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Senator Dickey announces Iowa Trucking Industry Day at the Capitol

February 12, 2024 | Senate, Legislative, Iowa



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Senator Dickey announces Iowa Trucking Industry Day at the Capitol
The Iowa State Senate convened on February 12, 2024, with a session marked by a prayer led by Senator Weiner from Johnson. The prayer emphasized themes of inner peace, kindness, and the importance of using each day’s gifts wisely. Following the prayer, the journal from the previous meeting was approved without corrections.

Senator Dickey from Jefferson took the floor to announce that the following day would be recognized as Iowa's Trucking Industries Day at the Capitol. He highlighted that the Iowa Motor Truck Association (IMTA) would host the event, providing breakfast for lawmakers and staff starting at 6:30 AM. Senator Dickey encouraged participation, noting the significance of the trucking industry in Iowa and reminding attendees that "if you got it, a truck brought it."

After no further announcements or points of personal privilege were raised, Senator Whitver from Polk moved to adjourn the session until Thursday, February 13, at 9 AM. The motion was put to a vote, with the majority in favor of adjourning. The meeting concluded with plans for the next session, continuing the legislative agenda.

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