Iowa Professional Fire Fighters PAC

Where the money comes from

$37,823.61 received across 938 itemized cash contributions since 2023-01-01, per state disclosure records. The cash figure also includes $14.80 in interest the campaign's own bank accounts earned ( 40 postings from Hills Bank And Trust and 1 more institution ) — Iowa filings report interest as a Schedule A entry under the bank's name, but it is account income, not a donation, and it is not ranked among the donors below.

Individuals 36% ($13,726.16) · PACs & committees 64% ($24,082.65)

Where it goes

$33,600.00 in cash given to other committees this term (since 2023), as itemized in this committee's own spending reports. Ribbon color is the recipient's declared party; click any name.

■ Republican  ■ Democratic  ■ no party declared  ■ other recipients (grouped)

Where the money went

$34,677.87 in 96 payments to 37 different recipients since 2023, as this committee itemized them. Itemized payments run through 2026-05-04. Its Spent column below is the full reported figure; where that is larger, the difference is spending the state's itemized file does not carry — most recently because the newest reports have not reached it yet.

The 12 biggest of 37 recipients. Source: Iowa Ethics & Campaign Disclosure Board expenditure filings.

What it asked the Legislature for

The organization behind this committee, Iowa Professional Fire Fighters, hires lobbyists at the Iowa Legislature. They filed 92 positions across 27 bills this session — 19 lobbied for, 2 against, 6 with no side declared . A declaration is what a registered lobbyist filed, not proof of what the organization believed or did.

The 12 with the most consequential outcomes, of 27 bills lobbied — the full lobbying record →

Filing history

On time or late is figured from the filed and due dates — hover a flag to see both. "Cash on hand" is the period-end figure; period-start cash appears in the chart above. Amended reports show the amended PDF.

Contributions to other committees

$33,600.00 across 60 payments this term (since 2023), as itemized in this committee's own spending reports. The flow diagram above shows the top recipients.