Violator Program: Community Aftercare is Key, Data Download, Iowa Department of Corrections, November 2008

Through an act of the Iowa Legislature, the Violator Program came into existence some 20 years ago, the purpose of which was to provide an alternative to long-term imprisonment for those offenders whose probation/parole had been suspended. This 4-6 month program is currently administered at three locations: Luster Heights, Newton Correctional Release Center,and the Iowa Correctional Institution for Women.

Report of Recommendations to the Iowa Board of Parole for the year ended June 30, 2011

Audit report of the Iowa Board of Parole for the year ended June 30, 2011

New Violence Risk Assessment Aids Parole and Offender Programming Decisions, Data Download, Department of Corrections

In recent years, the Department of Corrections has made major strides in assessing offenders’ risk to reoffend, particularly in measuring changes in that risk over time. Earlier this year, the DOC worked with the Board of Parole to develop a risk assessment that focuses on assessing offenders’ risk to commit violent crimes.

Report of Recommendations to the Iowa Board of Parole for the year ended June 30, 2012

Audit report of the Iowa Board of Parole for the year ended June 30, 2012

Iowa Board of Parole Annual Report, 2013

Annual Report from the Iowa Board of Parole

Board of Parole Performance Report, FY2004

Agency Performance Report

Board of Parole Performance Report, FY2005

Agency Performance Report

Board of Parole Performance Report, FY2006

Agency Performance Report

Board of Parole Performance Report, FY2007

Agency Performance Report

Board of Parole Performance Report, FY2008

Agency Performance Report

Board of Parole Performance Report, FY2012

Agency Performance Report

Iowa Board of Parole Strategic Plan 2012-2013

This report outlines the strategic plan for Iowa Board of Parole Strategic Plan including,goals and mission.

Iowa Board of Parole Performance Plan, FY2014

Agency Performance Plan, Iowa Board of Parole

Alternative Flexible Overlays, HR-229, 1988

The objective of this project was to determine if any of several cutback and emulsified asphalt plant mixed and road mixed overlays had the ability to resist thermal cracking at low temperatures without inducing shoving and/or ruttinq at high temperatures. A 2.6 mile section of Osceola County road A-34 and a 7.0 mile section of A-46 were divided into 14 test sections of various lengths. After six years, results show an MC-3000 asphalt cutback cold mix can reduce the amount of reflective cracking when compared to an AC-5 hot mix. This can be done without inducing high temperature related problems. Cold road mixing can be effective in reducing cracking on low volume roads. However, more experience is required if the full benefits of road mixing are to be realized.