House Resolution No. urges the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) to provide detailed information regarding the number of closures and repairs, along with associated costs, for the Judge Seeber Bridge over the past seven years. The resolution highlights the bridge's significance as a vital link between New Orleans and St. Bernard Parish, noting that it accommodates over 26,000 daily commuters. It also references the bridge's history of closures due to various issues, including electrical malfunctions and accidents, and emphasizes the importance of understanding these impacts on traffic flow, economic activity, and public safety.

The resolution calls for a written report from the DOTD to be submitted to the House Transportation, Highways and Public Works Committee by January 15, 2026. This report is expected to provide insights into the bridge's maintenance and repair history, which is crucial for assessing its structural integrity and ensuring the safety of the traveling public. The resolution reflects ongoing concerns about the bridge's condition, especially in light of past incidents and the overall classification of Louisiana's bridges as structurally deficient.