This is a wonderful opportunity to serve the State of Iowa in this time
of need.  Please apply or forward this message to those who may be
interested.

Thank you,

Adam

One Iowa, One Unlimited Future

GOVERNOR CULVER, LT. GOVERNOR JUDGE CALL ON IOWANS TO APPLY FOR REBUILD IOWA TASK FORCES

To apply, Iowans should complete and return attached application form,
also available on-line at  flood2008.iowa.gov

Governor Chet Culver and Lt. Governor Patty Judge are inviting Iowans
to apply for a position on one of the nine new Rebuild Iowa task
forces, which will help create a vision for Iowa's recovery efforts.

“As the flood waters rose, we saw the strength, resilience and
determination of Iowans shine through as our state joined together to
save our homes, businesses, and communities,” said Governor Chet
Culver.  “Now, we must tap into this same spirit of service as Iowans
begin down the road to recovery.  I call  on Iowans from across the
state to help our friends and neighbors in need, and serve on one of
these nine Rebuild Iowa task forces. By locking arms and working
together, I am confident that we can rebuild our state, stronger and
better than before.”

Last month, Governor Culver signed his seventh executive order, which
created the Rebuild Iowa Advisory Commission.  To be chaired by Gen.
Ron Dardis of the Iowa National Guard, the 15 member commission is
designed to help guide our state's recovery efforts.  The Executive
Order specifically calls for the creation of task forces to help guide
the commission's work.

“These task forces are an important step in helping Iowans recover from
this year's historic and severe flooding,” said Lt. Governor Patty
Judge. “The Governor and I look forward to working with the Rebuild
Iowa Commission, the nine task forces, and all Iowans as we begin the
difficult work of rebuilding our state and returning life to normal for
all Iowans.

The nine task forces created are:
* Housing
* Flood Plain Management and Hazard Mitigation
* Infrastructure and Transportation
* Economic and Workforce Development
* Cultural Heritage and Records Retention
* Public Health and Health Care
* Long-Term Recovery Planning
* Agriculture and Environment
* Education