The official beginning of summer also marks new opportunities for Iowans to connect with outdoor recreation: a new mobile state park application as well as a state-wide data base for Iowans to locate outdoor recreation activities.
A mobile application for state parks developed through the Iowa Parks Foundation was unveiled Monday at Governor Branstad’s weekly press conference. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has also developed a program, Healthy and Happy Outdoors (H20) that allows Iowans to find more than 30 types of outdoor activities at more than 1,600 state and county parks and recreation areas.
Read more about the H2O app…
The following is the House Republican Caucus Staff’s end of session report:
2013 End of Session Report
*Note: All information is current as of May 22, 2013
Agriculture, Bill Analyses, Budget, Commerce, Economic Growth, Education, Environmental Protection, Government Oversight, Human Resources, Judiciary, Labor, Local Government, Natural Resources, Newsletter, Public Safety, State Government, Taxes, Transportation, Veterans Affairs | ctadlock | May 23, 2013 | 
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Below is a list of bills being debated today, with Caucus Staff’s analysis attached:
To see the full House Debate Calendar, click here.
Below is a list of bills being debated today, with Caucus Staff’s analysis attached:
To see the full House Debate Calendar, click here.
Agriculture, Bill Analyses, Commerce, Education, Human Resources, Judiciary, Local Government, Natural Resources, Public Safety, State Government, Taxes, Transportation, Veterans Affairs | ctadlock | April 8, 2013 | Comments (0)
Below is a list of bills being debated today, with Caucus Staff’s analysis attached:
To see the full House Debate Calendar, click here.
Below is a list of bills being debated today, with Caucus Staff’s analysis attached:
With the first funnel over the House has narrowed down the bills that are still alive for consideration this session.
To see a list of the “Funnel Survivors” view the list below, organized by committee, of all bills that survived the first funnel in the House.
2013 First Funnel Survivors
Agriculture, Commerce, Economic Growth, Education, Environmental Protection, Judiciary, Labor, Local Government, Natural Resources, State Government, Transportation, Veterans Affairs | ctadlock | March 8, 2013 | Comments (0)
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