Executive Order Number Thirty Six, July 1980

Establish formal procedures and criteria for the reporting of gifts to officials and employees of the Executive Department of the State of Iowa and to their immedicate family memebers.

Paved Shoulders on Primary Highways in Iowa: An Analysis of Shoulder Surfacing Criteria, Costs, and Benefits, 2001

The value of providing paved shoulders adjacent to many higher volume roadways has been accepted in many states across the country. Iowa’s paved shoulder policy is considerably more conservative than neighboring states, particularly on rural four-lane and high-volume two-lane highways. The objectives of this research are to examine current design criteria for shoulders employed in Iowa and surrounding states, compare benefits and costs of alternative surface types and widths, and make recommendations based on this analysis for consideration in future design policies for primary highway in Iowa. The report finds that many safety and maintenance benefits would result from enhancing Iowa’s paved shoulder and rumble strip design practices for freeways, expressways, and Super 2 highway corridors. The benefits of paved shoulders include reduced numbers of certain crashes, higher capacity potentials, reduced maintenance, enhanced opportunities for other users such as bicyclists, and even possible increased longevity of pavements. Alternative paved shoulder policies and programming strategies are also offered, with detailed assessments of the benefits, costs, and budget impacts.

Executive Order Number Six, April 1999

Executive order signed by Governor Thomas Vilsck

Executive Order Number Twenty-Six, June 2002

Executive order signed by Governor Thomas Vilsck

Executive Order Number Thirty-Six, June 2004

Excecutive order signed by Governor Thomas Vilsck

Evaluating Properties of Blended Cements for Concrete Pavements, December 2003

The addition of supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs), such as fly ash (FA) and slag, generally improves concrete workability, durability, and long-term strength. New trends in sustainable development of concrete infrastructure and in environmental regulations on waste disposal are spurring use of SCMs in concrete. However, use of SCM concrete is sometimes limited due to a lack of understanding about material behaviors and lack of proper specifications for its construction practice. It is believed that SCM concrete performance varies significantly with the source and proportion of the cementitious materials. SCM concrete often displays slower hydration, accompanied by slower setting and lower early-age strength, especially under cold weather conditions. The present research was conducted to have a better understanding of SCM concrete behaviors under different weather conditions. In addition to the study of the effect of SCM content on concrete set time using cementitious materials from different sources/manufacturers, further research may be needed to investigate the effects of SCM combinations on concrete flowability, air stability, cracking resistance, and durability.

Executive Order Number Forty-Six, January 2006

Excecutive order signed by Governor Thomas Vilsck. Ensures Iowa's kids have a quality early childhood experience by giving child care workers the opportunity to organize. Directs the Department of Human Services to meet with authorized representatives of unregistered Child Care providers (and others not covered by Executive Order 45 )in the State of Iowa.

Executive Order Number Six, November 1966

Executive Orders from Governor Hughes. Office for State Planning and Procedure.

Executive Order Number Six, January 1972

Executive Orders from Governor Ray. Authorize and direct the transfer of powers, duites, etc. as given to the Printing Board of General Services Department

Executive Order Number Twenty Six, July 1977

Terrace Hill Authority

Executive Order Number Forty Six, December 1982

Proclaim initiatives to be taken further affirmative action and employment opportunity in state government programs.

Executive Order Number Six, November 23, 1983

Reafrrim and continue membership in the Upper Mississippi River Basin Assoication.

Executive Order Number Twenty Six, December 31, 1986

Prohibit the sale of tobacco products in areas of buildings under the Governor's control in the State Capital Cpmlex and all offices occupied by State government.

Executive Order Number Thirty Six, Febraury 13, 1989

Iowa state government shall be models for developing and implementing comprehensive programs for waste reduction, recycling, and the use of recycled products.

Executive Order Number Forty Six, January 5, 1993

Establish the TIM Council (Telecommunication and Informational Management)