How will Iowa DOGE work? Kim Reynolds creates efficiency task force to cut government
Kim Reynolds signed an executive order Monday officially creating the Iowa Department of Government Efficiency task force.
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Kim Reynolds tells Congress Iowa was 'doing DOGE before DOGE was a thing'
Gov. Kim Reynolds touted Iowa's tax cuts and reduction of state government agencies as she testified before a U.S.
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Gov. Reynolds launches Iowa DOGE task force
Gov. Kim Reynolds signed an executive order Monday launching the Iowa DOGE task force to find new ways to cut government ...
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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds establishes state DOGE task force
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed an executive order Monday creating a state Department of Government Efficiency task force aimed ...
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Citing need for business mindset, Iowa Gov. Reynolds establishes government efficiency task force
Reynolds named the new Iowa task force Iowa DOGE, echoing the federal Department of Government Efficiency created by ...
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2% or a little more? Iowa lawmakers weigh school funding
State lawmakers spent this week putting their K-12 school funding proposals through the legislative process, with both chambers voting to approve their respectively, but slightly different, pitches.
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Governor Reynolds launches Iowa's own DOGE task force to target wasteful government spending
This group will make recommendations on maximizing return on taxpayer investment, further refining our workforce and job ...
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Reynolds signs order creating Iowa ‘DOGE’ task force
Governor Kim Reynolds signed an executive order late this morning creating an Iowa “Department of Government Efficiency” task ...
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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs executive order to launch DOGE task force
The task force will be headed by Emily Schmitt, general counsel for Sukup Manufacturing Co., who joined Reynolds for the executive order signing. Alongside Schmitt, Iowa DOGE will be made up of ...
Gov. Kim Reynolds K-12 classroom cellphone ban moves closer to becoming law
Lawmakers will next consider the bill that would set an across-the-board statewide cellphone ban in K-12 schools during classroom time in committee.