Iowa Administrative Code

enforcement agency or PSAP that emergency location information for a subscriber’s cell phone or other wireless communications device is required, the law enforcement agency or PSAP shall contact Iowa state patrol communications to request the contact information for the wireless …

DIVISION I MISSING PERSON INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE

clearinghouse is established in the division of criminal investigation. The clearinghouse provides a program for compiling, coordinating, and disseminating information, in order to locate missing persons through public awareness and cooperation, and to educate law enforcement off…

criminal investigation administers the missing person information clearinghouse, and all questions, comments, or requests for, or submission of, information should be directed to the clearinghouse at the division of criminal investigation. Inquiries by mail should be addressed to…

661—89.107(694). “Approved” means having met the criteria set forth by the department of public safety. “Clearinghouse” means the missing person information clearinghouse in the division of criminal investigation, Iowa department of public safety. “Commissioner” means the commiss…

89.103(1) A toll-free telephone line (1-800-346-5507) is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to collect and disseminate information concerning missing persons in Iowa. 89.103(2) Current information on Iowa missing persons, including photographs when available, is availab…

89.104(1) The clearinghouse shall maintain a registry of approved prevention and education programs and materials regarding missing and runaway children. 89.104(2) Any person or group wishing to submit prevention and education programs and materials for approval and inclusion in …

filed with the clearinghouse for review are open records. Information received by the department that pertains to a missing person, other than criminal investigative data, shall be open records unless deemed confidential pursuant to Iowa Code chapter 22, 692 or 694, or other prov…

89.106(1) The clearinghouse shall distribute missing person information that contains the names, photographs, descriptions, and information related to the events surrounding the disappearance of missing persons through publication on the Missing Person Information Clearinghouse w…

personnel and the general public. 89.107(1) Training for local law enforcement personnel shall include missing person reporting and legal procedures, tracking of missing persons, unidentified bodies, and criteria and procedures for AMBER alerts. 89.107(2) Training for the general…

DIVISION II AMBER ALERT PROGRAM

department of public safety, the department of transportation, the lottery authority, the Iowa association of broadcasters, the Iowa state association of sheriffs and deputies, local law enforcement agencies, and the national weather service.

receipt of a request from a law enforcement agency, provided that the following criteria for issuance of an AMBER alert are met: 1. Law enforcement has confirmed that a person has been abducted, and an entry has been made into the Iowa On-line Articles and Warrants (I.O.W.A.) Sys…

89.202(1) An Iowa AMBER alert shall be issued by Iowa state patrol communications upon receipt of a request from a participating law enforcement agency, provided that the criteria established in rule 661—89.201(694) are met. 89.202(2) In order to initiate an Iowa AMBER alert, a l…

and the criteria established in rule 661—89.201(694) are not satisfied, the department may issue a missing person alert or a missing child alert. These rules are intended to implement Iowa Code chapter 694.

DIVISION III BLUE ALERT PROGRAM

cooperative effort between the department and local law enforcement agencies to aid in the search for a suspect of a crime involving the death or serious injury of a peace officer in the line of duty or a peace officer who is missing while in the line of duty under circumstances …

herein. In addition: “In the line of duty” or “on duty” means the peace officer is working within the scope of a peace officer, or there is evidence the death or serious injury of the peace officer or the fact the peace officer is missing is related to the peace officer’s actions…

state patrol communications upon receipt of a request from a law enforcement agency, provided that the following criteria for issuance of a blue alert are met: 1. A peace officer has suffered death or serious injury in the line of duty; 2. A law enforcement agency believes that t…

communications upon receipt of a request from a law enforcement agency, provided that the following criteria for issuance of a blue alert are met: 1. A peace officer is missing while in the line of duty under circumstances warranting concern for the peace officer’s safety; 2. Suf…

criteria established in rules 661—89.302(80H) and 661—89.303(80H) are not satisfied, the department may broadcast identifying information of the suspect, issue a missing person alert, or both. [ARC 5591C, IAB 4/21/21, effective 5/26/21]

89.305(1) An Iowa blue alert shall be issued by department communications upon receipt of a request from a participating law enforcement agency, provided the criteria established in rules 661—89.302(80H) and 661—89.303(80H) are met. 89.305(2) In order to initiate an Iowa blue ale…

any information about the identity of a peace officer in a case involving the death or serious injury of the peace officer who is the subject of a blue alert. If a blue alert is issued because a peace officer is missing while on duty, the department communications bureau shall de…

89.307(1) A blue alert shall terminate if any of the following occur: a. The suspect or peace officer is located; b. The department determines that the blue alert is no longer an effective tool for locating the suspect or peace officer; c. Five hours have elapsed since the transm…

“Addicted to the use of alcohol” means physiological or psychological dependence on the continued use of alcohol, or a maladaptive pattern of alcohol use leading to significant occupational, educational, familial, social, legal, or health-related problems. Alcohol addiction does …

91.10(1) Firearm training organizations seeking approval by the Iowa department of public safety to certify individuals as handgun safety training instructors eligible to offer handgun safety training shall meet the criteria outlined in this rule, such as the years of training ex…

91.11(1) A person who is an employee of a school district, a private school, or an institution of higher education as defined in Iowa Code section 722.11 may apply to the commissioner for an educator professional permit. The applicant shall comply with all of the following: a. Su…

91.12(1) When the commissioner finds that a person who has been issued an educator professional permit has been arrested for a disqualifying offense or is the subject of proceedings that could lead to the person’s ineligibility for such permit, the commissioner may immediately su…

organizations may provide one or more of the trainings required for an educator professional permit. Persons or organizations seeking approval by the Iowa department of public safety to provide training required by Iowa Code section 279.84(2), 279.84(3), or 724.6(1)“a”(3) as enac…

91.14(1) To receive an educator professional permit, the applicant must submit proof of successful completion of the following training courses: a. One-time, in-person legal training as described in rule 661—91.15(724). b. In-person emergency medical training as described in rule…

one-time, in-person legal training for an educator professional permit shall be at minimum three hours and shall include all of the following information: 1. Parameters and limitations of the educator professional permit, including areas of potential liability, and requirements t…

permit. 91.16(1) Annual live, in-person emergency medical training for an educator professional permit shall be at minimum three hours and will include all of the following information and practical experience: a. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and cardiac arrest management,…

permit. The annual in-person communication training for an educator professional permit shall be at minimum two hours and shall include all of the following information: 1. De-escalation techniques, crisis intervention techniques, and the applicability and limitations of those te…

The annual in-person live scenario training for an educator professional permit shall be at minimum 12 hours and will include all of the following information and practical experience: 1. Psychology of critical incidents. 2. Tactics of responding to critical incidents in schools.…

firearms training for an educator professional permit shall consist of an initial live familiarization firearm and course of fire training for new educator professional permit applicants and quarterly continued training after the completion of the initial training. 91.19(1) Educa…

provided by the commissioner to Iowa sheriffs: 1. Form WP1. Professional Permit to Carry Weapons. 2. Form WP2. Nonprofessional Permit to Carry Weapons. 3. Form WP3. Application for Annual Permit to Acquire Pistols or Revolvers. 4. Form WP4. Annual Permit to Acquire Pistols or Rev…

91.3(1) United States Code 18 U.S.C. § 922(g) prohibits the possession of any firearm by any person: a. Who has been convicted in any court of a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year; or b. Who is a fugitive from justice; or c. Who is an unlawful user of …

91.4(1) A nonresident of Iowa or a state employee who is required by employment to go armed may apply to the commissioner for a professional permit to carry weapons. The applicant shall comply with all of the following: a. Submit a fully and accurately completed and signed applic…

91.5(1) Upon receipt of a completed application for a permit to carry weapons, a professional permit to carry weapons, or an educator professional permit, the commissioner shall conduct a background check to determine that issuance of a permit to the applicant is not prohibited p…

91.6(1) When the commissioner finds that a person who has been issued a permit to carry weapons has been arrested for a disqualifying offense or is the subject of proceedings that could lead to the person’s ineligibility for such permit, the commissioner may immediately suspend t…

91.7(1) If the commissioner denies, suspends or revokes a professional permit to carry weapons or an educator professional permit for any reason other than the federal disqualifiers in subrule 91.3(1) or 91.3(2) or the reasons in paragraph 91.3(3)“e” or “f,” the applicant or perm…

91.8(1) Each sheriff shall remit to the commissioner, by the seventh working day of the month that follows the month in which one or more permits to carry a weapon were issued, information about such permits, including the permit holder’s name, date of birth, NICS transaction num…

weapon, other than a machine gun, shall be classified by the commissioner as a collector’s item when the firearm is so defined as a curio or relic in 27 CFR 478.11 as published April 1, 2010, in the Code of Federal Regulations. [ARC 9238B, IAB 11/17/10, effective 1/1/11]

provide any qualified former peace officer member of the department with a permanent card that identifies the holder as a qualified former law enforcement officer upon separation from employment as a peace officer with the department. These rules provide a procedure for a qualifi…

“Commissioner” means the commissioner of the Iowa department of public safety. “Department” means the Iowa department of public safety. “Duplicate” means a former peace officer identification card issued to replace a lost or destroyed original identification card. “Former peace o…

93.3(1) A qualified former law enforcement officer of the department of public safety may apply for a former peace officer identification card prior to retirement or any time after such retirement becomes effective. 93.3(2) Application shall be made on a form available from the o…

93.4(1) Qualified former law enforcement officers with the department of public safety may participate in annual firearms qualification offered by the department and, upon successful completion of the annual firearms qualification, receive proof thereof from the department. A car…

appealed through the process delineated in 661—Chapter 10. [ARC 0218C, IAB 7/25/12, effective 9/1/12] These rules are intended to implement 18 U.S.C. §926C. [Filed ARC 0218C (Notice ARC 9988B, IAB 2/8/12), IAB 7/25/12, effective 9/1/12] [Filed ARC 4801C (Notice ARC 4549C, IAB 7/1…

“Ammunition reference file” means the physical collection of ammunition received, collected and maintained by the division of criminal investigation criminalistics laboratory for testing and evaluation purposes. “Firearms inventory” means a listing of firearms received, collected…

explosives shall contact the arson and explosives bureau of the fire marshal division for instructions and shall follow the instructions received from the fire marshal division for the disposition of the forfeited explosives.