IA SF2352

Allows landlords to evict tenants who pose a "clear and present danger" to the health or safety of others after serving a 3-day written notice of termination, with the petition required to state the specific incidents giving rise to the notice

Permits peace officers to remove tenants without a court order if they determine the tenant poses a clear and present danger, provide a sworn written affirmation of the facts, and the tenant remains after the 3-day notice period expires

Grants peace officers civil immunity for actions taken in good faith under the new expedited removal provisions

Establishes a maximum 30-day timeline for residential forcible entry and detainer actions, measured from when the notice to quit is served until the court issues the order to quit, with courts prohibited from extending this period unless expressly authorized by statute

Requires the Iowa Supreme Court to adopt rules ensuring eviction actions are conducted in a streamlined manner that limits continuances and procedural delays not required by due process; applies to actions commenced on or after July 1, 2026