Iowa Attorney General

The Iowa Attorney General is a government agency based in Des Moines, Iowa. As the state's chief legal officer, it is responsible for overseeing and directing all legal matters pertaining to Iowa's government. The office is headed by an elected official who serves a four-year term. With a staff of 309 employees, the Iowa Attorney General plays a crucial role in ensuring the proper functioning and legal compliance of state government operations. The Iowa Attorney General provides a wide range of legal services to various state departments, boards, commissions, authorities, officials, and institutions. These services include legal advice, representation in administrative law matters, and litigation in state and federal courts. The office also represents the state in cases involving civil rights, consumer protection, fraud, and corruption. The Iowa Attorney General acts as a resource and advocate for both the state and its residents. This includes protecting the public through criminal prosecutions, combating fraud, safeguarding civil rights, and enforcing consumer protection laws. For inquiries or further information, please visit the Iowa Attorney General's website at iowaattorneygeneral.gov.