Bill Tracker
Creates a civil liability for commercial entities that make obscene materials available online to minors.
Prohibits schools from entering into certain agreements with public libraries and mobile libraries.
Prohibits schools from providing any program or instruction relating to gender theory or sexual orientation to students in grades K-12.
Imposes a 5% cap on indirect costs for all state-funded grants.
Requires all law enforcement agencies and officers to cooperate and work with ICE and other federal immigration agencies when requested.
Makes changes to local and state government finances related to tax credits and rebates.
Overhauls Iowa's property tax and local government finance framework.
Makes changes to local government property tax, budgets, and bonding.
Makes extensive changes to laws on local government property tax limitations, assessment, and urban renewal.
Requires historical resource research centers in Des Moines and Iowa City be adequately staffed and open to the public.
Allows the parent or guardian of a minor to access the minor's library records upon request.
Changes requirements related to public library standards and performance measures.
Requires pornographic internet site operators to implement reasonable age verification methods for minors.
Imposes strict rules on public libraries regarding materials classified as 'harmful to minors.'
Makes several provisions related to public library regulation.
Applies open records law to an instrumentality of a city or township.
Prohibits local government from adopting DEI offices and programs.
Repeals current law related to obscenity exemptions.
Imposes new legal duties on commercial entities and individuals regarding the publication, distribution, and facilitation of access to materials considered harmful to minors, obscene, or constituting child sexual abuse material.
Requires libraries and their third-party contractors to block minors from accessing certain content.
Removes the requirement that DAS maintain a historical resource research center in Iowa City.
Makes changes to local and state government finances related to tax credits and rebates.
Overhauls Iowa's property tax and local government finance framework.
Makes changes to local government property tax, budgets, and bonding.
Enacts extensive reforms to Iowa’s property tax and fiscal laws.
Makes extensive changes to laws on local government property tax limitations, assessment, and urban renewal.