House Resolution No. by Representative Walters urges the city of Shreveport to provide quarterly updates to the House Committee on Natural Resources and Environment regarding its efforts to address the city's failing water quality, which has received an "F" grade from the Louisiana Department of Health for three consecutive years. The resolution highlights the ongoing administrative order from the Department of Health aimed at correcting deficiencies in the water system, which has raised public health concerns among residents. The resolution emphasizes the need for improved infrastructure and functionality of the water system to ensure safe drinking water for the community.

The resolution calls for Shreveport to report its progress on water quality improvements for three years, starting in October 2026, and to keep the public informed about the status of repairs and upgrades being made to the water system. It notes that the city is already working on necessary upgrades, such as refurbishing water towers and replacing generators, with completion expected by 2027. The resolution underscores the importance of oversight in the city's efforts to enhance water quality, as residents deserve access to clean and safe water for their daily needs.