Iowa Legislation

This bill proposes to create exemptions from sales and use taxes for activities related to starting or restarting nuclear electric generation facilities in Iowa. It also includes provisions that would make these tax exemptions apply retroactively. Essentially, the goal is to encourage the development and revitalization of nuclear energy in the state.

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This bill aims to change how property is assessed and taxed by state and local governments in Iowa. It also seeks to create a program to help first-time homebuyers and establish a grant fund to improve local government efficiency. Additionally, it addresses funding for education and urban renewal projects.

IA SR112 is a resolution from Iowa that asks the U.S. Congress to propose a change to the Constitution. This change would ensure that the Supreme Court of the United States always has nine justices. The resolution is sponsored by Republican Mike Bousselot and is currently in the introduction stage.

IA SR111 is a resolution that acknowledges and celebrates the 150th anniversary of the University of Northern Iowa. It highlights the significance of the university in the community and its contributions to education over the past century and a half. The resolution serves as a formal recognition of this milestone in the university's history.

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IA HR112 is a resolution that honors the 150th anniversary of the University of Northern Iowa. It acknowledges the university's contributions to education and community in Iowa. The resolution serves to celebrate this milestone in the university's history.

This bill proposes a system for licensing providers that use artificial intelligence to enhance or automate their services. It aims to establish regulations and penalties for those who do not comply with the licensing requirements. The goal is to ensure that these providers operate safely and responsibly in Iowa.

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The bill IA HF2133 proposes to classify kratom, a herbal substance, as a Schedule I controlled substance in Iowa. This classification would impose legal penalties for its possession, sale, or distribution. The bill is aimed at regulating kratom due to concerns about its safety and potential for abuse.

The bill focuses on funding for transportation and infrastructure in Iowa. It outlines how money from the road use tax fund and the primary road fund will be allocated and used by the Department of Transportation. This aims to improve roads and transportation services across the state.

Iowa Senate File 424 (SF 424) proposes changes to the allocation of 50 special nonresident deer hunting licenses. Under current law, these licenses are distributed by the Department of Natural Resources to state officials and local development groups to promote Iowa's natural resources. SF 424 reallocates these licenses by assigning 40 to Iowa conservation organizations and 10 to the governor. The governor has the option to accept all, some, or none of these 10 licenses. Any licenses not accepted by the governor by September 1 of each year will be added to the allocation for conservation organizations. The bill defines 'conservation organization' as an entity incorporated under Iowa law with a mission focused on natural resource conservation or science-based natural resource management. This includes local or state chapters of national or international conservation organizations. The purpose of these licenses remains to promote Iowa's natural resources to nonresident guests and dignitaries, with a stipulation that any media produced from these hunting visits cannot be used for political campaign purposes.

IA SSB3190 is a bill that focuses on funding for various state government agencies that deal with agriculture, natural resources, and environmental protection in Iowa. It aims to allocate financial resources to support these important sectors. The bill is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the state's commitment to managing its natural resources and agricultural practices.

This bill updates the rules about transitional coaching authorizations that are granted by the board of educational examiners in Iowa. These authorizations allow individuals to coach sports while they work towards full certification. The changes aim to clarify and improve the process for obtaining these authorizations.

The bill proposes to allocate funds from the Rebuild Iowa Infrastructure Fund and the Technology Reinvestment Fund. This funding is aimed at supporting infrastructure projects and technology improvements in the state of Iowa. It also includes provisions for when the bill will take effect.

IA HF2361 is a bill that updates the general education requirements and core curricula for regents institutions in Iowa. It aims to enhance the educational framework and ensure that students receive a well-rounded education. The bill also includes provisions regarding how these changes will be applied across institutions.

Iowa House File 2190 (HF2190) is a bill that establishes specific requirements for dog owners to provide proof of ownership. It also introduces penalties for failing to comply with these requirements. The bill was introduced on January 28, 2026, and passed the House on March 12, 2026, with a vote of 90 in favor and 1 against. As of March 23, 2026, the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee recommended its passage.

This bill focuses on public records, specifically concerning the employment separation information of certain government employees, contractors, or appointees in Iowa. It aims to clarify what information can be made public when these individuals leave their positions. The bill seeks to balance transparency with privacy for those working in government roles.

This bill regulates businesses that own or manage nonagricultural animals, such as pets and exotic animals. It establishes rules for how these animals should be cared for and sets penalties for violations of these rules. The goal is to ensure the humane treatment of animals in commercial settings.