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Colville Tribes Will Build Omak Casino |
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February 28, 2008 COLVILLE INDIAN RESERVAITON, WA - The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation will break ground this spring on a new casino and restaurant just south of Omak off highway 97. The casino is yet to be named. It is scheduled to open in the summer of 2009 in time to attract the traffic headed to the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver, B.C.. The new casino will be the tribes "flagship casino" because it will be their largest and first permanent gaming facility. They currently operate three casinos in temporary structures: Okanogan Bingo-Casino (215 slots) Mill Bay Casino at Manson (330 slots) Coulee Dam Casino (120 slots) The tribes signed a 2002 compact with the states that authorizes a total of 4,800 video gaming machines. The Okanogan Bingo-Casino facility will be remodeled for bingo. The Mill Bay and Coulee Dam Casino will eventually be housed in permanent buildings but schedules have not been determined. PROJECT SUMMARY 50,000 square feet 500 gaming machines 250 employees Lounge with dancing Deli-style Asian restaurant Gift shop Players club Kids' arcade Future - hotel and convention center Return to Washington Casinos. |
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