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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 2025

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Cities push to ban vendors for collecting speeding fines

Cedar Rapids and other cities oppose a bill prohibiting contracting with vendors to collect automated traffic camera fines. The proposal comes after a state law restricted camera placement and data justification, with Iowa DOT approving only a fraction of fixed and mobile camera requests. The dispute centers on revenue-collection practices tied to traffic enforcement.

Cedar Rapids Iowa House Jim Slosiarek the Gazette ES Moines Iowa Capitol Sensus Gatso Iowa State Transportation Department Iowa Department of Transportation Iowa Dot

Iowa governors fundraising in 2024 from family sources

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds raised 1.8 million in 2024 as a Republican in office since 2017 and not on the ballot in 2024, while Rob Sand reported 8.4 million in 2024 with 7 million from family. Both filed with the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board as nonballot candidates.

Des Moines Iowa Kim Reynolds Rob Sand Greene Square Cedar Rapids Nick Rohlman the Gazette

Linn County Jail to again house federal inmates

The Linn County Sheriff's Office will resume housing federal inmates at Cedar Rapids jail after ending a 2024 intergovernmental pact with the U.S. Marshals Service. The new deal sets a $140 per diem with transport for medical visits, reversing the 2024 dispute over costs that sparked the prior exit.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Sheriffs Office United States Marshals Service Sheriff's Office Marshals Service Sheriff’s Office Sheriffs Office U.S. Marshals Service

Universities exit national diversity partnership

Iowa's three public universities have ceased participating in the PhD Project, a nationwide effort to diversify corporate America by boosting business school faculty. Rep. Taylor Collins questioned the regents about the move, which concerns minority doctoral education and institutional ties since 1994.

Iowa City Iowa House Higher Education Committee Board of Regents Taylor Collins R-Mediapolis Regents Keith Saunders

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