Iowa Legislation

All 4,224 bills from the Iowa General Assembly

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IA HF2731
The bill establishes a program that allows individuals to pay for certain services based on a percentage of their income. This program will be managed by the Department of Health and Human Services, aiming to make payments more affordable for those in need. It seeks to provide a structured way for people to manage their financial obligations related to health services.
Introduced House Larry McBurney
IA HF2733
The bill focuses on improving water quality in Iowa by establishing a monitoring network and supporting various water quality initiatives. It includes tax credits for farmers who adopt best management practices, a clean water farm program, and loans for water quality projects. Additionally, it allocates funding for these efforts and outlines how the measures will be implemented.
Introduced House Kenan Judge
IA HF2735
The bill focuses on programs run by the Iowa Finance Authority that help people buy homes, especially targeting military members. It aims to make funding available for the FirstHome program and home ownership assistance programs. Additionally, it includes provisions for when the bill would take effect.
Introduced House Larry McBurney
IA SF548
IA SF548 is a bill that addresses the use of personal flotation devices, commonly known as life jackets, on personal watercraft like jet skis and boats. The legislation aims to establish clear guidelines for when and how these devices should be used to enhance safety on the water. It is a continuation of earlier efforts under SF 108.
IA HF2679
This bill focuses on regulations concerning specially constructed motorcycles, which are bikes that are built from scratch or modified significantly. It aims to clarify the legal framework for these motorcycles, ensuring that they can be registered and used on public roads. The bill was previously known as HF 2439 before being engrossed in its current form.
Engrossed House Transportation
IA HF788
This bill requires state employees to provide a sample for alcohol and drug testing if they are involved in a serious motor vehicle accident that results in injury or death. The testing is mandatory under certain conditions, and there are penalties for non-compliance. The aim is to ensure accountability and safety on the roads.
Engrossed House Transportation