The House Resolution urges the city of Shreveport to establish an interest-free loan program specifically for active Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents working at the Shreveport Regional Airport. This request comes in light of a federal government shutdown that began on February 14, 2026, which has left TSA employees working without pay. The resolution highlights the critical role of the TSA in ensuring transportation security and notes that other states, such as Maryland, have implemented similar financial support programs to assist federal employees during shutdowns.

The proposed loan program aims to provide temporary financial assistance to TSA agents who are struggling to meet basic living expenses, such as rent and groceries, while continuing their essential duties without compensation. The resolution emphasizes the need for local support to help these employees navigate the economic challenges posed by the ongoing shutdown and calls for the mayor, city council, and Caddo Parish Commission to take action on this matter.