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Legislative Policy Commitee
What does the Legislative Policy Committee do?Under its
Constitution, the League must establish a Legislative Policy Committee
that works to recommend a set of legislative and intergovernmental
priorities to the Executive Board. Each year through a careful process,
this Policy Committee devises a set of four to five legislative
priorities. The Executive Board shall review the recommendations and will
ultimately submit the recommendations, with or without amendment, to the
membership for approval at the annual meeting. This set of issues, deemed
the most imperative to Iowa’s cities, serves as a focal point for
legislators and League members alike, throughout the session.
How can I become a member of the Legislative Policy Committee?The
League President must appoint at least 10 members to the Legislative
Policy Committee each year. If you are interested in joining the Committee
and would like to submit your name for consideration, please contact Megan
Osweiler at meganosweiler@iowaleague.org.
Current Legislative Policy Committee Members:Tim Hurley, Waterloo
Mayor - Chair
Alan Johnson, Independence City Manager
Bill Ell,
Burlington Mayor
Brent Hinson, Garner City Administrator
Carl
Schumacher, Marengo City Administrator
Chaz Allen, Newton
Mayor
Cindy Litwiller, Fort Dodge Council Member
Dale Uehling,
Ottumwa Mayor
Donna Fisher, Spencer City Clerk
Doug Boldt, Tipton
City Manager
Eric Skoog, Denison Council Member
Fred Diehl, Osceola
Mayor
Gene Beach, Marshalltown Mayor
Isaiah McGee, Waukee Council
Member
Jason Metten, Hawarden City Administrator/Clerk
Jerry Freund,
Decorah City Manager
John Krogman, Atlantic Mayor
John Weihe,
Coralville Council Member
Kris Gulick, Cedar Rapids Council
Member
Nels Christensen, Chariton City Manager
Patty Anderson,
Hawarden Council Member
Ryan Heiar, North Liberty City
Administrator
Scott Sanders, West Des Moines Assistant City
Manager
Scott Tornquist, Mason City Council Member
Steve Ireland,
Fort Madison Mayor
Steve Richardson, Indianola Council Member
Terry
Cox, Harlan City Administrator
Timothy Burget, Altoona Mayor
Vicky
Boyington, Clarion City
Administrator/Clerk
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