Iowa HF694 regulates the display of flags on and in public buildings, grounds, and vehicles, specifying which flags can be displayed and providing.
Iowa HF694 mandates that flags displayed on and in public buildings, grounds, and vehicles reflect civic values and national and state unity. It specifies that only the flags of the United States, Iowa, the United States military, the national league of POW/MIA families, and local political subdivisions can be displayed. Museums, schools, and universities have certain exceptions for historical, educational, or commemorative displays. Violators face civil penalties of up to $10,000 per day, with penalties deposited in the veterans trust fund.
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