Iowa Department for the Blind Agency Performance Plan

Agency Performance Plan of the Iowa Department for the Blind.

Report of Recommendations to the Iowa Department for the Blind, June 30, 2002

State Agency Audit Report

Biennial Report of the Department for the Blind, 2003

Section 216B.7 of the Iowa Code requires the Department to issue a biennial report.

Iowa Department for the Blind Performance Plan, FY 2004

Agency Performance Plan

Iowa Department for the Blind Performance Plan, FY 2005

Agency Performance Plan

Report of Recommendations to the Iowa Department for the Blind, June 30, 2005

State Audit Reports

Iowa Department for the Blind Performance Plan, FY 2007

Agency Performance Plan

Audit report on the Iowa Department for the Blind for the year ended June 30, 2006

Audit report on the Iowa Department for the Blind for the year ended June 30, 2006

Fecal Source Tracking in Iowa, 2004

Water fact sheet for Iowa Department of Natural Resources and the Geological Bureau.

Bacteria Source Tracking in Lake Darling Watershed, 2005

Monitoring of Iowa's surface waters during the past five years has demonstrated the regular occurrence of fecel bacteria in surface water resources.

Report on the Iowa Department for the Blind for the year ended June 30, 2007

Report on the Iowa Department for the Blind for the year ended June 30, 2007

2007 Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Selected Iowa Source Categories

The Department’s 2007 Greenhouse Gas Inventory is a refinement of previous statewide inventories. It is a bottom-up inventory of two sectors – fossil fuel combustion at federally-recognized major sources of air pollution and fossil fuel combustion and ethanol fermentation at dry mill ethanol plants. This is the first bottomup greenhouse gas inventory conducted for Iowa and the first bottom-up greenhouse gas inventory of ethanol plants in the nation that the Department is aware of. In a bottom-up inventory, facility-specific activity data is used to calculate emissions. In a top-down inventory, aggregate activity data is used to calculate emissions. For example, this bottom-up inventory calculates greenhouse gas emissions from the fossil fuel combustion at each individual facility instead of using the total amount of fossil fuel combusted state-wide, which would be a top-down inventory method. The advantage to a bottom-up inventory is that the calculations are more accurate than a top-down inventory. However, because the two methods differ, the results from a bottom-up inventory are not directly comparable to a top-down inventory.

Iowa Department for the Blind Agency Performance Plan

Agency Performance Plan of the Iowa Department for the Blind.

Iowa Department for the Blind Agency Performance Plan, 2008

Agency Performance Plan

Iowa Department for the Blind Performance Plan, FY 2009

Agency Performance Plan, Iowa Department for the Blind