Oul and Gas Compact Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Interstate Pest Controi Compact Department of Agriculture @/niersiate Rail Passenger \ermork Compact Interstate Rail Passenger Advisom Council. IL Bureau Chief of Railroads. Deparment of Transporation @\fidwestern Higher Education Compac: Midwestern Higher Education Commission Mfissouri-Iliinois-Jeflerson-\fonroe Bridge Compa.! Missouri-Illinois-Jefferson-Monroe Bridge Commissior Mhnois Bureau Chief for Bridges and Structures + dormant or defunct Nonresident \iolator Compact Secretar of State. Drver Services Department Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Compaci Ohio River Sanitation Commission @Tri-State High Speed Rail Compact Tri-State High Speed Rail Commission Wabash Valle, Compact Wabash Valle. Interstate Commission Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Border State School Interstate Compact - Wlinois 48 ILCS 95.001 et seq -- 1988 State Superintendent of Education - Authonzes loca! schoo! districts to enter compacts with districts in bordering states to create joint schoo! districts. There is only one instance where this happened. and thai distnci no longer exists — dormant or defunct Crime Prevention and Correcuon - Wiinois. 730 ILCS $/3-3-11.3 — 1973 Govemor - Authorizes the governor to enter into agreements regarding same Sexual: Dangerous Persons. Interstate Transfer - 45 ILCS 2000) et seq — 1963 Govemor - Authonzes the governor to enter into reciprocal agreements with other states INDIANA Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Driver License Compact Commissioner. Bureau of Motor Vehicles Great Lakes Basin, Compact Great Lakes Commission Indiana-Kentuckh Boundor. Compas Intersiaie Agreemeni on Qualificanon of Educational Personnel = —. Superimendent of Public Instruction Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probdciioners Parolees Supervisor. Parole Services. Department of Corrections Probanoners Compact Coordinator. Indiana Judicial Cente: @/ntersiate Compact for Traff. Safen Director. Office of Traffic Saren ~—- Interstate Compact on Adopnonm Assistance Depun Compac: Administrator. Division of Family and Childrer. Interstate Compact on Juveniies Parolees Supervisor. Parole Services. Department of Corrections Probationers Probation Juxemile Director. Indiana Judicial Center Interstate Compact on Menta! Health Interstate Compact Administraior. Cmmuina! Justice Programs. Office of General Counsel. Division of Menta! Health. Family and Socia! Services Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children Program Director. Licensing Unit Division of Family and Children. Family and Social Services interstate Corrections Compact Supervisor. Parole Services. Department of Correction @/niersiate Earthquake Emergency Compact Director of State Emergency Management Agency Inierstate Emergency, Management and Disasier Compaci Director. State Emergenc, Management Agency @/nierstate High Speed Rai! Passenger Compac: Interstate Rai! Passenger Advison Council. Railroad Interstate Compacts and Agencies 10a Section Manager, Departmen: of Transportation Interstate Library Compaci Director, Indiana State Library Interstate Mining Compact Interstate Mining Commission Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Interstate Oil and Gas Commission @/niersiate Rail Passenger Network Compact Interstate Rail Passenger Advisory Council. Commissioner, IN Deparunent of Transporation @Midwest interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Commission Oho River Valley Sanuation Compact Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission Vehicle Equipment Safer Compact American Association of Motor Vehicle Admunuistrator:s Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. ~AIntersiare Compact for Traffic Sajen - indiana IC 9-28- 3-1 [1991] This Indiana law adopts a compact which authonzes the governor and state waffic director to nouf\ officials in other states that Indiana recogmizes the need for unifor- traffic safer regulations and siandards It urges al! stats: to join an Jntersiate Compact for Traffic Safen that was authonzed by Public Law 684 of the 8Sth Congress The Indiana law establishes a bureau to enter and maintain reciprocal agreements with other states conceming motor vehicles. and particularly. the Intemational Registra:.or Plan IOWA @4doption of Persons Department of Human Sen ices Agreement on Detainers Director. Departmen: of Corrections Compas: on Mental Hea!t: Director of Mental Health. Mental Retardation and Developmenta) Disabilines. Depanment of Human Sern ices Driver License Compact Department of Transportation Education Compact Education Commission of the States Imersiate Civil Defense and Disaster Compact Emergency Management Division. Department of Pub!i. Defense Iniersiate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probanoners (interstate Probation and Paroles Compact Interstate Compact Bureau. Department of Corrections @/nterstate Compact on Agricultural Grain Marketing Interstate Agricultural Markeung Commission @Iniersiate Compact on Energy ‘Midwesi Energy Compact Interstate Midwest Energy Commission Imerstate Compact on Juveniles Department of Human Services Interstate Compact on Placement of Children Department of Human Services Interstate Corrections Compact Division of Institutions. Department of Corrections Interstate Library Compact Division of Libraries Information Services, Department of Education @Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Commission Midwest Nuclear Compact Appointed bs Governor -- dormant or defunct Afissour: River Imtersiaic Barge Compact Department of Transporation -- dormani or defunct Nonresident liolator Compact American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Qualification of Educa.onal Personne! Director. Department of Education Unclaimed Propern Compac: State Treasurer Uniform Disposinon of Lnaclaimed Propern Ac! State Treasurer Upper Mississippt Riverway Compact -- dormant or defunct lehicle Equipment Safen Act American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators KANSAS igreement on Detaimers Director of Federa! and State Affairs. Deparment of Corrections d4rkonsas River Compaci ‘of 1949) Arkansas River Compact Administration d4rhansas River Compact tof 1965, (Arkansas River Basi Compect Kansas. Oklahoma, Kansas-Oklahoma Arkansas River Commission @Central Interstate Low-Leve! Radioactive Waste Compact Cenva! Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Commission Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Driver License Compaci Director. Division of Vehicles. Departmen: of Revenue Interstate Civil Defense and Disaster Compaci Deputy Director. Division of Emergency Preparedness Interstate Agreement on Qualification of Educational Personne! Commissioner of Education The Council of State Governments @ Interstate Compact on Adoption and Medical Assisiance Deputy Compact Administrator. Youth and Adult Services @ Interstate Compact on Agricultural Grain Marketing Interstate Agricultural Grain Marketing Commission Interstate Compact on Juveniles IC} Specialist, Youth and Aduh Services Interstate Compact on Menial Health Director of Institutions, Social and Rehabilitation Services Department Intersiate Compact on Placement of Children ICPC Specialist, Youth and Adult Services Interstate Compact on Placement of Children Youth Services, Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Interstate Compact to Conserve Oil and Gas Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Interstate Corrections Compact Corrections Manager, Deparment of Corrections @/nterstaie Dealer Licensing Compact Director. Division of Vehicles. Departmen: of Revenue Interstate Library Compact (Inierlocal Cooperation Act: State Libranan Kansas Cin Area Transportation District & Authorin Compact Kansas Cin Area Transporation Authorin of the Kansas Cit. Area Transponation Distnct Kansas-\fissour: Boundary Compact @Kansas-Missour! Culture District Compact Metropolitan Culture District, Metropoinan Culture Commission Aansas-\fissour: H aterworks Compac -- dormant or defunct Kansas-Nebraska Big Blue River Basin Commissior: Kansas-Nebrasha Big Blue River Compact Administration @\fidwestern Higher Education Compact Midwestern Higher Education Commission \fissour: River Toli Bridge Compact Secretan of Transportation Missouri-Kansas Metropoluan Developmen: District and Agency Compact Missoun-Kansas Metropolitan Developmen: Agency - dormant or defunct @Mulusiaie Louern Agreement Mulustate Loner Board of Directors Multustate Tax Compact Multistate Tax Commission National Guard Mutual Assistance Compaci Plans. Operations and Milian Suppon. Office of Adjutant General - Kansas joined with Missour: But the compact has never been used and is not current ft 1. also likely to be supplanted by recent legislation introduced by the Southern Governors’ Association and FEMA Nonresident Violator Compact Chief Examiner's Office, Dnver Licensure Bureau, Department of Revenue Republican River Compact Republican River Commission Uniform Act for Out-of-State Parolee Supervision Adult Compact Administrator KENTUCKY Agreement on Deiainers General Counsel. Department of Corrections Agreement on Qualification of Educational Personne! Commissioner of Education Breaks Interstate Park Breaks Interstate Parks Commission @Cenrral Midwest Inierstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Central Midwest Compact Commission Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Falis of the Ohio Imerstate Park Compact Falls of the Ohio Interstate Park Commission commission is inactive — dormant: or defunct Imerstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probat:oners Interstate Compact Adminisvator -- Parole. Probation & Parole Division. Corrections Depamment Interstate Compact Admin:strator ~ Probation. Probation & Parole Division. Corrections Department Interstate Compact on dir Pollution Imterstate Air Pollution Control Commission - dormant or defunct Intersiate Compaci on Juveniles Depun Compact Administrator. IC). Department of Socia! Services. Cabinet for Human Resources Interstate Compact on Menta! Health: Pharmacist Services Program Manager. Division of Menta! Health. Departmen: of Menta! Health and Mental Retardation Intersiate Compact on Placement of Children Imerstate Coordinator. ICPC. Deparment of Socia! Services. Cabinet for Human Resources interstate Corrections Compact Commissioner. Department of Corrections Interstate Emergency Management and Disaster Compact Execute Director. Disaster & Emergency Services Milnar. Affairs Department Interstate Emvironmenial Compact — dormant or defunct Interstate Library Compact Deparunent for Libraries and Archives Intersiate Mining Compaci Interstate Mining Compact Commission Nonresident Violators Compact Dnver License Division. Vehicle Regulation Department Interstate Compacts and Agencies 12a Transporation Cabinet Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Compact Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission Southeastern Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compaci Southeastem States Forest Fire Protection Commission Southern Growth Policies Agreement Southem Growth Policies Board Southern Regional Education Compact Southem Regional Education Board Tennessee River Basin Water Pollution Control Compact Tennessee River Basin Water Pollution Conro! Commission - dormant or defunct Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Development Compac Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Development Authonn Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Gasoline Excise Tax - KRS § 138.227 ~ 1992 Transportation Cabinet - Authorization for entry into cooperative compacts or agreements Interstate Compacts on Subsidized Adoptions — KRS &§ 199 $95 to 199.5955 - 1986 Depun Compact Administrator. ICPC. Department of Social Services. Cabinet for Human Resources - Authonzes the Cabinet for Human Resources to enter interstate compacts or agreements with other states for protection of children on behalf of whom adoption assistance is being provided Interstate Compacts on Solid Waste Management - KRS s 224 18-900 ~ 1991 Govemor - Authorizes the governor to negotiate and enter into compacts with other states relating to the management of solid waste Intersiaie Transit Authorines ~ KRS & 964210 ~ 1970) Authorizes cities and counties on the state line to form a tans authonn with political Subdivisions in other states Interstate Water Sanuation Board Control Commissions - KRS § 224.18-710 10 224 18-718 - 1940 This three member board consisting of the governor secretar of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Cabinet and one gubernaiona! appointee sence as representatives to any interstate water sanitation or contro] compacts to which Kentucky ts a parn LOUISIANA Central Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Cenval Interstaie Low-level Radioactive Wasie Commission Compact for Education (Compact for Cooperanve Efforis Education Commission of the State Driver License Compact 13a Department of Public Safety and Corrections Gulf States Marine Fisheries Compact Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission @/nternational Fuel Tax Agreement Department of Revenue and Taxation International Motor Vehicle Registration Plan Department of Public Safer and Corrections @interstaie Emergency Preparedness and Disasier Compact The Louisiona Emergency Assistance and Disaster Act of 1993 enacts into law $733, the /nterstate Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Compact, which appears to be a modified version of the /niersiate Crvil Defense and Disaster Compact Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probationers Chief Probation and Parole Officer. Department of Public Safer and Corrections Interstate Compact on Juveniles Office of Juvenile Services. Department of Public Safen & Corrections Interstate Compact on Mental Health Secretan. Department of Health and Human Senices Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children Office of Communin Senices. Department of Socia! Ser ices Interstate Environmental Compact Depanment of Health and Human Resources - dorman: or defunct Interstate Librarn Compact State Librarian Interstate Mining Compact Interstate Mining Compact Commission Loutsiana-Mississippi-Alabama Rapid Rai! Transit Compact Southern Rapid Rail Transit Commission @ \fississipps River Interstate Pollution Phase Out Compac! Mississipp: River Interstate Pollution Contro! Commission Mississippr-Louisiana Bridge Construction Compact Mississippi-Louisiana Bridge Authority «- dormant or defunct Nonresident Violator Compact (Traffic Violations Compact: Louisiana Deparument of Public Safery and Corrections Office of Motor Vehicles Red River Compact Red River Compact Commission Sabine River Compact Sabine River Compact Administrator South Central Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compaci South Centra! States Forest Fire Protection Compact Commission. Commissioner of Agnculture Southern Growth Policies Agreement Southem Growth Policies Board The Council of State Governments Southern Interstate Energy Compact Southern States Energy Board Southern Regional Education Compact Southern Regional Education Board Southern Siate Police Compact Southern State Police Administrator's Conference = dormant or defunct ¢Tangipahoa River Waterway Compact Loui M ppi Tangipahoa River Waterway Commission Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Minerals, Oil and Gas. Oil Spill Prevention and Response - Louisiana’ LSA-R.S. 30:2494 Oil Spill Management Coordinator - Authorizes the 01! spill management coordinator to enter into compacts o: agreements with other states regarding convolling 01! gas and other mineral spills Uniform Transfer of Dependents Act- LSA-RS 46 401 46402 - 1978 Department of Health & Hospitals - Authorizes the Department of Health & Hospitals to enter into compacts or agreements with other states regarding the mterstate transfer of indigent people MAINE Adoption Assistance Compact Commissioner of Human Services Agreement on Detainers (Interstate Compaci on Deia:mners, Commissioner of Corrections Agreement on Qualification of Educationa! Personne! Commissioner of Education Atlantic Siates Marine Fisheries Compact Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission Bus Taxation Proration and Reciprocin Agreement Secretary of State Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Compact on Menta! Health Director of Social Services. Augusta Menta! Health Institute Director of Social Services. Bangor Mental Health Institute Driver License Compact Secretar of State Interpleader Compact Secretar of State Interstate Civil Defense and Disaster Compact Maine Emergency Management Director Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probationers Adult Compact Administrator. Probation & Parole Division. Corrections Depanment Interstate Compact on Placement of Cnildres Director. Division of Child & Family Services. Bureau of Social Services Interstate Compact on Juveniles (Uniform Interstate Compact on Juveniles) Deput Compact Administrator for Intersuate Compact on Juveniles. Juvenile Services. Probation and Parole Division Interstate Corrections Compact Commissioner of Corrections Intersiate Library Compact State Libranan Imersiate Transfer of Indigent Persons Commissioner of Human Ser ices @Low-level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact (Texas) Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact Commission Maine-New Hampshire Boundary Compact P.L. 1993. chapter 36] repealed section 25! that estatiished the commission. but did not repeal! sections 2$2-2$9 which further describe the Commission and its powers Afaine-New Hampshire School District Compact Commissioner of Education Menicin Disordered Offenaers Compact Department of Mental Health & Retardation New Engiand Radiologica! Health Protection Compact Commissioner of Human Sen ices New England Higher Education Compact New England Board of Highe> Education New Engiand Iniersiate Corrections Compaci Commissioner of Corrections New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Compas: New England Interstate Water Polluuion Contro! Commission New England Planning Compact New England Imerstate Planning Commission «- dormant or defunct New Engiand State Police Compact New England State Police Administrator s Conference Nonresident | iolctor Compaci Secretan of State @ Northeast Intersiate Dain Compact Commissioner of Agnculture Pest Contro! Compact Director. Bureau of Forestrn Taxation of Motor Fuels Consumed 6. Interstate Buses Sute Tax Assessor. Bureau of Taxation @7ri-State Lotto Compact Tri-State Loto Commission Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Animal Disease Conirol- 7 MRSA § 1810 -- 1971 Commussioner of Agnculture Commercial Feed- 7 MRS A 723 -- 1989 Commissioner of Agriculture Interstate Compacts and Agencies l4a Hazardous and Solid Waste- 38 MRSA § 2140 - 1989 Maine Waste Management Agency Department of Environmental Protection - Encourages a compact to improve management, recycling and reduction of solid waste Interchange of Government Employees Maine State Agencies - Authonzes Maine state agencies to exchange employees with other states or the federal government for assignments of up to one year per employee Interstate Transfer of Indigent Persons - Maine. 22 MRS.A_ § 3102 [1933) Commissioner of Human Services Manufactured Housing Board - Maine 1O MRSA §& 9048 [1977] Oil Spill Prevention (supplementary agreemenis)- 38 M.R.S.A. § 553 = 1969 Govemor Regional Overdimensiona! Truck Permit Agreement - 29 MRSA § 1705 - 1987 Commissioner of Transponation - Authonzes Commissioner of Transporation to enter into interstate Compacts or agreements conceming oversize commercial tuck camers MARYLAND Agreemeni on Qualification of Educationa! Personne Assistant Supenntendent of Cenuification and Accreditation. Department of Education @ Appalachian States Low-Level Radioactive Wasik Compact Appalachian Sues Low-level Radioactive Waste Commission Atianuc States Marine Fisheries Compact Aulanuc States Manne Fishenes Commission Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Driver License Compact Director. Motor Vehicle Administrave Adjudication Interstate Agreement on Detainers Assistant Anomey General. Office of the Anomey General. Department of Public Safer and Corrections Services Interstate Compact on Juveniles Depur Compact Director. Deparunent of Juvenile Services Interstate Compact on Menia! Health Director, Menta! Hygiene Administration. Deparunen o: Health and Mental Hygiene Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children Federal Liaison. Department of Human Resource: Interstate Compact on the Potomac River Basin Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin Interstate Corrections Compact Interstate Corrections Compact Administrator Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services Imerstate Emergency Management and Civil Defense Compac! State Emergency Operations Center. Emergency Management Agency imersiate Environment Compact Secretar of Natural Resources — dormant or defunct Interstate Library Compact Assistant State Superintendent Division of Library Development & Services Intersiate Mining Compact Interstate Mining Compact Commission Jmersiate Oil and Gas Compact Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Intersiate Pest Control Compact Plan: Protection Section. Department of Agnculture Middle Atlannc Interstate Fores: Fire Protection Compact State Fire Supervisor. Forestry Division. Deparment of Natural Resources Nonresident Violator Compact Amencan Associauon of Motor Vehicle Administrators MD Super isor. Driver Contra! and Records @ Potomac Highlands Airport Authorin Compact Potomac Hiehlands Airpon Authority - Creates an authonn to operate a regiona! airport bermeencounties in Marland and West Virgima This compact was dormant unul 1990 when state and loca! officials in both slaies signed an agreement to activate it @Potomac River Bridges Towing Compac: No administrator per se State troopers and loca! law enforcement officers are authorized to direct traffic and move disabled vehicles from any pam of Potomac River bridges Potomac River Compact of 1938 (Potomac 'alie\ Conservancy District Compact, Potomac River Fishenes Commission Southern Regional! Education Compac: Southern Regional Education Board Southern States Energy Compac: Southern Suates Energy Board Susquehanna River Basin Compact Susquehanna River Basin Commission Tri-State Agreement on the Chesapeake Bay Chesapeake Bay Commission Uniform Out-of-State Parolee Supervision Act Parole and Probation Division Department of Public Safer and Correctional Services HW ashingion Metropolitan Area Transit Authorin Compac! Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authonty Washington Metropoluan Area Transit Regulation Compact Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Commission The Council of State Governments 15a MASSACHUSETTS Agreement on Detainers Commissioner. Department of Corrections Atlanuc States Marine Fisheries Compact Allanuc States Manne Fishenes Commission @Bay Siate - Ocean Siate Compact (Compaci with Rhode Island Relaung to Bays Systems, Bay State, Ocean State Compact Commission Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Compact on Menial Health Commissioner of Mental Health Connecucut River Atlantic Salmon Compact Connecticut River Atlantic Salmon Commission (staffed by U.S. Department of Fish & Wildlife) Driver License Compact (Motor Vehicle Convictions, Secretary of Public Safety Emergency Militar) Aid Compaci. New dork Governor or military representative Interstate Agreement on Qualification of Educationa! Personne! State Board of Education Imerstate Compaci for the Supervision of Parolees ana Probationers Counn. Federal and Interstate Manager. Departmen: of Corrections @/niersiate Compact on Adoption and Medica! Assisiance Department of Social Services and Deparment of Pub... Welfare Interstate Compact on Juveniles Department of Youth Services Imersiate Compact on the Placemen: of Childrer Deparment of Socia! Ser ices Intersiate Librars Compact Sup of State Libranes @/ntersiate Truck Permits Compact Highway Deparment Merrimack River Basin Flood Control! Compact Mermmack River Valles Flood Control! Commission New England Correctnons Compact Commissioner. Department of Corrections New England Higher Education Compact New England Board of Higher Education New England Iniersiate ater Pollution Control Compe. New England Interstate Water Pollution Contro! Commission New England Radiological Protection Compact Public Health Commissioner. Department of Public Welfare New England Regional Planning Compac: Division of Planning. through the Anome) Genera! - dormant or defunct New England State Police Compact New England State Police Administrators’ Conference New England States Emergency Milian 4id Compact Govemor or militan representative Taxation of Motor Fuels Consumed by Iniersiate Buses Commissioner of Revenue Thames River Fiood Control Compact Thames River Flood Contro! Compact Commission Vehicle Equipment Safer’ Compact Amencan Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts and agreements. Agreemenis to Transport and Care for Welfare Recipients - ALM GL 18.14 — 1967 Public Health Commissioner. Deparunent of Public Welfare - Authorizes the Department of Public Welfare to enter into reciprocal agreements with other States regarding mterstate transportation of poor and indigent people. and to arrange for the acceptance and suppor of people receiving public aid in other states Fish and Game Lous - ALM GL 130 15A — 1945 Division of Law Enforcement. Environmental Police Officer - Permits reciprocal law enforcement bs en\ironmenta! police. game wardens or natura! resources officers in adjacent waters of member states MICHIGAN Agreement on Deiainers Deparment of Correcuions Agreement on Qualificanon of Educanona! Personne! Office of Teacher Preparation and Cenufication. Department of Education Boundar. Compac: berweer Minnesota Wisc..:sin and Michigan Compac: for Education Education Commission of the States Compact or Mental Health Bureau of Hospitals and Centers. Deparment of Menta! Health Cooperation with States Bordering on Great Lakes Great Lakes Compact Commission Great Lakes Basin Compas: Great Lakes Commission International Registration Pian (\fotor Carriers Reciprocin: Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probationers Field Operations Admimisation. Departmen: of Corrections Interstate Compact on Juveniles Division of Foster Care Policy. Department of Social Sen ices Interstate Compact on Placement of Children Department of Social Services. Division of Foster Care Policy Interstate Corrections Compaci Facilities Administration. Department of Corrections Inerstate High Speed iniercin Rai’ Passenger \etwork Compac: Interstate Compacts and Agencies l6a Interstate Rail Passenger Advisor, Council Interstate Oil and Gas Compaci Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Interstate Pest Control Compact @ Midwestern Higher Education Compact Midwestern Higher Education Commission @Midwesiern interstate Low-Level Radioactive Wasie Compact Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Commission Multstate Reciproca! Agreement Mulustate Tax Compact Multistate Tax Commission @Tri-State High Speed Rail Line Compact Tri-State High Speed Rail Commission Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements Emergenc) Preparedness- MC.L.A § 30404 -- 1976 Emergenc, Management Division. State Police - In the event of a disaster. the 1976 Afichigan Emergency Managemen Act authonzes the governor to enter into reciprocal aid agreements or compacts with other state: to furnish or exchange food. clothing. medicine. and other supplies. engineenng services. emergency housing police services. the services of the Nationa! Guard when not mobilized for federal service or state defense force Weather Modification Interstate Compacits-MCLA & 298 107 -- 1978 The Michigan Deparment of Agnculture exchanges information with Minnesota. but have not negotiated a compact MINNESOTA Agreement on Deiainers Commissioner of Corrections @ Agricultura! Grain Marketing Compact Interstate Agncultural Grain Marketing Commissior. MN Commissioner or Agnculture Boundarn Compact bermeen Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Compact on Mental Health Commissioner of Human Sen ices Driver License Compact Commissioner of Public Safer Great Lakes Basin Compact Great Lakes Commission @ International Fue! Tax Agreement (IF T4, (Mfotor Carriers) Prorate and Reciprocimn Administrator. Driver A Vehicle Services Division. Department of Public Safer Internanonal Registration Plan Prorate and Reciprocim Administrator. Driver A Vehicle 17a Services Division, Department of Public Safety Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probationers Commissioner of Corrections @/mersiate Compact on Adopnon and Medical Assisiance Consuhant Family & Children Services Division. Department of Human Services ¢@Jnterstate Compact on Ind li Buildings Industialized/Imterstate Modular Buildings Commission Interstate Compact on Juveniles Commissioner of Corrections Interstate Compact on Placement of Children Commissioner of Human Services Interstate Compact on Qualification of Educational Personnel Commissioner of Education Interstate Corrections Compact Commissioner of Corrections Interstate Library Compact Suate Board of Education Interstate Pest Control Compact @ Midwest Iniersiate Low-level Radioactive Waste Compact Midwest Interstate Low-level Radioactive Waste Commission @ \fidwestern Higher Educanon Compact Midwestem Higher Education Commission Afinnesota-Wisconsin Boundarn Compact Minnesota-Wisconsin Boundan Area Commission Mulnstate Tax Compact Mulustate Tax Commission d/Adnude,t. eo Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements Colleges Unwersiues and Vocanona!l Education (tuition: -MSA 136408 ~ 1967 Coordinator. Campus-based Programs. Higher Education Coordinating Board - Authonzes the Higher Education Coord:nating Board to enter reciprocal agreements with adjacent states [Iowa (limited). Minnesota. North Dakota South Dakota. Wisconsin) and Canadian provinces relating to non-resident tuition at higher education instutuuions Electricin siung - MS.A. § 116C.$3 - 1973 Environmental! Quality Board - Authonzes the Minnesota Environmenta! Quali Board to hold joint neanngs with adjacent states (lowa, Minnesota. North Dakota. South Dakota. Wisconsin) regarding the routes for interstate. high-\olage transmission lines and the location of large. electnc power generating plants Rail Service Improvement Program -M.S.A 222.52 - 1976 Railroad Administration Office. Department of Transporation - Authonzes the Minnesota Deparment of Transporation to enter agreements with adjacent states [lowa. Minnesota. North Dakota. South The Council of State Governments Dakota, Wisconsin] to rehabilitate interstate railroad lines MISSISSIPPI @Ark M. ippi Great River Bridge Construction Arkansas-Mississippi Great River Bridge Authonn (Ameriport) Compact for Development of Deep Drafi Harbor and Terminal Gulf Coast Superpor’ Development Authonn — dormant or defunct Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Driver License Compact Department of Public Safety Gulf States Marine Fisheries Compact Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission @intersiate Agreements for Protection of Children being provided Adoption Assistance Interstate Crvil Defense and Di Compact Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probatoners Interstate Compact on Environment - dormant or defunct Interstate Compact on Juveniles Interstate Compact on Placement of Children @Jntersiate Earthquake Emergency Compac: Interstate Librar, Compact Mississippi Library Commission Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Interstate Oil Compact Commission Mississippi-Alabama Railroad Authorin Compaci Mississippi-Alabama Railroad Authonn @ Afississippi-Louisiana Rapid Rail Transu Compact Southem Rapid Rai! Transit Commission Non-Resident Violators Compaci of 19°-~ South Central Fores: Fire Protection Compact South Central Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compac Commission. State Forester @Southeast Interstate Low-level Radioactive H asic Management Compact Southeast Interstate Low-level Radioactive Waste Management Commission Southeastern Forest Fire Protection Compact Southeastern States Forest Fire Protection Compact Commission, State Forester Southern Growth Policies Compact Southem Growth Policies Board Southern Interstate Nuclear Compact Southern States Energy Compact Southern States Energ, Board Southern Regional Education Compact Souther Regional Education Board Tennessee River Basin Hater Pollution Control Compac: Tennessee River Basin Water Pollution Convo! Commission - dormant or defunct Tennessee-Tombigbee Waierwa) Development Compact Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Development Authonn @US Highway 82 Four Lane Construcnon Compact U.S. Highway 82 Four Lane Construction Authonty MISSOURI Agreemeni on Detainers General Counsel. Department of Corrections Bi-Siate Development Agency Compact (and Bi-Siate Metropoluan District) Bi-State Development Agenc Compact Berween Iilinow and Missouri creating an Nimois-Missour: Bridge Commission Ilanois-Missoun Bndge Commission — dormant or defunct Compact berseen lilinois and Missouri creanng a Afissouri-Iilinows-Jefferson- Monroe Bridge Commission Missoun-lllinois-Jefferson-Monroe Bndge Commission — dormant or defunct Compaci berween Tennessee and Afissour: creating a Tennessee-Afissour: Bridge Commission Tennessee-Missoun Bndge Commission - dorman: or defunct Compact for Education Educanon Commission of the States Drivers License Compact Director. Deparment of Revenue @/niersiate Adopnon Assistance Compact Deparment of Social Services Intersiate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Prodainoners Chairman. Probauon and Parole Board @/niersiaie Compas: on Desegregation Desegregation Commuissicn - Permits K-12 students in Johnson Count. Kansas to parmacipate in ans desegregation plan developed with any Missour counn of the first classification with a chaner form of governmen: and which contains al! or pan of a cit with a population of 3$0.000 or more Interstate Compact on Juveniles Division of Youth Services Interstate Compact on Mfenta!l Health Director. Department of Menta! Health Interstate Compact on Meniall, Disordered Offender Department of Menta! Health and Departmen of Corrections Interstate Compact on Placement of Children Division of Farms Services Intersiate Corrections Compact - 1982 version replaces 19°] version Director. Department of Corrections @/ntersiate Earthquake Emergency Compact Emergencs Management Agency e@iniersiate High Speed Iniercin Rai! Passenger Nermork Compac! Interstate Rail Passenger Advisorn Counc! Interstate Compacts and Agencies Inersiate Mining Compaci Imerstate Mining Compact Commission Kansas City Area Transportanon Compac Kansas City Area Transporation Authonn Kansas-Missour: Air Quality Compact Kansas-Missoun Air Quality Commission — dormant or defunct Kansas-Missouri Flood Prevention and Control Compac: Kansas-Missouri Flood Prevention Commission @ Midwest Higher Education Compact Midwestern Higher Education Commission @ Midwest Interstate Low-level Radioactive Waste Compact Midwest Interstate Low-level Radioactive Waste Commission @ Missour: and Kansas Merropolitan Culture Dismrict Compact Metropolitan Culture Commissions @ Missour: River Barge Compact - dormant or defunct Missouri: River Toll Bridge Compact State Highways and Transporation Commission @ Afissouri- Nebraska Boundary Mulnstate Tax Compact Mulustate Tax Commission Nonresident | :olator Compact Amencan Association of Motor Vehicle Admuinistrato:- Southern Siates Energ, Compac: (Southern Interstate Nuclear Compact) Southern States Energ, Board Vehicle Equipment Safen Compact American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Colleges and Universities Regional College of Opiome'r. -VAMS § 172 77S ~ 1978 Board of Curators. Universin of Missourn - Authonze- the board of curators of the Universin of Missouri to enter into agreements with other states to establish jointh operated schools of optomem MONTANA Agreement on Detainers Imerstate Compact Super isor. Corrections Division Departmen: of Corrections and Human Sen ices Compaci on Meniai Heaith Compact Administrator. Menta! Health Division Department of Correcnons and Human Sen ices Driver License Compact Compact Administrator. Motor Vehicle Division Deparmnent of Justice Interstate Agreement on Qualification of Educanona! Personne! Supenntendent of Public Instruction Imerstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees ans 19a Probationers Deputn Compact Admimistrator. Corrections Drvision, of Corrections and Human Services @/nterstare Compact on Adoption Assistance Department of Family Services and Deparuneni of Social and Rehabilnation Services Imerstate Compact on Juveniles Administrative Corrections Officer, Juvenile Correcuons Division. Department of Corrections and Human Services Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children ICPC Admmistrator. Department of Family Services Intersiate Corrections Compact Compact Administrator, Corrections Division. Department of Corrections and Human Services Imerstate Library Compact State Libranan Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Mulustat: Highwe, Transportation Agreement Motor Camer Services Division. Deparsment of Transponauon \fulnstare Tax Compact Mulustate Tax Commission Vutwe: did Disaster A Emergency Services Division. Departmen: of Milnan Affairs ; @ \orthwes: Intersiate Compac: on Low-level Radioactive Waste \lanagement Nonhwest Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Comminee lehicie Equipment Safer. Compact Amencan Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators MU estern Interstate Correcnons Compact Compact Administrator. Correcuons Div 1s10n Depanment of Corrections and Human Sen ices HM esterr Interstate \uclear Compact Western Interstate Nuclear Board H esiern Regiona! Higher Education Compac Western Interstate Commission For Higher Education Yellowstone Rrver Compact Yellowstone River Compact Commission Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements 4 ater Compacts - MCA 8$-1-223 ~1933 Compact Administrator. Water Resources Division Deparment of Natural Resources and Conservation -- Authorized to enter water compacts NEBRASKA Agreement on Detainers Special Services. Deparmem of Correctional Services Big Biue River Basin Compact Kansas-Nebraska Big Blue River Commission @Centrai Interstate Low-Level Radioacuve HU asic The Council of State Governments Compact Commission Central Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Commission Compact for Education Education Commission of the States Driver License Compact Department of Motor Vehicles Intersiate Agreement on Qualification of Educational Personnel Commissioner of Education Interstate Crvil Defense and Disaster Compact State Civil Defense Director ¢/mersiate Compact on Agricultural Grain Marketing interstate Agricultura) Grain Markeung Commission Inters:ate Compaci on Mental Health Director of Public Institunons interstate Compact on Juveniles Juvenile Parole Administrator, Office of Juvenile Services Interstate Compact on the Piacemeni of Children Permanency Planning Review Administrator. Human Services Division. Department of Social Ser ices Inierstate Compact to Conserve O:! and Gas Interstate Oi] and Gas Commission Interstate Corrections Compact Compact Administrator. Adult Parole. Department of Correctional Services lowa-Nebraska Boundary Compact Midwest Nuclear Compact Midwest Nuclear Board - dormant or defunct Midwestern Education Compact Midwestern Education Board - dormant or defunct Midwestern Higher Education Compact Midwestern Higher Education Commission \fissour: River Barge Traffic Compact Director. Department of Water Resources - dormant or defunct Nebraska-Missour: Boundan Compac: @ \ebrasko-South Dakota Boundan Compac: Nebraska Boundan Commission Nebraska-South Dakota-\ oming Haier Compact (Por. Creek) Nebraska-South Dakota-Wsoming Water Compact Commission Nonresident \iolator Compaci of 19~~ Director of Motor Vehicles Republican River Compact Republican River Compact Administration South-Plane River Compaci South-Plane River Compact Commission Uniform Act for Out-of-Siate Parolee Supervision Adult Parole Administration. Department of Correctiona! Services KW oming-\ebrasko Compact on Upper Niobrara River 20a NEVADA Agreement on Detainers Director. Departmen: of Prisons @Califorma-Nevada Compact for Jurisdiction on Interstate Waters Local law enforcement agencies Califorma-Nevada Interstate Compact State Engineer. Deparment of Conservation and Natura! Resources - Congress never ratified the compact Califorma abolished its commission, but Nevada apparently still has an active commission - dormant or defunct Colorado River Compact Colorado River Commission Columbia Interstate Compact Columbia Basin Interstate Compact Commission ~ dormant or defunct Driver License Compact Dmver's License Division Interstate Crvil Defense And Disaster Compact Division of Emergency Management. Department of Motor Vehicles and Public Safen Interstate Compact Defining a Portion of the Arizona- Nevada Boundan on the Colorado River Colorado River Boundarn Commission of Nevada Interstate Compac: on Juveniles Division of Child and Family Services. Department of Human Resources @initerstate Compact on Adoptior. and Medical Assistance Division of Child and Famils Services Interstate Compact on Education whe Education Commission of The States Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children Division of Child and Famils Services Interstate Compact 10 Conserve O:! and Gas Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission Interstate Corrections Compact Division of Parole & Probation \fultistate Highway Transportation Agreement! Director. Depamment of Transporation @Rock Mountain Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Rocky Mountain Low-Level Radioactive Waste Board Tahoe Regional Planning Compac: Tahoe Regiona! Planning Agency Uniform Act for Out-of-State Parolee Supervision Division of Parole and Probation. Department of Motor Vehicles and Public Safen Western Interstate Energy Compact (Western Interstate Nuclear Compact) Western Interstate Nuclear Board Western Regional Higher Education Compact Western Interstate Commission For Higher Education Wildlife Violator Compact Division of Wildlife Interstate Compacts and Agencies Other agencies/officials authorized to enter interstate compacts or agreements. Emergency Management. Mutual Aid Agreements - NRS 414.060 — 1965 Governor - Authorizes governor to enter into and coordinate mutual aid agreements with other states and the federal government conceming Groundwater Basins. Agreements for Cooperative Management - NRS $32.175 — 1991 State Engineer, Department of Conservation and Natura! Resources - Authorizes the state engineer to enter into agreements with neighboring states concerning cooperative management of shared groundwater basins Handicapped Persons. Education and Maintenance - NRS 395.010 — 1993 Supenmendent of Public Instruction - Authorizes the superintendent of public instruction to place eligible handicapped people in foster homes outside Nevada to further the education of the child Highwa, Consiruction Agreements - NRS 408 141 -- 1987 Department of Transporation - Authonzes the Department of Transporation to enter agreements with adjoining states concerning building and maintaining highways at or near state boundaries Interlocal Cooperation Act - NRS 277.080 -- 1965S Authorizes Nevada local governments and public agencies to provide joint or Cooperative services and facilities with similar agencies im other states Atiorme) General must approve agreements Imerstate Highway Fee Apportionment 4c! - NRS 706 801 -- 1971 Departmen of Motor Vehicles and Pubic Safen - Authonzes the Deparment of Motor Vehciles and Public Safer to enter into agreements with other states to exempt vehicle registration fees or taxes Police Services - NRS 223.240 -- 1978 Governor - Authonzes the governor to enter mutua! or reciprocal agreements or compacts with other staics or the federal government concerning furnishing or eachanging police services. faciliues or equipment Rail Service - NRS 708 423 -- 1979 Director. Department of Transponation - Authonzes the Deparunent of Transportation to enter agreements. contracts or compacts with other states. the federal government or railroad corporations which are consisien! with the state's rail service plan and necessarn to preserve or restore freight rail service to the static Reciprocal Agreements for Hunting and Fishing Licenses - NRS $02 045 - 1949 Board of Wildlife Commissioners - Authonzes Board o! Wildlife Commission to enter into reciprocal hunting and fishing hcensing agreements with adjoining states K eather Modification - NRS $44 080 -- 1961 Director. Department of Consern ation and Natura! 2la Resources - Authorizes the director of the department of conservation and natura! resources to represent Nevada concerning compacts related to weather modification. NEW HAMPSHIRE Agreement on Detainers Commissioner. Deparunent of Corrections Atlannue States Marine Fisheries Compact Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission Bus Tax Proration and Reciprocin Agreement Compact for Educanon Education Commission of The States Connecticut River Valley Flood Control Compact Connecticut River Valley Flood Control ommission Drrver License Compact Commissioner of Safer Internanonal Registration Pian American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Interpleader Compact Secretar of State Interstate Agreement on Qualification of Educanonal Personne! Commissioner of Education Interstate Crvil Defense Compact Director of Civil Defense Interstate Compact on Menia! Health Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children Chief. Bureau of Child Welfare @ interstate Compact on Adopuon Assistance for Hard to Place Children Commissioner. Department of Health and Human Services Interstate Compact on Juveniles Interstate Compact on the Mentally Disordered Offender Department of Health and Human Services Interstate Library Compact State Librarian or Commissioner of Cultura! Affairs Interstate Solid Waste Compact Municipal go. ernments \faine-New Hampshire Commission on Oceanography - dormant or defunct Maine-New Hampshire Imerstaie Bridge Authorin Maine-New Hampshire Interstate Bndge Authonn Maine-New Hampshire School District Compact (New Hampshire-Maine Interstate Schoo! Compact) Commissioner of Education Merrimack River Flood Control Compact New England Compact on Radiological Health Protecnon Director. State Radiation Control Agency New Engiand Higher Education Compact New England Board of Higher Education New England Interstate Corrections Compact! Commissioner of Corrections New England Interstate Planning Compac! New England Interstate Planning Commission The Council of State Governments — dormant or defunct New England (State) Police Compact New England State Police Administrators Con‘erence. Di [Text truncated at 120,000 characters. The full text is on the page linked above.] --- Source: Frix Law Library, https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/brief%3Amicro_IA40386013_1052%3A6. Public record. Not legal advice.