If you have roaches, spray!

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1/13/2007
I noticed that the 2 people bashing Henderson did not post their email address for return comments. This is typical with people trying to sabotage and run.
For Anny and Joe’s information lets clear the air.
If you want no traffic, clean air, no heat, no crime then may I suggest Allakaket, Alaska. I don’t believe you will find any of the above issues their. As for living in a populated city you may wish to avoid this as it seems not to be conducive with your expectations I life.
As for those who wish to live around other people and are willing to adjust to the social constraints and problems in exchange for great services and lifestyle, the Henderson may very well be your place to live.
TRAFFIC: When we speak of traffic in Henderson there are a lot of cars on the streets but everything you need is quite close to your home and does not require long commutes. Henderson is serviced by two major feeder routes out to the Las Vegas Valley and some great fast surface streets such as Russell Road to the airport. If you however work in Las Vegas in general you have crowded commute periods of 4:30 to 6:30PM but these are NOT Los .Angeles style traffic jambs! Over all the traffic in the valley is heavy but the roads are being upgraded at a fantastic rate in an effort to stay ahead of grid lock and the transportation commission is working hard with short term goals for some fantastic public transportation options. They have recently approved funding for a commuter road for Max (not me) Bus/trams. These roads will only be used by these hard-tire trains that will travel up to 60 mph and have preference over general traffic at all road crossings including stop light sensors to give them the green light as they approach an intersection. For people willing to use public transportation this should be a great congestion relief pill.
AIR QUALITY: My fist thought about Joe’s comment about dirty air was to chuckle because in the same paragraph he was complaining about wind. Wind disperses smog. If your speaking of dust then yes wind does blow up the desert dust and with all the construction in Las Vegas there is more dust than if all construction was stopped. Clark County Air Quality has a dust abatement program for all construction sites. This includes posting a phone number on a sign at every construction site where blowing dust may be reported to the authorities for investigation and citation. Over all the contractors in the valley are willingly upholdi
Max | Henderson, NV