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Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals |
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The Department of Inspections and Appeals (DIA) is a multifaceted regulatory agency charged with protecting the health and safety of Iowans. The agency is responsible for inspecting, licensing and/or certifying health care providers and suppliers, restaurants and grocery stores, social and charitable gambling operations, hotels and motels, and barber and beauty shops. In addition, DIA staff investigates alleged fraud in the State's public assistance programs and conducts contested case hearings to settle disputes between Iowans and various state government agencies. DIA is organized into four major divisions, each with its own specific duties and responsibilities. Overseeing the daily operation of the agency is the Administration Division, which includes the Director's Office and staff. The Director's Office sets policy for the Department and is responsible for coordinating DIA's various programs and functions. The four main divisions within the Department are: Administration Division/Director's Office Social and Charitable Gambling
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Web Site updated May 17, 2013 |

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Adobe Acrobat Reader | DIA Public Records Policy To contact us: Lucas State Office Building 321 East 12th Street Des Moines, IA 50319-0083 Phone: 515-281-7102 Fax: 515-242-6863 Email: WEBMASTER@DIA.IOWA.GOV |
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Petition for Declaratory Order DIA received a request for declaratory order in regards to limited and two-year bingo licenses at the same location and whether several qualified licenses may be issued at the same location. Petition for Adoption of Rules DIA received a Petition for the adoption of rules relating to the adulteration and unsafe nature of horse meat. |
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