Executive Order Number Seventeen, September 25, 2009

This Executive Order expects the State of Iowa executive agencies and Regent Institutions own, purchase, build and lease property, including office space, worth billions of dollars for educational, correctional, recreational, conservation, transportation, communication, public health, workforce and related public functions and the placement of state offices in historic central business districts "downtown" can strengthen and revitalize Iowa's cities and towns.

Executive Order Number Seven, March 1971

Direct all grant applications relating to drug abuse education submitted to any state of federal agencies be submitted to the Iowa State Drug Abuse Authority and the Office of Planning and Programming for review and comment.

Executive Order Number Forty Four, July 1982

Require state agencies to consider leasing of vacant school buildings.

Executive Order Number Twenty Two, February 19, 1986

Provide a method of allocating the total amount of bonds which may be issued with the State in any calender year among the various polictical subdivisions an issuing agencies and authorities of the State.

Executive Order Number Thirty Nine, September 12, 1989

Forms State hazard mitigation team, chaired by Department of Public Defense, Disaster Services Division, to determine capabilitites of State agencies, provide assistance, improve preparedness, response, and recovery from disasters.

Executive Order Number Sixty, May 19, 1997

Delegates responibility to state agencies for making training available to employees who are responsible for services contracting. Rescind Exectuive Order #50, May 2, 1997. Rescinded Executive Order #25, Vilsack, June 4, 2002.

Executive Order Number Sixty One, 1997

Assigns responsibility to coordinate disparate information technology and to provide enterprise-wide information technology services to the exectutive branch agencies to the Information Technology Services (ITS) director appointed by the Governor.

Executive Order Number Four, October 26, 2007

Orders that State Agencies achieve and maintain a diverse workforce in state government.

Executive Order Number Fifteen, July 15, 2009

This Executive Order expects the State government to help more than 5,800 offenders released to Iowa communities each year, affecting public safety, public health, economic and community well-being and family relationships. Offenders re-entry initiatives involve collaborative partnerships amongst corrections, other agencies and the community.

Executive Order No. 4, March 30, 1961

Requesting that all Department Heads of all Agencies of the State Government compile an inventory of all property in their deparments or under the control of their department.

Executive Order Number Twenty-Two, February 3, 2010

Requests all state departments and agencies to consider using Project Labor Agreements on large-scale construction projects to provide structure and stability, promote efficient, on-time completion and ensure the high standards and reasonable costs on the projects in order to move Iowa’s economy forward.

Executive Order Number Seventy Two, April 4, 2011

The act adopting regulations to protect the health, safety and welfare of the people of the State of Iowa, state agencies should seek to achieve statutory goals as effectively and efficiently as possible without imposing unnecessary burdens that reduce jobs and hurt job growth

Executive Order Number Seventy Six, March 30, 2012

This act declares that the Long Term Care Ombudsman program is and shall remain an independent voice for Iowans in long-terms care facilities and shall continue to meet all requirements for the Federal Older American Act, but shall be housed with and administratively supported the Department of Again. ATTENTION: This is not an official copy of the executive order due to the lack of no seal or signature.

Executive Order Number Seventy Seven, May 11, 2012

This order rescinds the Natural Resource Commission's (NRC) rule banning the use of traditional shot used in hunting.

Guidance Document for Executive Order Number 17, March 25, 2010

Executive Order 17, signed by Governor Chester J. Culver on September 25, 2009, emphasizes revitalization of historic properties and cultural and entertainment districts and also supports safe and healthy work places, sustainable design and cost effective use of state resources. Specifically, the Executive Order requires that State entities managing or leasing real estate on behalf of the State shall give priority to the needs of public entities and the populations they serve consistent with the cost effective use of state revenues. It also indicates that existing resources and facilities shall be used where adequate, cost competitive and appropriate for efficient and effective current state operations.