House Resolution No. by Representative Lacombe designates April 15, 2026, as Iberville Parish Day at the state capitol. This resolution acknowledges the historical significance of Iberville Parish, established in 1807, and highlights its contributions to Louisiana's development, culture, and economy. Named after the French explorer Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville, the parish is recognized for its leadership, resilience, and cultural pride, as well as its ecological and recreational importance due to its proximity to the Atchafalaya Basin.

The resolution emphasizes the economic role of Iberville Parish, particularly its industrial corridor along the Mississippi River, which supports numerous jobs and contributes to the state's tax base. It also underscores the importance of infrastructure investments, such as a new Mississippi River bridge, to enhance connectivity and promote long-term economic growth. By designating a special day for Iberville Parish, the resolution aims to strengthen relationships between local and state leaders, celebrate the parish's achievements, and advocate for future development initiatives.