WATER/DRINKING WATER: Creates the Clean Water Task Force to study the public water system in Shreveport

HR 381 creates a Clean Water Task Force to study Shreveport's public water system, directly affecting Shreveport residents who experience water quality issues like taste, odor, discoloration, and past boil advisories. The task force, composed of state agency representatives, city officials, utility companies, and health experts, will assess infrastructure, water quality reports, management practices, and funding gaps. It must submit findings and recommendations to the House Health Committee by November 18, 2025, including solutions for reliability, affordability, and long-term resilience. This resolution does not enact policy changes but mandates a formal study to address documented water system challenges.