Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, July 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, June 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, May 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, April 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, March 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, February 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, January 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Missing Persons Bulletin, Iowa Department of Public Safety, December 2001

Monthly newsletter for public safety

Iowa Problem Indentification for Federal 402 State and Community Highway Safety Programs, Iowa Department of Public Safety, January, 2002

The major objective of this problem identification document is the determination of the relative severity of traffic safety problems in each of the 99 counties. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Iowa Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau are committed to the reduction of death and injury on the nation's roads. As part of its duty in administering federal traffic safety funds in the State of Iowa, the Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau conducts a comprehensive Problem Identification update each year.

Iowa Highway Safety Plan, Iowa Department of Public Safety, 2003

Annual highway safety plan for Iowa Department of Public Safety

Iowa Highway Safety Program, Iowa Department of Public Safety, 2001

Annual Highway Safety Report for Iowa Department of Public Safety.

Iowa Highway Safety Program, Iowa Department of Public Safety, 2002

Annual Highway Safety Report for Iowa Department of Public Safety.

Iowa Crime Rate Comparisons Report, Iowa Department of Public Safety,1999

This report describes how Iowa compares to other states in the nation. To promote consistency, the Iowa totals and the other states’ information have been taken entirely from the FBI’s national publication called Crime in the United States; 1999. The Iowa information in Crime in the United States; 1999 is based upon actual summary totals for selected reporting jurisdictions and produced by the U.S. Department of Justice, F.B.I. These Iowa totals cannot be compared to the 1999 Incident-Based Iowa Uniform Crime Reports, which are based on actual totals for all reporting Iowa law enforcement jurisdictions.