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Mission
The Governor’s DOGE task force shall expand on what Iowa has previously done to focus on the core function of government and reduce the cost of government at all levels.
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The purpose of the Iowa DOGE Task Force is to continue Iowa’s ongoing efforts to successfully improve effectiveness and efficiency in government at all levels.
The task force is expected to provide recommendations on maximizing return on taxpayer investment, further refining Iowa’s workforce and job training programs, and leveraging technology to Governor Reynolds.
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- Maximizing return on taxpayer investment
- Leveraging emerging technology, such as artificial intelligence
- Further refining workforce and job training programs
Events
Future events will be announced at a later date.
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Members of the Iowa DOGE Task Force are as follows:
- Emily Schmitt (Task Force Chair), Sukup Manufacturing Co.
- Nick Bowdish, Elite Octane
- Brianne Schulte, Vermeer
- Adam Keune, University of Iowa Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center
- Craig Dozark, Crawford County Board of Supervisors
- Terry Lutz, McClure Engineering
- Beth Tinsman, Twin State Technical Services
- Kathy Kay, Principal Financial Group
- Ryan Schaap, Well Enterprises
- David Spalding, Iowa State University College of Business
- Reynolds Cramer, Fareway
- Joe Murphy, Iowa Business Council
- Mark Campbell, Former Webster County Supervisor
- Hans Wilz (ex-Officio Member), Iowa House of Representatives
- Dan Dawson (ex-Officio Member), Iowa Senate
Timeline
- February 10, 2025: Executive Order Establishing Iowa DOGE Task Force
- 60 days from Executive Order: Initial Task Force Meeting
- 180 days after initial meeting: Report to be submitted to Governor Reynolds
Citizen Feedback
After receiving thousands of responses to our public portal, we are now heading into the next phase of our mission. The Iowa DOGE feedback form is closed as of June 30th at 5 pm. Thank you to everyone who submitted feedback.
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