A bill for an act relating to county recorder fees and land record information systems management.(See HF 1031.)

House File 328 (HF328) was a bill introduced in the Iowa General Assembly on February 11, 2025, aimed at modifying county recorder fees and the management of land record information systems. The bill was sponsored by Representatives Gary Mohr and Carter Nordman, both Republicans. On April 17, 2025, the House Committee on Ways and Means approved the bill, renumbering it as HF1031. Subsequently, on April 28, 2025, HF328 was withdrawn, as noted in House Journal 1073.

While specific media coverage of HF328 is not readily available, the bill's focus on updating county recorder fees and enhancing land record information systems suggests potential benefits such as improved efficiency in land record management and modernization of fee structures to better reflect current administrative costs.

In the absence of direct media reports on HF328, potential concerns might include apprehensions about increased fees for accessing land records, which could impact individuals and businesses relying on these services. Additionally, stakeholders might question the necessity and implementation of changes to the existing land record information systems.