This bill proposes the creation of special vehicle registration plates that feature a unique emblem to honor military service members. The design of these plates will help distinguish vehicles owned by veterans or active military personnel. It aims to recognize and celebrate the contributions of those who have served in the military.
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.
This bill proposes the creation of special registration plates for the U.S.S. Iowa (SSN-797), a submarine named after the state of Iowa. It outlines the fees associated with these plates and includes provisions for funding related to their implementation. Essentially, it aims to honor the submarine while generating revenue through the sale of these plates.
The bill allows the board of educational examiners in Iowa to issue provisional coaching authorizations. This means that individuals who may not have full coaching credentials can still be permitted to coach, provided they meet certain requirements. The goal is to address coaching shortages in schools by making it easier for qualified candidates to step into these roles.
Iowa House File 2320 (HF2320) is a bill introduced on February 6, 2026, by Representative Aime Wichtendahl. The bill allows cities in Iowa to require short-term rental properties to register with the city and to impose penalties for non-registration. Additionally, it permits cities to classify short-term rental properties as lodging, enabling them to collect hotel and motel taxes from these properties.
IA HF2323 is a proposed law that aims to create new tax credits for maternity group homes and strong families in Iowa. These tax credits would apply to various types of taxes, including individual and corporate taxes. The bill is designed to support families and provide financial relief for those involved in maternity care.
IA HF2327 is a bill that focuses on updating and improving the programs and procedures of Iowa's Department of Workforce Development. It aims to enhance workforce-related services and streamline processes to better support job seekers and employers. The bill also includes provisions about when it will take effect.
IA HF2317 is a proposed law in Iowa that focuses on issues related to real property, specifically addressing the removal of unauthorized individuals and trespassers from private property. The bill includes provisions for penalties against those who unlawfully enter or remain on someone else's property. Essentially, it aims to strengthen property rights and enhance security for property owners.
House File 2311 (HF2311) is a bill introduced in the Iowa General Assembly that proposes recognizing gold and silver coins, known as specie, as legal tender within the state. This means that these precious metals could be used for transactions and payments, similar to how paper money is currently used. The bill was introduced on February 6, 2026, and was later renumbered as HF2723 on February 24, 2026.
House File 2334 is a bill introduced in the Iowa General Assembly that mandates a six-month suspension of a person's driver's license if they are found to have used or allowed the use of their license unlawfully or fraudulently. This includes violations such as falsifying driver's licenses, using a license to obtain alcohol or tobacco products illegally, and other related offenses. The bill also prohibits the issuance of temporary restricted licenses during the suspension period and applies to offenses committed on or after July 1, 2027.
This bill aims to change the criteria used for admitting students to Iowa's regents universities. It seeks to clarify and possibly adjust the factors considered during the admissions process. The goal is to ensure that the admissions policies are fair and transparent.
The bill establishes a registry for individuals convicted of domestic abuse offenses in Iowa. This registry aims to track offenders and provide information to the public. It also includes penalties for those who do not comply with the registry requirements.
IA HF2315 is a bill that focuses on how money is allocated from the juvenile detention home fund in Iowa. This fund is used to support facilities that detain juveniles, and the bill aims to clarify or change the way these financial resources are distributed. It is currently in the introduction stage in the legislative process.
This bill proposes to allocate ongoing funding to the State Board of Regents specifically for pediatric cancer research at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. The aim is to support advancements in treatment and care for children diagnosed with cancer. This funding would ensure that research efforts can continue without interruption.
This bill aims to recognize unborn children as victims in cases of wrongful death, homicide, and assault. It establishes penalties for crimes committed against unborn children and outlines how damages can be claimed in these cases. The bill includes provisions for when it would take effect and how it would apply.