Iowa Legislation

All 4,224 bills from the Iowa General Assembly

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IA HF2202
IA HF2202 is a bill that updates the state's regulations on controlled substances and the reporting requirements for precursor substances, which are materials used to make illegal drugs. It also establishes penalties for violations of these regulations. The bill is set to take effect on April 16, 2026.
Passed House Public Safety
IA HF2777
The bill modifies Iowa's urban renewal law, specifically focusing on how revenue is divided among local governments and agencies. It aims to update the existing framework to better support urban development projects. Additionally, the bill includes provisions that outline its applicability to certain situations.
Introduced House Ways and Means
IA SF2499
IA SF2499 is a bill that focuses on regulations for captive insurance companies and life captive reinsurance companies in Iowa. It aims to establish rules and civil penalties related to these types of insurance entities, ensuring they operate within the law. The bill seeks to clarify the legal framework for these companies to enhance oversight and compliance.
Introduced Senate Ways & Means
IA SF2495
IA SF2495 is a proposed law that would create a tax credit for maternity group homes in Iowa. This tax credit could be applied to various taxes, including individual and corporate taxes. The aim is to support facilities that provide housing and services for pregnant women and new mothers.
Introduced Senate Ways & Means
IA SF2498
This bill aims to support nuclear electric generation facilities in Iowa by offering sales and use tax exemptions and refunds. It also allocates funds to the state board of regents to help develop and maintain a workforce skilled in nuclear energy. Additionally, the bill includes provisions for penalties related to compliance.
Introduced Senate Ways & Means
IA HSB778
IA HSB778 is a bill that allocates funding for various educational departments in Iowa, including the Department for the Blind, the Department of Education, the State Board of Regents, and the Department of Workforce Development. It also makes changes to the Iowa Special Education Council, the School Budget Review Committee, and how basic enrollment is calculated. The bill aims to improve the operation and funding of the state's education system.
Introduced House Appropriations