The Iowa Attorney General’s Office, led by Attorney General Brenna Bird, serves Iowans by enforcing the law, protecting consumers, supporting crime victims, and representing the state’s interests. Its consumer services include handling complaints, providing guidance on scams and identity theft, and sharing information about credit, utilities, security breaches, and cryptocurrency ATMs. The office also assists crime victims through compensation programs, sexual assault resources, protective-order information, grants, training, and Iowa VINE notification services. Its work includes investigating cold cases, addressing human trafficking, and supporting law enforcement and veterans.

For businesses and nonprofit organizations, the office provides information on consumer credit requirements, charitable trust registration, professional fundraising, and related obligations. It also publishes news and public notices and offers resources on issues including fentanyl, election misconduct, antisemitism, farmers’ rights, and federal overreach. Iowans can contact the office, file a consumer complaint, or access dedicated resources for victims and businesses. Based in Des Moines, the office works statewide to uphold the law and serve the public.