The resolution aims to continue the Clean Water Task Force to address the public water system issues in Shreveport, Louisiana, and requires the task force to report its findings by November 18, 2026. The Louisiana Department of Health's Safe Drinking Water Program oversees public water systems to ensure compliance with drinking water regulations and to prevent health risks associated with contaminated water. Shreveport's water system has faced significant challenges, including a failing grade for three consecutive years due to aging infrastructure and water quality issues, leading to taste and odor problems and boil advisories.

The task force will consist of various appointed members, including representatives from the Louisiana Department of Health, the city of Shreveport, and local universities. Its responsibilities include assessing the current state of water infrastructure, reviewing water quality reports, analyzing management practices, identifying funding gaps, and recommending improvements. The task force is required to hold public hearings and submit a comprehensive report with recommendations to the House Committee on Health and Welfare by the specified deadline.