Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, September 2002

Monthly newsletter for public safety. Information in this document has been redacted at the request of one of the named individuals. To examine the unedited document, please contact Iowa Library Services / State Library of Iowa – Main Library, 1112 E. Grand Avenue, Des Moines, IA 50319, (515) 242-6542, 1-800-248-4483.

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, November 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, March 2002

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, October 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, September 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, August 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, July 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, June 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, May 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, April 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, March 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, February 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, January 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, December 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Iowa Problem Indentification for Federal 402 State and Community Highway Safety Programs, Iowa Department of Public Safety, January, 2002

The major objective of this problem identification document is the determination of the relative severity of traffic safety problems in each of the 99 counties. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Iowa Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau are committed to the reduction of death and injury on the nation's roads. As part of its duty in administering federal traffic safety funds in the State of Iowa, the Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau conducts a comprehensive Problem Identification update each year.