The resolution establishes the Clean Water Task Force to investigate and address the public water system issues in Shreveport, Louisiana. This initiative arises from concerns regarding the city's water quality, which has been negatively impacted by aging infrastructure, high manganese levels, and algae blooms, leading to taste and odor problems, as well as boil advisories. The task force will consist of various stakeholders, including representatives from the Louisiana Department of Health, the city of Shreveport, and local health systems, and is tasked with evaluating the current state of the water infrastructure, management practices, and sustainability of the public water system.

The task force is required to assess existing water infrastructure, review water quality reports, analyze management practices, identify funding gaps, and recommend improvements. It is mandated to submit a comprehensive report of its findings and recommendations to the House Committee of Health and Welfare by November 18, 2025. The task force will hold public hearings in Shreveport to engage the community and gather input until March 1, 2026, with the first meeting scheduled by August 1, 2025. The resolution emphasizes the importance of collaboration among various agencies and stakeholders to enhance the quality and reliability of drinking water in the region.