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IA HF2446
A bill for an act relating to wind energy conversion facilities, including requirements for development, construction, and operation.
IA HF2446 is a bill that sets rules for the development, construction, and operation of wind energy conversion facilities in Iowa. It aims to streamline the process and establish clear guidelines for those involved in wind energy projects. This legislation is focused on promoting the growth of renewable energy sources in the state.
Introduced House Charley Thomson
IA HJR2010
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the State of Iowa relating to legislative changes to public retirement systems.
IA HJR2010 is a proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution that would allow the state legislature to make changes to public retirement systems. This means lawmakers could potentially alter benefits or funding structures for these retirement plans. The resolution is currently introduced and has not yet been voted on.
Introduced House Sean Bagniewski
IA HF2456
A bill for an act relating to employment of persons with disabilities.
The bill aims to improve employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities in Iowa. It seeks to create provisions that support the hiring and retention of these individuals in the workforce. By addressing barriers to employment, the bill hopes to promote inclusivity and equality in the job market.
Introduced House Josh Turek
IA HF2548
A bill for an act relating to the determination and collection of certain fees by the auditor of state and the provision of municipal financial management training, and including applicability provisions.(Formerly HSB 626.)
The bill aims to clarify how the state auditor determines and collects certain fees. It also includes provisions for providing training in financial management to municipalities. This is intended to help local governments manage their finances more effectively.
Introduced House State Government
IA HF2457
A bill for an act establishing the credential-attainment program within the department of workforce development, making appropriations, and including effective date provisions.
The bill establishes a credential-attainment program within Iowa's Department of Workforce Development. This program aims to help individuals gain certifications and skills needed for employment. It also includes provisions for funding and sets an effective date for the program's implementation.
Introduced House Daniel Gosa
IA SF2336
A bill for an act requiring annual reports on and the prohibition of antisemitism in community colleges, regents institutions, and public school districts.(Formerly SSB 3095.)
The bill requires community colleges, regents institutions, and public school districts in Iowa to report annually on efforts to combat antisemitism. It also prohibits any acts of antisemitism within these educational institutions. The goal is to create a safer and more inclusive environment for all students.
Introduced Senate Education
IA HSB746
A bill for an act relating to education, including by modifying provisions related to summative testing in schools and the educational program provided to students enrolled in kindergarten through grade twelve.(See HF 2670.)
IA HSB746 is a bill that aims to change some rules related to testing in schools and the education provided to students from kindergarten through 12th grade. It seeks to modify how summative tests are conducted and possibly alter educational programs to improve student learning outcomes. This bill is part of ongoing efforts to enhance education in Iowa.
Introduced House Education
IA HF2533
A bill for an act relating to the safety of persons in certain professions involved with the judicial system, including authorizing a judicial officer, attorney general, deputy attorney general, or assistant attorney general to be issued a professional permit to carry weapons, establishing the criminal offenses of threatening and the malicious sharing of personal information of a judicial officer or a judicial officer's immediate family, and considering true threats to public officials as harassment, and providing penalties.(Formerly HSB 564.)
Summary pending...
Introduced House Judiciary
IA SSB3173
A bill for an act relating to a statewide urban design and specifications board, including assessment of costs for local government projects that do not comply with the board's design or specifications manuals.(See SF 2394.)
This bill establishes a statewide urban design and specifications board in Iowa. The board will create design and specification manuals that local governments must follow for their projects. If local projects do not comply with these guidelines, there will be an assessment of costs incurred due to non-compliance.
Introduced Senate Transportation
IA HF2445
A bill for an act providing for a manure management planning map.
The bill establishes a requirement for creating a manure management planning map in Iowa. This map will help farmers and landowners better manage manure application and ensure it is done in an environmentally responsible way. The goal is to protect water quality and improve agricultural practices across the state.
Introduced House Ken Croken
IA HF2441
A bill for an act relating to the teach Iowa scholar program, including modifying eligibility provisions and establishing funding allocations.(Formerly HSB 648; See HF 2752.)
The bill modifies the Teach Iowa Scholar Program by changing the eligibility requirements for participants and setting new funding allocations. This program is designed to support individuals pursuing teaching careers in Iowa. The changes aim to improve access and resources for future educators.
Introduced House Education
IA HF2556
A bill for an act relating to the use of automatic registration plate readers, providing penalties, and including effective date provisions.
The bill regulates the use of automatic registration plate readers, which are devices that scan and record license plate information. It includes penalties for misuse of these devices and outlines when the law will take effect. Essentially, it aims to establish guidelines for how these tools can be used by law enforcement and other agencies.
Introduced House Charley Thomson