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Keep Red Rock Rural

16,560 Comments

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Alisa Ochoa
9 years ago

We must preserve the natural beauty surrounding Las Vegas for present and future generations.

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Paul Shepherd
9 years ago

Do not ruin Red Rock for the sake of money!

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Mary Hacker
9 years ago

I lived in the valley and love/d Red RockCanyon. I tell everyone going to Vegas to go see Red Rock Canyon. It NEEDS to remain rural for all to enjoy.

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Alma Terrazas
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock pristine. Respect nature!!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No houses....keep Red Rock pristine.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please keep this area pure. No housing.

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Christina Salamone
9 years ago

Stop the development!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

My family and I love to hike in the Red Rick area and through out the valley. We notice that the closer people live to nature the more vandalism we see along trails. Please keep Red Rock the way it is now.

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Anthony Panozzo
9 years ago

Keep this area pristine and free of development it what makes the Vegas area so special. The fact that half an hour away is a place with no city intrusion makes this such a wonderful place to live.

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Michael Gentry
9 years ago

Born and raised in Las Vegas, we need to keep this amazing, beautiful part of nature untouched so future generations may enjoy it as we have for so many years. Think of the kids... :/

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Denise DelsCruz
9 years ago

I say build on empty lots throughout the valley. Fill in the gaps instead of building on untouched beautiful land.

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Jasmyn franklin
9 years ago

Keep the park public and open for all to share.

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Jonathan Tajeri
9 years ago

we have built enough home in vegas we should leave whats left of the desert alone

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Amanda sevilla
9 years ago

Do NOT build in red rock

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Jessica Tennant
9 years ago

Natural conservation areas need to stay conservation areas!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Want to build? Try doing it in open urban areas, there are plenty of them.

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Luan Duong
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock rural!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I hike at red rock canyon many times a year. IT would be ruined by these plans. So unnecessary to put these buildings up.

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Carol Aloupis
9 years ago

Having lived in Las Vegas for 30 years, Red Rock is a treasure. NO on development!

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Susan Peters
9 years ago

We need this for our children