Keep Red Rock Rural

The Department of Interior just announced its intent to repeal the Public Lands Rule and remove conservation as an official use of 245 million acres of public lands and waters managed by the Bureau of Land Management.

On Wednesday, July 3, 2024, Clark County Commissioners will be reviewing the Development Agreement for the Master Plan. The Save Red Rock team is reviewing the details of this agreement and will speak at the commission meeting.

Today is your last chance to call and email! TODAY is your last chance to email and call your commissioners to tell them to protect Red Rock Canyon! This is one important step of many in a tricky fight. We must stay vigilant on all levels, county, federal and state. We will keep you informed…

As part of the Transform Clark County initiative, an amended Title 30 Development Code — which houses guidelines for the Red Rock Overlay District (RRO) — was updated and adopted by the County.

The Public Comment Period for Transform Clark County is now Open! Please submit your comments on the Red Rock Overlay by March 23!

The Red Rock Overlay District is Clark County’s last remaining protection for Red Rock Canyon and has withstood the test of time for over 20 years. But now, under the current review of “Transform Clark County”, it is at risk for large scale changes which could eliminate significant rural protections and result in increased danger on the scenic…

On 10-4-22 a subdivision phase 1 project of 429 homes on 671 acres on Blue Diamond Hill was conditionally approved by the Clark County Commissioners. But for 20+ years, the public support to Keep Red Rock Rural remains united and strong! We are so grateful for your participation in writing letters, signing petitions and showing up to make your voice heard….

This Tuesday, October 4, at the Clark County Government Center, Commissioners will hear an application by Gypsum Resources for the first phase of a large scale housing development on top of Blue Diamond Hill in the middle of Red Rock Canyon. This phase alone is 429 houses.

This application not only appears to violate county code and previous legal agreements, it also requests access off of the Red Rock Canyon Scenic Byway, SR 159. Scenic Byway 159 is already struggling with rapidly increasing traffic and hazardous conditions.