House Bill No. 9091.30 establishes the Regency Park Townhomes Crime Prevention and Security District in Orleans Parish. The district is defined as a political subdivision of the state and is created to enhance the beautification, security, and overall betterment of the area bounded by Morrison Road, Downman Road, Seabrook Place, and Countess Lane. Governance of the district will be managed by a board of commissioners consisting of five voting members and one nonvoting member, with specific roles assigned to members of the Regency Park Townhomes Association and a manager of the townhomes. The board will have the authority to adopt rules, maintain records, and manage the district's finances.

To fund the district's initiatives, the governing authority of New Orleans may impose a parcel fee, not exceeding $300 per year per parcel, which must be approved by a majority of registered voters in the district. The fee will be collected similarly to ad valorem taxes and can be renewed every five years with voter approval. The district is also permitted to accept voluntary contributions and grants. Additionally, the bill outlines the indemnification of board members and officers, ensuring they are not liable for monetary damages under certain conditions, while also mandating that any funds remaining upon the district's dissolution be transferred to the city of New Orleans for security purposes.