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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 2024

Page

5

Joint county city facility idea gains traction in Johnson County

The Gazette notes discussions on a shared law enforcement facility for Johnson County and Iowa City. No votes yet, with past jail and city hall projects failing at referendum. Officials say talks continue, aiming for collaboration, possibly by the 2026 election.

Johnson County Iowa City the Gazette Megan Woolard

Community letter blasts nursing home crisis in Iowa

Iowa Capital Dispatch highlights ongoing nursing home distress with multiple fines and incidents of neglect while state officials sue over a federal staffing rule. The letter urges voters to hold Attorney General Brenna Bird accountable in the 2026 election, arguing for safety over corporate interests.

Iowa Capital Dispatch Mason City Iowa Brenna Bird Republican Ags AG Bird

Georgia mom arrested after 10 year old wanders to town

Lenore Skenazy highlights a Georgia case where a mother was charged with reckless conduct for leaving her 10 year old at home while she ran an errand, as a warning against overreactive neglect laws. The post also shares Facebook responses about how families handle brief separations and fear.

Georgia Mineral Bluff Let Grow Public Service Megan Rebecca

Reforming Iowa property taxes through spending limits and clearer Truth in Taxation

John Hendrickson and Tom Sands argue for a 2 percent cap on property tax growth and tighter Truth in Taxation rules to curb local government spending. They cite 2023 reforms as insufficient and urge stronger limits, better notices, and direct budget hearing transparency to relieve taxpayers. Acknowledges Gov. Reynolds's fiscal reforms and calls for action by future policy makers.

Iowa Kim Reynolds

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