This is more than about green grass. It’s about transparency, accountability, and a meaningful resident voice in decisions that affect our community.

We are asking residents to come together and line up along Lost Creek, all the way toward the new construction, with signs like “Our Voices Matter” or “We Matter.”  If you have one, please wear your green hat. It’s a weekend day, and that’s intentional. Visibility matters, and it’s time we come together in a way that does.  In order our efforts to matter Sunday, we need more than a handful of people to show up. Residents NEED to make time for this.  Our community is at risk.

For those that have lived here for years, we bought into and LOVED the community back then. This community in 2026 is NOT what we and others bought into.  The landscaping and upkeep are getting worse every month. Weeds are growing in the dormant and dead grass.  Please consider and reconsider if you decided this does not matter to you, to show up at Lost Creek up by Regent Hills at noon this Sunday (or anytime between 12-2pm if you have other commitments), make signs, wear green if you have anything green, or simply show up showing you support the efforts of trying to get back to the community we all love and miss so terribly.

Sunday — Why show up & what to bring 

 Sunday, January 25 /  12:00–2:00 PM /  Lost Creek, up by Regent Hills

•  Show up for transparency — Residents deserve clear information, not closed-door decisions.
•  Show up for accountability — Being heard requires presence.
•  Show up for resident voice — This is peaceful, resident-led visibility.
•  Show up for quality of life — Our community matters.

What to bring: 

•  Poster board
•  A handmade sign (simple and respectful)
• Suggested sign phrases:
  • “Our Voices Matter”
  • “We Matter”
  • “Transparency Matters”
  • “Resident Voices Deserve to Be Heard”

Our Mission 

We are a resident-led effort focused on transparency, accountability, and fair representation in Verrado and Victory — protecting quality of life through responsible water and landscape management, open communication, and a unified resident voice.

PLEASE make Verrado great again!