State Rep. Matt Windschitl
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Recent News About State Rep. Matt Windschitl
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Speaker Pat Grassley outlines priorities at start of 2025 Iowa legislative session
Speaker of the House Pat Grassley addressed the Iowa House of Representatives as they commenced the 2025 Legislative Session.
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Iowa House Republicans elect assistant majority leaders for 2025
Today, House Republicans in Iowa conducted elections to finalize their leadership team for the upcoming 2025 Legislative Session.
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Speaker Grassley announces committee assignments for Iowa's 91st General Assembly
House Speaker Pat Grassley has announced the committee assignments for the upcoming 91st General Assembly.
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Speaker Grassley announces Iowa House committee leaders for upcoming session
House Speaker Pat Grassley of New Hartford has announced the leadership appointments for House committees ahead of the Ninety First General Assembly.
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Pat Grassley optimistic after GOP gains in Iowa elections
Speaker of the Iowa House, Pat Grassley, addressed attendees at the Republican Party of Iowa's Election Night event in Des Moines.
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Speaker Grassley responds to IUB's approval of Summit pipeline project
The Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) has issued its final decision approving Summit Carbon Solutions, LLC's application for a permit to construct, operate, and maintain a hazardous liquid pipeline through 29 counties in Iowa. Speaker Pat Grassley (R-New Hartford) released a statement in response.
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House Republicans Release Budget Plans for Fiscal Year 2025
(DES MOINES) -- Today, House Republicans unveiled their proposed spending plan for the Fiscal Year 2025 state budget, setting a budget of $8.955 billion for the upcoming fiscal year beginning July 1, 2024. This marks an increase of $402.8 million from the current fiscal year's spending level of $8.552 billion, representing a 4.71 percent increase over Fiscal Year 2024.Iowa House Appropriations Chairman Gary Mohr (R-Bettendorf) spearheaded the development of the budget targets, stating, "Iowa House Republicans have once again proposed a responsible funding plan for the...
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Iowa House Republicans Release School Safety Bills
Iowa House Republicans have introduced two bills aimed at addressing school safety. House Study Bill 692 focuses on infrastructure improvements, while House Study Bill 675 focuses on personnel readiness in the event of an emergency.Under House Study Bill 692, schools would be required to conduct a comprehensive review of their safety and emergency response plans and submit them to law enforcement before the 2024-2025 school year. Additionally, the bill proposes the creation of a fund to install radios capable of accessing the Statewide Interoperable Communications System...