OK SCR32

Memorializes Congress to direct the United States Geological Survey (USGS) to conduct a comprehensive multi-state study of the Red River and its 65,590 square mile watershed basin spanning 1,161 miles from near Hollis, Oklahoma to above Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Requests study to model water flows' quantity and quality across the entire Red River Basin covering Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana to update data from surveys previously conducted in the early 1970s

Aims to answer key questions about surplus water availability for transfer from the middle Red River Basin area and establish water quality and quantity gauge stations to assess pollution, salinity issues, and current and future water uses

Directs distribution of resolution copies to the Acting Director of USGS (Suzette Kimball), Oklahoma's congressional delegation, and the governors of Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana

Urges the legislatures of Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana to join Oklahoma in supporting this request on behalf of all Red River Basin citizens