Iowa Fraternal Order of Police

An organization that hires lobbyists at the Iowa Legislature (2025–26 session). Its lobbyists filed 94 positions on 27 bills, one filing per lobbyist per bill, and again on each refiling, so the two counts differ. Each bill is counted once, under the most recent position filed on it, even when the bill was renumbered mid-session ; the organization changed position on 2 bills · also files as committee Iowa Fraternal Order of Police PAC

For 24 · Against 2 · No side declared 1

Declared for (24 bills)

Bill	Title	Status
HF 490	Allowing police service dogs to receive emergency veterinary medical services while on duty	no floor vote recorded
HF 549 filed as HF 42	The review of an officer-involved shooting case by a county attorney	signed by governor
HF 641	City civil service employees and related procedures and	no floor vote recorded
HF 724	The duties of fire officials and reports of fires and emergency responses	no floor vote recorded
HF 889	Government employee paid leave	signed by governor
HF 921	Administrative investigations under the peace officer, public safety, and emergency personnel bill of rights, civil service disciplinary…	no floor vote recorded
HF 937	Certain administrative procedures involving law enforcement officers, including the revocation or suspension of law enforcement officer…	floor vote recorded
HF 938 filed as HF 728	Police, fire department, and other emergency vehicles	no floor vote recorded
HF 1023	Benefits and contributions for members of the Iowa public employees’ retirement system who are employed in a protection occupation	signed by governor
HF 2120 filed as HF 2022	The color of light displayed by headlamps and auxiliary driving lamps, and making penalties applicable	no floor vote recorded
HF 2587 filed as HF 2194	The membership of the Iowa law enforcement academy council	no floor vote recorded
HF 2637	The confidentiality of peer support communications for public safety officers and civilian employees	no floor vote recorded
HF 2654	Providing for a waiver of resident tuition at community colleges for dependents of first responders	no floor vote recorded
HF 2655 earlier: against	The operating privileges of drivers of authorized emergency vehicles and police officers riding police bicycles	signed by governor
HF 2675	The peace officer, public safety, and emergency personnel bill of rights	no floor vote recorded
HF 2751	Criminal acts against persons in certain occupations, including testing for communicable diseases for certain persons who have committed an…	floor vote recorded
SF 105	Mandatory minimum sentences relating to the control, possession, receipt, or transportation of a firearm or offensive weapon by a felon and…	no floor vote recorded
SF 272	Concerning retirement and employment benefits associated with cancer, and making appropriations	no floor vote recorded
SF 296	Allowing police service dogs to receive emergency veterinary medical services while on duty	signed by governor
SF 311	City civil service employees and related procedures and including effective date provisions	signed by governor
SF 362	Administrative investigations under the peace officer, public safety, and emergency personnel bill of rights, civil service disciplinary…	no floor vote recorded
SF 2035	Related to eluding, including aggravated eluding and fresh pursuit, and providing penalties	no floor vote recorded
SF 2099	Animal torture, and providing penalties	no floor vote recorded
SF 2194	The peace officer, public safety, and emergency personnel bill of rights	no floor vote recorded

Declared against (2 bills)

Bill	Title	Status
HF 2629	Trespass, and providing penalties.	floor vote recorded
SF 2284	The use of automated systems that detect traffic violations or registration plate information, and making penalties applicable.	passed both chambers

No side declared (1 bill)

Bill	Title	Status
SF 2016 earlier: against	The maximum age of a peace officer for the department of public safety	no floor vote recorded