Committees

To get in contact with the committees or to learn more, please fill out the form linked here.

Welcome Committee

Welcome Committee:
 
First impressions go a long way. Active and involved residents are essential to the success of the community. Establishing a welcoming committee designed to reach out to new residents will enhance that experience and help each neighbor become engaged and feel they belong. If you want to share this experience, please sign up now. We are always seeking new members! Simply email the Community Manager at aduckworth@ccmcnet.com.
 
Typical responsibilities include:
  • Reaching out via email, in-person, or through handwritten cards to say hello
  • Introducing and inviting new homeowners to local events and amenities as you feel comfortable
  • Acting as the liaison between new homeowner, committee, and management to answer questions, provide a copy of the rules and regulations, etc.
  • Work to promote local partnerships and sponsors for our New Homeowner Welcome Bag
 
 
 
 

Social Committee

We host an extensive list of events catering to all demographics each month. We aim to help every community member find those "Magic Moments." If you have a flair for event planning, a nose for numbers, or are a pro at quality control, please reach out to our Community Manager at aduckworth@ccmcnet.com. We would love to get to know you and hear more.
 
Typical responsibilities include:
 
  • Gathering ideas, organizing, and planning events and activities aimed at building community within the neighborhood
  • Fostering connections between residents and creating a sense of belonging through dozens of events each year
  • Communicating and disseminating information about upcoming events through newsletters, social media, flyers, and neighborhood meetings
  • Volunteer recruitment. We are always seeking new members!

Sunshine Committee

The Sunshine Committee is responsible for focusing on "Neighbors helping Neighbors." 
 
The Ventana Sunshine Committee loves to lend a helping hand to make life a little easier when a change of life happens.  When a baby is born, someone has surgery, someone passes away or you have a need for support or encouragement, the Sunshine Committee is here to help.
 
Please reach out and let us know by emailing aduckworth@ccmcnet.com. We desire to spread some sunshine to our community.
 
Typical responsibilities include:
 
  • Sending cards, both purchased and handmade, to neighbors who are experiencing birthdays, illnesses, new babies, or difficult situations, essentially aiming to "brighten their day" with a thoughtful gesture
  • Calling to say hello or sing happy birthday
  • Well-being checks: reaching out to neighbors who might be going through something with a simple check-in or small gift
  • Holiday greetings
  • Sending flowers on special events
  • Collaborating with local charities or initiatives to contribute to wider community needs

Flag Committee

The Flag Committee is responsible for fostering a cohesive community by promoting the display of American and Armed Force flags along the main roads throughout the community and providing education on the proper ways to display, handle, and retire flags.
 
Typical activities include:
 
  • Putting out and taking down community flags during special holidays
 

Landscape Committee

Do you have a green thumb? Are you a landscape enthusiast? Our Landscape Committee meets monthly. We serves as judges for the popular summer and holiday Yard of the Month competitions and acts as a second set of ‘eyes’ for the community. The committee also advises management of landscaping needs, such as repairs, broken sprinkler heads, etc.
 
Yard of the Month Winners
The Landscape Committee would like to congratulate the winners and thank all homeowners working hard to keep our neighborhood looking beautiful!
 
Typical activities include:
 
  • Spring and fall plant sale oversight
  • Discuss and provide insight on common area plantings, landscape upgrades, and anticipated design needs
  • Award the monthly Yard of the Month Winner

Safety Committee

Our Safety Committee will partner with the Fort Worth CERT Program to offer educational classes as they relate to basic disaster response skills, heading up the neighborhood watch, block captains, and more. 
 
Reminders: Although we are in a neighborhood, we are still in a rural area. There is wildlife all around us. Deer, coyotes, bobcats, skunks, and rabbits are everywhere and can carry many diseases, including rabies. If you spot any wild animal, please leave it alone and if you feel you are in danger, call animal control or the Sheriff, DO NOT try to capture it. We also have had many venomous spiders in our area, including Brown recluses and Black Widows. Just make sure the kids know not to touch or play with spiders. We also have many good spiders that eat bugs, so take some time to learn the differences and not squish the good ones.
 
Park your vehicles in your garage or driveway, keep valuables out of view, and lock the doors. Keep garage doors CLOSED. People can easily steal things from your garage or enter your home, which could be dangerous.
 
Meeting your neighbors, exchanging numbers, and keeping them on your cell phone is a good idea. This way, you will have their number readily available if you are away from home and need to contact a neighbor to look out for your house.
 
If you are interested in serving on the Safety Committee we want to hear from you! Please email aduckworth@ccmcnet.com.