A bill for an act relating to railway special agents.

This bill (SF 62) clarifies the role of railway special agents employed by railroads in Iowa. It requires these agents - appointed by the Public Safety Commissioner but not paid by the state - to cooperate with city, county, and state police when investigating crimes or train crashes involving Iowa residents or property. The bill defines "railroad corporation" to align with an existing state code (section 327D.2). It does not create new funding or penalties but sets a standard for collaboration between railroad security personnel and local law enforcement.