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Section 7.10 Emergency highway peace officers.
2021 Code of Iowa
Whenever the governor is satisfied that a state of emergency exists, or is likely to exist, on the public streets or highways of this state, because of violations of chapter 321, the governor shall designate any employee or employees of this state a...
Section 7.12 Supervisor designated.
2021 Code of Iowa
The governor, in exercising the power conferred by sections 7.10 and 7.11, may designate one employee or officer of the state to supervise all persons designated as peace officers hereunder, and they shall be fully responsible to that employee or ...
Section 7.11 Purpose.
2021 Code of Iowa
Individuals so designated shall have the full duties and rights of peace officers under the Code, for the purpose of enforcing the motor vehicle laws and ordinances of this state, and shall be provided with an identifying badge and card.
Section 7E.5 Principal departments and primary responsibilities.
2021 Code of Iowa
The principal central departments of the executive branch as established by law are listed in this section for central reference purposes as follows: The department of management, created in section 8.4, which has primary responsibility for coordi...
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Section 13.12 Prosecution of criminal offenses committed by law enforcement officers.
2021 Code of Iowa
The attorney general may prosecute a criminal offense committed by a law enforcement officer, as defined in section 80B.3, arising from the actions of the officer resulting in the death of another, regardless of whether the county attorney requests ...
Tagged topics: law enforcement officers
Section 28E.21 Definition.
2021 Code of Iowa
For the purpose of this subchapter, the term “district” means a unified law enforcement district established by an agreement under the provisions of this chapter by a county, or portions thereof, or cities to provide law enforcement within the b...
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Section 28E.22 Referendum for tax.
2021 Code of Iowa
The board of supervisors, or the city councils of a district composed only of cities, may, and upon receipt of a petition signed by eligible electors residing in the district equal in number to at least five percent of the registered voters in the dis...
Tagged topics: law enforcement, law enforcement districts
Section 28E.23 Budget.
2021 Code of Iowa
The public safety commission, on or before January 10 of each year, shall make an estimate of the total amount of revenue deemed necessary for operation of the district and, in conjunction with the county board of supervisors and city councils in the ...
Tagged topics: law enforcement, law enforcement districts
Section 28E.24 Revenue and tax levies.
2021 Code of Iowa
The county board of supervisors shall certify to the public safety commission the amount of revenue from the county general fund credited to the unincorporated area in the district based upon an average of revenues raised for law enforcement purposes ...
Tagged topics: law enforcement, law enforcement districts
Section 28E.25 Expansion of district.
2021 Code of Iowa
Cities and unincorporated areas may join an established district upon the affirmative vote of the city council or county board of supervisors, whichever is applicable, and a tax may be levied for providing additional moneys for unified law enforcement...
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