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The Iowa League of Cities in Des Moines, IA serves as the unified voice of cities in Iowa, providing advocacy, training, and guidance to strengthen communities of all sizes. With over 850 member cities, the League offers resources and support to help local officials navigate state legislation, funding opportunities, and municipal operations. Through legislative advocacy and educational programs, the Iowa League of Cities empowers city leaders to make informed decisions and foster community growth. From workshops and training sessions to publications and events, the League is dedicated to enhancing the effectiveness and sustainability of Iowa's cities.Generated from the website

The Iowa Center is an economic development organization based in Des Moines, Iowa, dedicated to empowering Iowans to launch, manage, and grow small businesses. By providing vital resources in business coaching, credit lending, and tax services, the Iowa Center supports entrepreneurs in establishing sustainable enterprises that contribute to their communities. With a commitment to fostering strong financial foundations, the Iowa Center offers free tax preparation and planning assistance while also connecting individuals with educational opportunities and networking. Their mission is to enable self-sufficiency through entrepreneurship, encouraging personal and community growth alongside economic development in the state. Generated from the website

The Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs is administered by the state government of Iowa. The department is responsible for the development of the state s art, history and cultural heritage. The Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs division, Iowa Arts Council, promotes policies and viewpoints that benefit art throughout the state. Its other division, the State Historical Society of Iowa, is responsible for the identification, collection, preservation and management of the state s historical resources. The department provides various historical buildings on rent to the general public, businesses and other state agencies. The Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs also maintains facilities for hosting conferences, meetings, parties, seminars and music festivals.