The bill enacts a new Subpart O of Part XI of Title 15 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes, establishing a "Renaissance District" in parishes with populations between 129,000 and 132,000. This district will serve as a political subdivision focused on providing juvenile detention and treatment services. A board of commissioners, composed of seven members with relevant experience in juvenile education, rehabilitation, or incarceration, will govern the district. The board will be responsible for managing the district's affairs, including the establishment of rehabilitative programs and facilities for juveniles.

The bill outlines the powers and responsibilities of the board, including the authority to acquire and manage juvenile justice facilities, incur debt, and issue bonds to fund its operations. The board will also have the ability to levy taxes as necessary, with the requirement that any such actions be approved by a majority of the district's electors. The overarching goal of the Renaissance District is to assist juveniles in becoming productive citizens through structured rehabilitative programs and services.