Senate Resolution No. by Senator Boudreaux commends the Lewisburg-Bellevue Water System for its reliable public water service to the citizens of St. Landry Parish, Louisiana. Established in 1969, the water system was created to provide safe and centralized water access to the rural communities of Lewisburg and Bellevue, which previously relied on private wells with inconsistent quality and pressure. Over the decades, the system has expanded its infrastructure, including groundwater wells, pumping stations, and fire protection capabilities, while adhering to state and federal drinking water regulations.

The resolution highlights the significant role the Lewisburg-Bellevue Water System has played in enhancing public health, sanitation, and overall quality of life in the region. It acknowledges the contributions of board members, employees, community leaders, and residents in ensuring the system's success and continued operation. The Senate expresses its appreciation for the water system's commitment to serving the community and recognizes its importance to the health and prosperity of the citizens of St. Landry Parish. A copy of the resolution will be transmitted to the water system in acknowledgment of its contributions.