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Iowa Fishing News, Conservation and Recreation, June 26, 2025
No full textE-newsletter providing information about Iowa natural resources activities across the state. Produced by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources
(2025) A-1 - Monthly Public Assistance Statistical Report Family Investment Program, May 2025. Human Services, Department of. Human Services, Department of
No full textA-1 - Monthly Public Assistance Statistical Report Family Investment Progra
(2025) B-1 Monthly Report of Medical Services Provided under Title XIX of the Social Security Act. June 2025. Human Services, Department of. Human Services, Department of
No full textB-1 Medicaid Reports -- The monthly Medicaid series of eight reports provide summaries of Medicaid eligibles, recipients served, and total payments by county, category of service, and aid category. These reports may also be known as the B-1 Reports. These reports are each available as a PDF for printing or as a CSV file for data analysis. Report Report name IAMM1800-R001--Medically Needy by County - No Spenddown and With Spenddown; IAMM1800-R002--Total Medically Needy, All Other Medicaid, and Grand Total by County; IAMM2200-R002--Monthly Expenditures by Category of Service; IAMM2200-R003--Fiscal YTD Expenditures by Category of Service; IAMM3800-R001--ICF & ICF-MR Vendor Payments by County; IAMM4400-R001--Monthly Expenditures by Eligibility Program; IAMM4400-R002--Monthly Expenditures by Category of Service by Program; IAMM4600-R002--Elderly Waiver Summary by County
Report of Recommendations on the Office of Secretary of State for the year ended June 30, 2023
No full textReport of Recommendations on the Office of Secretary of State for the year ended June 30, 202
Coarse Aggregate Deterioration in Granular Surfaces and Shoulders, TR-769, 2025
No full textThe goal of this project was to characterize the relative performance and changes in microstructural and engineering properties for various types of coarse aggregates subjected to weathering as well as real and simulated traffic loads typical of granular surfaces and shoulders of Iowa roads. Through an extensive program of geotechnical laboratory tests, image analysis, geological laboratory tests, and analysis of data from prior projects, the deterioration of both fresh quarry samples and field test section samples was analyzed and compared.
Of the five main quarry materials tested, the Class A materials from the Pedersen, Crescent, and Moore Quarries produced the lowest values of total breakage during gyratory compaction testing, with the Pedersen aggregates exhibiting the smallest changes in morphology. Clean aggregates from the Alden and Gehrke Quarries had the highest breakage values and among the largest changes in morphology during gyratory compaction tests.
Among the three materials tested and analyzed from the TR-704 project’s field test sections, the Bethany Falls Limestone (BFL) had the highest total breakage while the Oneota Formation Dolomite (OFD) had the lowest breakage, and the Lime Creek Formation (LCF) materials had only slightly greater breakage than the OFD. Overall, the BFL materials yielded the greatest changes in morphological parameters over time, whereas LCF exhibited slight changes and OFD exhibited the smallest changes.
For the materials tested from 12 different test sections of the TR-721 project, the materials from the Optimized Gradation with Clay Slurry (OGCS) test sections had the best overall performance in terms of the smallest relative decreases in gravel fraction, smallest increases in sand and fines fractions, smallest cumulative total breakage values, and lowest changes in particle morphological parameters. The performance of the OGCS materials were followed by the surfacing materials of the Aggregate Columns test sections, which had intermediate performance, and finally those of the Control sections, which had the poorest performance
Iowa Ag News: Crop Progress & Condition, July 7, 2025
No full textReport produced by the The Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, Climatology Bureau. Weather report released by the USDA National Agricultural Statistical Service. The report is released weekly from April through October. Formally titled: Iowa Crop and Weather Repor
Unemployment Rates for Iowa Counties in February, June 2025
No full textIowa workforce information in the form of a e-newsletter
Examination on Compliance for the U.S. Department of Treasury Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds Program (CSLFRF) Requirements for an Alternative CSLFRF Compliance Examination Engagement on Mills County, Iowa, for the year ended June 30, 2024
No full textExamination on Compliance for the U.S. Department of Treasury Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds Program (CSLFRF) Requirements for an Alternative CSLFRF Compliance Examination Engagement on Mills County, Iowa, for the year ended June 30, 202
2025 Iowa Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan, May 2025
No full textMotor vehicle traffic volume and speed are critical
contextual considerations for bicyclist and pedestrian safety and comfort. Proximity to motor vehicle traffic is
a significant source of stress, safety risks, and discomfort for bicyclists, and corresponds with sharp rises in crash severity and fatality risks for vulnerable users when motor vehicle speeds exceed 25 miles per hour. Furthermore, as motorized traffic volumes increase, it becomes increasingly difficult for motorists and bicyclists to share roadway space. Two tools are provided to help planners and engineers determine appropriate types of bicycle and pedestrian accommodations for any given context. The first tool is a pair of bicycle facility selection matrices that provide guidance on selecting an appropriate facility type based on posted speed limit, traffic volume, and context. The second tool is a table of context characteristics of common facility types (Table 4.2), which summarizes various attributes of the primary bicycle and pedestrian facility types used in Iowa and provides additional guidance on facility selection
Report of Recommendations on the Iowa Department of Workforce Development for the year ended June 30, 2024
No full textReport of Recommendations on the Iowa Department of Workforce Development for the year ended June 30, 202