Iowa Office of the Governor | Governor Kim Reynolds

The Governor's 2021 Priorities

Iowa Women of Achievement Bridge in Des Moines at dusk

Ensuring Iowa's Economic Prosperity

Iowa's success has always been about turning obstacles into opportunities and overcoming adversity together. We must ensure that our future prosperity is widespread and reaches all people and all parts of Iowa.

Gov. Reynolds talking with high school students in a science class.

Putting Students First

A strong public school system is imperative, and school choice has the potential to raise the quality for all schools. Every child deserves a quality education, regardless of income, and no matter their zip code.

Gov Reynolds looking at broadband equipment during a tour.

Creating Universal Broadband Access for Iowans

High-speed internet is as vital to our communities as running water and electricity. But small steps to improve access will not bring big change. Every part of Iowa must have broadband by 2025.

Gov. Reynolds speaking in front of the capitol building with a large group of people behind her.

Ensuring Strong, Safe Communities

Iowans have the unique ability to come together and resolve tough issues that could otherwise divide us. We are more alike than we are different, and together we can create positive, productive change.

Gov. Reynolds and group talking to a provider during a tour at LifeServe.

Improving Access to Quality Health Care

Every Iowan deserves to have access to high quality health care when and where they need it. Whether you’re dealing with the trauma of an accident or the joy of childbirth, it’s not just the quality of the team that matters – it’s the proximity.

Gov. Reynolds and a multi-generational family standing on the family farm.

Reinvigorating the Iowa Agriculture Economy

Farming is more than a job. It’s a way of life we value, and we’ll do everything to protect it for our families and future generations.

In the News

June 3, 2021

Gov. Reynolds releases statement on COVID-19 public service announcement

DES MOINES- Today, the Auditor released a report on a special investigation of the “Step Up, Stop the Spread” public service announcement campaign that occurred in November 2020, the heig

May 24, 2021

Gov. Reynolds signs legislation into law

DES MOINES – Today, Governor Reynolds signed into law

April 6, 2021

Gov. Reynolds orders flags to remain at half-staff in honor of the life and legacy of U.S. Rep. Alcee Hastings

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