House Concurrent Resolution No. establishes a task force in Louisiana aimed at studying and recommending ways to increase the number of retirement communities in the state. Recognizing the growing need for diverse retirement options, the resolution emphasizes the importance of these communities in enhancing the quality of life for aging residents, promoting independence, and contributing to local economies. The task force will explore opportunities and challenges related to expanding retirement communities, which can attract retirees from other states, boost the real estate market, create jobs, and increase tax revenues.

The task force will consist of members from various organizations, including AARP Louisiana, the governor's Office of Elderly Affairs, and the Louisiana Home Builders Association, among others. They will conduct research, gather data, and engage with stakeholders to inform their recommendations. The task force is required to report its findings to the Louisiana Legislature by February 1, 2025, and will operate without compensation, except for potential per diem or expense reimbursements.