A bill for an act relating to statewide resilience planning, including the development, implementation, and periodic updating of an Iowa state resilience plan.

SF 2111 requires Iowa's Department of Natural Resources to develop a statewide resilience plan by December 2027, coordinating with state agencies like transportation, homeland security, and agriculture. The plan must include a risk assessment covering flooding, water supply changes, and other natural hazards; an inventory of critical assets (like infrastructure, schools, and natural resources); and a prioritization system for resilience projects. It mandates regular updates and biennial reports to the governor and legislature starting in 2029, tracking progress on reducing risks to communities and infrastructure. This bill directly affects state agencies responsible for planning, local governments implementing projects, and communities facing climate-related hazards.