SAVE RED ROCK FUNDING NEEDS UPDATES:
The Gypsum Resources major developer is back! We won the last development battle with the previous commissioners refusing to give in to development. Now the developer is back trying to get the new commissioners to give in! Our efforts depend upon support from people like you who care about protecting Red Rock. Thank you!
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Our labor is free, but educating the public about the issues and threats surrounding our beautiful National Conservation Area can get expensive. Save Red Rock is a non-profit 501c3 run purely on the caring generosity of people who love Red Rock. Every bit helps. Thank you for your support.
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Save Red Rock
2 days ago
There’s nothing like bonding with your favorite Red Rock lovin’ friend than by helping keep our canyon beautiful.
Making an impact is as easy as donating a couple of hours to help us at upcoming events or cleanups. Email us (volunteer@saveredrock.com) with your name, the name of your +1, and dates/times of availability. … See MoreSee Less
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Save Red Rock
2 days ago
Checking Clark County, Nevada Government Center where Commissioner Justin C. Jones is introducing a public safety ordinance for Lovell Canyon. You can find it on item number 53 of today’s agenda (bit.ly/2KJ5Ynn). Today’s item is for discussion only so we will keep you updated. Thanks to Save Red Rock corporate member, Brett Torino, for sponsoring this project. … See MoreSee Less
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They should put a state trooper in the area.
They are and you’re right. They are not supposed to. The cyclists are taking pictures of license plates. If you get one, direct message SRR and I’ll add it to the collection of evidence so we can file a formal complaint and try to get it stopped.
Off topic: how do we stop the semi-trucks rolling through Blue Diamond coming from Summerlin? They are doing it early in the morning so no one notices. I was under the impression the trucks were not allowed to travel in that direction.
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