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SF 609 (Enrolled)
88th General Assembly
relating to and making appropriations and related statutory changes involving state government entities involved with agriculture, natural resources, and environmental protection, and including effective date provisions.
Tagged topics: agricultural drainage wells, agricultural land, agriculture, agriculture and land stewardship department, air pollution, air quality, animal diseases, animal feeding operations, appropriations, audits, biofuels, center for agricultural health and safety, college of veterinary medicine, comprehensive petroleum underground storage tank fund and board, cooperative extension service in agriculture and home economics, dairying, dams, disabilities, disaster relief, dog racing, education, environment first fund, environmental protection, erosion, farm deer, farming, fish, fish and game protection fund, fishing, floods, food, food safety, forestry, fuels, gambling, geology, horse racing, hungry canyons alliance, hunting, iowa geological survey, iowa resources enhancement and protection program, iowa state university, livestock, local food, loess hills, loess hills development and conservation authority, mercury, midwest grape and wine industry institute, natural resources, natural resources department, nitrates, nutrient reduction, occupational safety and health, open spaces, pari-mutuel wagering, parks, pollution, poultry, racing, renewable energy, rivers and streams, runoff, snowmobiles, soil and water conservation, soil and water conservation districts, soil conservation and water quality committee, soil conservation and water quality division, soybeans, storage tanks, temperature control systems, trapping, turkeys, underground storage tanks, university of iowa, veterinary diagnostic laboratory, veterinary medicine, water, water pollution, water quality, watersheds, wells, wetlands, wildlife, work-related injuries
SF 609 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to and making appropriations and related statutory changes involving state government entities involved with agriculture, natural resources, and environmental protection, and including effective date provisions.
Tagged topics: agriculture, agriculture and land stewardship department, air pollution, air quality, animal diseases, animal feeding operations, appropriations, audits, college of veterinary medicine, comprehensive petroleum underground storage tank fund and board, conservation, dairying, dams, disabilities, education, environment first fund, environmental protection, farming, fish, fish and game protection fund, fishing, floods, food safety, forestry, fuels, geology, hungry canyons alliance, hunting, iowa geological survey, iowa resources enhancement and protection program, iowa state university, liens, livestock, local food, loess hills, loess hills development and conservation authority, mercury, midwest grape and wine industry institute, natural resources, natural resources department, nutrient reduction, pari-mutuel wagering, parks, rivers and streams, snowmobiles, soil and water conservation, soil and water conservation districts, soil conservation and water quality committee, soil conservation and water quality division, storage tanks, temperature control systems, trapping, underground storage tanks, university of iowa, veterinary medicine, warehouses, water, water pollution, water quality, watersheds
SF 609 (Reprinted)
88th General Assembly
relating to and making appropriations and related statutory changes involving state government entities involved with agriculture, natural resources, and environmental protection.
Tagged topics: agriculture, agriculture and land stewardship department, air pollution, air quality, animal diseases, animal feeding operations, appropriations, audits, college of veterinary medicine, comprehensive petroleum underground storage tank fund and board, conservation, dairying, dams, disabilities, education, environment first fund, environmental protection, farming, fish, fish and game protection fund, fishing, floods, food safety, forestry, fuels, geology, hungry canyons alliance, hunting, iowa geological survey, iowa resources enhancement and protection program, iowa state university, livestock, local food, loess hills, loess hills development and conservation authority, mercury, midwest grape and wine industry institute, natural resources, natural resources department, nutrient reduction, open spaces, pari-mutuel wagering, parks, rivers and streams, snowmobiles, soil and water conservation, soil and water conservation districts, soil conservation and water quality committee, soil conservation and water quality division, storage tanks, temperature control systems, trapping, underground storage tanks, university of iowa, veterinary medicine, water, water pollution, water quality, watersheds
HF 765 (Enrolled)
88th General Assembly
relating to and making appropriations to state departments and agencies from the rebuild Iowa infrastructure fund and the technology reinvestment fund, providing for related matters, and including effective date and applicability provisions.
Tagged topics: administrative services department, agriculture and land stewardship department, airports, appropriations, armories, athletics, broadband services, camp dodge, capital projects, charitable organizations, chief information officer, communications services, community attraction and tourism program and fund, community-based correctional programs, computers and software, corrections department, county fairs, courts, criminal justice information system, cultural affairs department, dams, demolished property, disabilities, economic development authority, education department, emergency communications, explosives, fairs and fairgrounds, finance authority, government buildings, historical division, homeland security and emergency management department, housing trust fund, human rights department, human services department, infrastructure, iowa communications network, iowa great places program, iowa state university, judicial branch, judicial districts, lakes, law enforcement academy, management department, monuments (commemoration), museums, national guard, natural resources, natural resources department, nonprofit entities, nursing facilities, nursing homes, nutrient reduction, parks, public broadcasting division, public defense department, public health department, public safety department, public transportation, radio, railroads, real property, rebuild iowa infrastructure fund, regents board, rehabilitation (property), renewable energy, respite care services, rivers and streams, school for the deaf, soil and water conservation, soil conservation and water quality division, state fair, state property, state public defender, task forces, technology, technology reinvestment fund, trails, transportation department, treasurer of state, university of iowa, university of northern iowa, vacant property, vertical infrastructure, veterans affairs department, veterans home, water, water quality, water resources coordinating council, watersheds, world food prize
HF 611 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
modifying provisions relating to the sale of certain fireworks, and making penalties applicable.
Tagged topics: fireworks
SSB 1035 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
modifying provisions relating to the regulation and sale of certain fireworks, making penalties applicable, and including effective date provisions.
HF 400 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
providing labeling requirements for household hazardous plants, and making penalties applicable.
HF 635 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
permitting counties and cities to classify certain fireworks violations as county infractions or municipal infractions, and making penalties applicable.
HSB 193 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
permitting counties and cities to classify certain fireworks violations as county infractions or municipal infractions, and making penalties applicable.
HF 378 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
providing for certain fees applicable to licensed consumer fireworks sellers, and making penalties applicable.