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All 4,224 bills from the Iowa General Assembly

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IA HSB656
A bill for an act relating to remote sales of motor vehicles.(See HF 2485.)
This bill allows for the remote sale of motor vehicles in Iowa, meaning that buyers can complete the purchase process without having to be physically present at a dealership. It aims to modernize the way vehicles are sold, making it more convenient for consumers. The bill is part of a broader legislative effort to adapt to changing sales practices, especially in light of increased online shopping.
Introduced House Transportation
IA SSB3103
A bill for an act relating to matters under the purview of the economic development authority, the utilities commission, and the department of education, including creation of the headquarters expansion and development for growth and employment program, and the business incentives for growth program training fund; repeal of the new jobs tax credit program; the major economic growth attraction program; load forecasting and analysis of electric transmission system expansion plans; creation of the electric transmission system expansion planning and analysis and load forecasting fund; the industrial new jobs training program; and including effective date provisions.(See SF 2301, SF 2506.)
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Introduced Senate Commerce
IA HF2268
A bill for an act relating to the administration and regulation of matters associated with the operation, registration, and titling of motor vehicles, making penalties applicable, and including applicability provisions.(Formerly HSB 512.)
The bill focuses on the rules and regulations surrounding the operation, registration, and titling of motor vehicles in Iowa. It aims to establish clear penalties for violations and includes provisions on how these rules will be applied. Essentially, it seeks to improve the management of motor vehicle-related processes in the state.
Introduced House Transportation
IA SF2181
A bill for an act requiring the department of education to develop and administer a pilot program that requires certain specified school districts to establish attendance centers for students requiring special education and students with behavioral issues.(See SF 2404.)
The bill requires the Iowa Department of Education to create a pilot program for certain school districts. This program will focus on establishing attendance centers specifically for students who need special education and those with behavioral issues.
Introduced Senate Lynn Evans
IA SF2175
A bill for an act relating to education, including by modifying provisions related to charter schools, the Iowa public employees' retirement system, financing programs for charter schools and nonpublic schools administered by the Iowa finance authority, the statewide voluntary preschool program for four-year-old children, education savings accounts, the school start date, independent accrediting agencies, teacher training and licensure, and making appropriations, and including applicability and retroactive applicability provisions.(See SF 2425, SF 2501.)
IA SF2175 is a bill that aims to make various changes to education in Iowa. It includes updates on charter schools, retirement systems for public employees, preschool programs, and education savings accounts. The bill also addresses teacher training, school start dates, and funding for both charter and nonpublic schools.
Introduced Senate Jesse Green
IA SSB3105
A bill for an act creating a state corporate income tax deduction for net controlled foreign corporation tested income, and including retroactive applicability provisions.(See SF 2292, SF 2492.)
This bill proposes a state corporate income tax deduction for income earned by controlled foreign corporations. This means that companies with subsidiaries in other countries may be able to reduce their taxable income in Iowa based on the income those foreign subsidiaries generate. The bill also includes provisions that would allow this deduction to be applied retroactively.
Introduced Senate Commerce
IA SSB3109
A bill for an act requiring school districts, accredited nonpublic schools, charter schools, and innovation zone schools to provide success-sequence education in grades seven through twelve.
This bill requires all public and accredited private schools in Iowa to teach success-sequence education to students in grades seven through twelve. Success-sequence education focuses on helping students understand the steps they can take to achieve personal and academic success. The goal is to equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed after high school.
Introduced Senate Education
IA HSB659
A bill for an act relating to the authority of counties and cities to regulate the installation or use of battery-charged security alarm systems on nonresidential properties.(See HF 2516.)
This bill allows counties and cities in Iowa to set rules regarding the installation and use of battery-powered security alarm systems on nonresidential properties. It aims to give local governments more control over how these alarm systems are managed. The bill is currently in the introductory stage of the legislative process.
Introduced House Local Government
IA SF2170
A bill for an act modifying provisions related to the district-to-community college sharing or concurrent enrollment program.(See SF 2320.)
Iowa Senate File 2170, introduced on February 2, 2026, aimed to modify the district-to-community college sharing or concurrent enrollment program. This program allows high school students to enroll in college-level courses at community colleges, earning both high school and college credits. The bill proposed changes to enhance the program's effectiveness and accessibility. It was sponsored by Senator Jesse Green and was later renumbered as SF 2320. Despite passing both the Senate and the House with significant support, the bill was vetoed by the Governor on June 2, 2026.
Introduced Senate Jesse Green
IA SF2173
A bill for an act relating to sufficient English language proficiency requirements for commercial drivers, and providing penalties.(See SF 2426.)
IA SF2173 is a bill that aims to establish English language proficiency requirements for commercial drivers in Iowa. It includes penalties for those who do not meet these language standards. The goal is to ensure that all commercial drivers can communicate effectively, which is important for safety and compliance on the road.
Introduced Senate Amy Sinclair
IA HF2240
A bill for an act creating an endowment tax on the endowment value of certain Iowa colleges and universities, limiting charges relating to certain endowment funds, making appropriations to workforce grant and incentive programs, and making appropriations to supplement tuition grants for high-wage and high-demand jobs.(Formerly HSB 544.)
The bill proposes a new tax on the endowment funds of certain colleges and universities in Iowa. It aims to limit certain charges related to these endowment funds and allocates money for workforce grants and incentives, as well as for tuition grants targeting high-wage and high-demand job sectors. This is intended to enhance educational opportunities and support the state's workforce development.
Introduced House Higher Education