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July 14, 2026 Meeting Summary
This article provides a summary of the key topics discussed and decisions made during the Viridian MMD Board of Directors meeting held on July 14, 2026.
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Viridian Municipal Management District
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Your board members
John Smith
Position 1; Vice Chairperson
Term expires 2028
Terry Bertrand
Position 2; Secretary
Term expires 2028
Claudia Cozzolino
Position 3; Director
Term expires 2030
Denise Clifton
Position 4; Assistant Secretary
Term expires 2030
David DeVries
Position 5; Chairperson
Term expires 2030
Latest news
New Public Art Installation: "Elements" Debuts in Viridian
The new sculpture “Elements” by Steve Perkins will be installed on July 20, 2026, at the roundabout on Kings Garden Parkway. This installation is part of a beautification project funded by community enhancement grants.
Summer Storms & Drainage Readiness
July in Texas means two things: blazing heat and sudden afternoon downpours. These intense summer thunderstorms can drop inches of rain in a remarkably short window, putting local drainage systems to the test. Often, the primary culprit behind localized street flooding isn't the sheer volume of water, but there could be debris blocking paths where stormwater needs to flow. A few proactive habits during the clearer days of summer can keep our roads safer and protect your property from unexpected ponding.
July 14, 2026 Board Meeting
The Board of Viridian MMD will hold a General Board Meeting.
Viridian MMD at a Glance
Located north of Interstate 30 and west of State Highway 360 in Arlington, Texas, the District consists of approximately 2000 acres of land with more than half of that area committed to greenspace. The development includes five major lakes, 500 acres of open space and an additional 500 acres of lakes, rivers, streams and wetlands. The community has been named a “https://auduboninternational.org/signature-sanctuary-program/Certified Gold Signature Sanctuary” by the https://auduboninternational.org/Audubon International in recognition of its commitment to wildlife and environmental stewardship.
For more detailed information about Viridian MMD, visit the https://www.viridianmmd.com/aboutAbout Us page.
For a quick glance, click the map below to show an expanded view of the District. The area colored in green is owned and/or maintained by Viridian MMD. For a more detailed and interactive map view, please visit the https://www.viridianmmd.com/mapDistrict Map page.