The House Municipal Committee of the Louisiana Legislature convened on May 29, 2025, to discuss key legislative matters, including a proposed bill concerning term limits for the DeSoto Parish Police Jury. The meeting began with an acknowledgment of the bill's sponsorship by a committee member, who expressed his commitment to support the measure despite the presence of opposition.

The committee addressed the bill, identified as Senate Veil 113, which aims to establish term limits and qualifications for members of the DeSoto Parish Police Jury. During the discussion, Representative Staggie raised concerns regarding the bill's potential opposition and suggested that further deliberation might be necessary. He proposed deferring the bill to allow for additional input and to ensure all voices were heard.

Following this suggestion, a motion was made to defer the bill until the next meeting, which is scheduled for the following Wednesday. The motion was met with no objections and was subsequently approved by the committee.

The meeting concluded shortly thereafter, with a motion to adjourn being passed without further discussion. The committee's decision to defer the bill indicates a willingness to engage in more thorough consideration of the proposed legislation and its implications for local governance in DeSoto Parish. Further discussions are anticipated in the upcoming meeting.