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 Number Sixteen, August 20, 2009

This Executive Order expects the State government to envision an economic future for the State of Iowa in which its citizens will leak the nation toward the clean, safe, unlimited, efficient job producing prosperity-inducing and environmentally friendly energies of the 21st Century (sometimes referred to as a "Green Economy').

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 Eighteen, September 25, 2009

The state Revenue Estimating Conference (REC) reduced its Fiscal Year 2009 net General Fund revenue estimate at the December 12, 2008, meeting by 1.6 percent from $6.151 billion to $6.052 billion.

Executive Order Number Nineteen, October 8, 2009

Orders the implementation of a 10% across-the-board cut to state government spending.

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Executive Order, May 1, 1927

Appointments made to be members of the Armory Board

Executive Order, July 21, 1925

Appointments made to be members of the Armory Board, Iowa National Guard

Executive Order, November 15, 1921

Mobilization of the 1st Battalion, 168th Infantry, Iowa National Guard, and orders to proceed to Ottumwa, Iowa.

Executive Order, May 1, 1927

Appointments made to be Aides on the Military Staff of the Governor - the Commander in Chief, Iowa National Guard

Executive Order, May 1, 1927

Appointments made to the Advisory Board of the Iowa National Guard

Executive Order, January 15, 1929

Officers appointed on the Staff of the Commander-in-Chief

Executive Order, July 21, 1925

Appointments made to be aides on the staff of the Governor and Commander in Chief, Iowa National Guard

Executive Order, July 21, 1925

Appointments made to the Advisory Board, Iowa National Guard

Executive Order, August 16, 1933

Appointment made of an Aide to the Military Staff of the Commander-in-Chief, Iowa National Guard