Iowa Legislation

All 4,224 bills from the Iowa General Assembly

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IA SF2261
The bill requires confinement feeding operations, which are facilities that raise large numbers of animals for food, to install and operate systems that monitor pollution. This aims to ensure that these operations do not harm the environment. Additionally, the bill includes penalties for those who fail to comply with these requirements.
Introduced Senate Art Staed
IA HSB702
This bill addresses the way insurance companies handle requests for information and timelines for processing claims. It also focuses on how property and casualty insurers calculate losses, adjust claims, make payments, and use aerial images in their assessments. Overall, it aims to streamline the claims process and clarify policy terms for consumers.
Introduced House Commerce
IA SF2251
This bill allows combined recreational lake and water quality districts in Iowa to have more authority when issuing bonds. This means these districts can potentially raise funds more easily for projects aimed at improving lake recreation and water quality. The goal is to enhance the management and maintenance of these important natural resources.
Introduced Senate Daniel Zumbach
IA SSB3146
This bill aims to provide incentives for school districts in Iowa to engage in whole grade sharing, which means combining grades with other districts, as well as to reorganize or dissolve their districts. The goal is to improve efficiency and resource allocation in education. It is part of a broader effort to address challenges faced by smaller or struggling school districts.
Introduced Senate Education
IA HSB707
This bill proposes to suspend a person's driver's license if they are found to be using it unlawfully or fraudulently. It aims to address issues related to illegal activities associated with driver's licenses. The bill includes provisions on how these suspensions would apply in different situations.
Introduced House Public Safety
IA SSB3132
Iowa Senate Study Bill 3132 (SSB3132) proposes stricter regulations on vehicle front windshields. It mandates that front windshields must allow at least 70% of light to pass through. If a vehicle's front windshield permits less than 50% light transmittance, law enforcement officers are required to issue a citation and impound the vehicle. However, drivers have the option to either immediately adjust the windshield to meet the 70% transparency requirement or have the vehicle towed off the highway. The bill exempts law enforcement vehicles from these requirements.
Introduced Senate Transportation
IA SSB3131
Senate Study Bill 3131 (SSB3131) was introduced in the Iowa Senate on February 10, 2026, aiming to regulate the operation of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) on highways and establish applicable penalties. The bill was sponsored by the Senate Transportation Committee and underwent a subcommittee review on February 12, 2026, where it was recommended for passage. On February 18, 2026, the committee approved the bill, and it was renumbered as Senate File 2382 (SF 2382).
Introduced Senate Transportation
IA SSB3143
Iowa Senate Study Bill 3143 (SSB3143) was introduced to address the rounding of cents in cash transactions and payments. The bill proposed a standardized method for rounding cash transaction totals to the nearest five cents, aiming to simplify cash handling and reduce the use of smaller coin denominations. This measure was intended to streamline transactions and potentially decrease costs associated with coin production and handling. SSB3143 was later renumbered and replaced by Senate File 2456 (SF2456) as it progressed through the legislative process.
Introduced Senate Commerce
IA HF2355
The bill aims to update Iowa's alcoholic beverage control laws by allowing nonnative wine manufacturers to obtain class 'A' wine permits. It also includes provisions for certificates of compliance and establishes associated fees. This legislation is intended to streamline the process for out-of-state wine producers to sell their products in Iowa.
Introduced House State Government