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IA HF2280
A bill for an act modifying the individual income tax credit for emergency medical services personnel, and including retroactive applicability provisions.(See HF 2778.)
This bill aims to change the individual income tax credit available to emergency medical services personnel in Iowa. It also includes provisions that would allow the changes to apply retroactively, meaning they could affect previous tax years. Essentially, it seeks to provide financial benefits to those working in emergency medical services.
Introduced House Ann Meyer
IA SSB3117
A bill for an act relating to reporting total gasoline and diesel fuel gallonage sold and dispensed by retail dealers for a determination period.(See SF 2393.)
The bill requires retail dealers in Iowa to report the total amount of gasoline and diesel fuel they sell over a specified period. This data will help in determining fuel usage and possibly inform future regulations or taxes related to fuel sales. It aims to improve transparency in fuel sales reporting.
Introduced Senate Transportation
IA SF2191
A bill for an act relating to real estate transfer tax, including declarations of value.(Formerly SSB 3019.)
IA SF2191 is a bill that addresses the real estate transfer tax in Iowa, specifically focusing on how declarations of value are handled during property transactions. It aims to clarify and potentially modify the existing regulations surrounding this tax. The bill was introduced by the Judiciary Committee and is currently in the early stages of the legislative process.
Introduced Senate Judiciary
IA SF2193
A bill for an act requiring a water treatment plant to conduct a test of sewage sludge to detect the presence of a perfluoroalkyl or polyfluoroalkyl substance.
This bill requires water treatment plants in Iowa to test their sewage sludge for certain harmful chemicals known as perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). These substances are often found in various consumer products and can pose health risks. The testing aims to ensure that these harmful chemicals are identified and managed properly.
Introduced Senate Dawn Driscoll
IA SF2200
A bill for an act relating to school email security by requiring school districts, charter schools, and area education agencies to implement certain email security standards.
The Iowa SF2200 bill aims to improve email security for schools by requiring school districts, charter schools, and area education agencies to adopt specific email security standards. This measure is intended to protect sensitive information and enhance the overall cybersecurity of educational institutions in Iowa.
Introduced Senate Jesse Green
IA HSB666
A bill for an act relating to habitual offenders, and providing penalties.(See HF 2542.)
IA HSB666 is a proposed law in Iowa that focuses on individuals who are considered habitual offenders, meaning they have committed multiple offenses over time. The bill includes provisions for penalties aimed at these offenders, which may lead to stricter consequences for repeated criminal behavior. This legislation is intended to address ongoing issues with repeat offenses in the state.
Introduced House Judiciary
IA SSB3115
A bill for an act relating to abortions including informed consent, dispensing abortion-inducing drugs, and reporting abortion-inducing drug complications.
This bill focuses on regulations surrounding abortions in Iowa. It includes requirements for informed consent, guidelines for dispensing abortion-inducing medications, and mandates for reporting any complications that arise from these drugs. Essentially, it aims to ensure that patients are fully informed and that any issues are documented properly.
Introduced Senate Judiciary
IA HSB651
A bill for an act establishing a criminal offense for written or electronic threats to kill, cause bodily injury, or conduct a mass shooting or an act of terrorism, and providing penalties.(See HF 2535.)
The bill establishes a new criminal offense for making written or electronic threats to kill someone, cause them bodily harm, or commit acts like mass shootings or terrorism. It includes penalties for those found guilty of such threats. The aim is to enhance public safety by addressing serious threats before they escalate into violence.
Introduced House Public Safety