Establishes a permit system for selling scrap metal in Iowa, requiring permits for sellers and maintaining records of transactions.

The bill mandates that residents and non-residents of Iowa obtain a permit to sell scrap metal to a dealer within the state. A permit is required to be obtained from the sheriff of the county of residence or anywhere in the state if not a resident. The permit is valid for two years and requires a fee of up to $5. Scrap metal dealers must keep records of transactions and report them to law enforcement upon request. Exemptions include transactions under $50 and those involving scrap metal dealers selling to other dealers. The bill also outlines penalties for violations, including civil fines.

Establishes a permit system for selling scrap metal in Iowa, requiring permits for sellers and maintaining records of transactions.

The bill mandates that residents and non-residents of Iowa obtain a permit to sell scrap metal to a dealer within the state. A permit is required to be obtained from the sheriff of the county of residence or anywhere in the state if not a resident. The permit is valid for two years and requires a fee of up to $5. Scrap metal dealers must keep records of transactions and report them to law enforcement upon request. Exemptions include transactions under $50 and those involving scrap metal dealers selling to other dealers. The bill also outlines penalties for violations, including civil fines.