Iowa SF2237 mandates closed captioning for public accommodations unless disabled by a member of the public.
Iowa SF2237 requires public accommodations to enable closed captioning for all television programming and online broadcasts during business hours unless a member of the public requests its disabling on a specific device. If disabled, closed captioning must be re-enabled once the member leaves. Violators face a civil penalty of up to $25 per violation, with collected penalties deposited into the state's general fund.
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