In recent years, we’ve seen an enormous increase in outdoor recreation interest among our residents. For example, our summer visitation increased more than 200 percent in the last three years. The challenge in Las Vegas is managing that growth effectively to help people engage in outdoor experiences safely while taking measures to protect our environment. Las Vegas has a lot of unique landscapes, and we must all be stewards of the environment.
REBECCA ORLOV is the director of marketing for THT Health, the dedicated health plan for the educators of Clark County.
Scott A. Arkills is president and CEO of Silver State Schools Credit Union
Natalie Allred is the president of IREM 99 Las Vegas; owner of Natalie A. Allred, CPM
James Swanson is the owner of Screaming Images. The Las Vegas-based grand format printing and installation company. Its clients range from world-class hotels and casinos to professional sports stadiums around the United States.
Charles Hansen is the vice president of construction at Nigro Construction Inc.
Terrence Thornton is the executive director for Special Olympics Nevada, a statewide nonprofit organization
Scott Seegmiller is the managing partner with Ascent Multifamily Accounting.
I believe our biggest challenge over the next five years is keeping up with the growth of our city. We are growing at an incredible rate and need to ensure we have the infrastructure to support that growth. From teachers for our children’s schools, to housing, to roadways. It is important that we are set up for success and maintain quality control with our growth.