Senate Resolution No. by Senator Mizell urges the Louisiana Department of Health to conduct a review of the Community Water System Accountability letter grade point values. This request follows the implementation of the "Community Drinking Water Infrastructure Sustainability Act" in 2021, which established a grading system for community water systems based on various standards related to water quality, performance, and sustainability. The resolution highlights the importance of ensuring that the grading system accurately reflects the quality of water systems, as the current point values allocated for different standards may need modifications to provide reliable information to the public.

The resolution notes that while the grades do not indicate immediate health risks, they can signal long-term concerns regarding the viability of water systems. It emphasizes the need for a thorough review after four years of grading to ensure that consumers receive accurate assessments of their water systems. The Louisiana Department of Health is required to submit a report detailing its review and any changes made to the grading system by March 1, 2027, to the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare and the David R. Poynter Legislative Research Library.