Nation | Tribe: Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians
4751 Astoria Street N.E.
Salem, OR
The Siletz Indian Tribes are seeking federal approval to build a $280M casino in North Salem, Oregon near the intersection of Interstate 5 and Portland Road NE. The casino is opposed by the Grand Ronde Tribe that operates Spirit Mountain Casino located a half hour to the west.
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Siletz Indians are seeking approval to build a North Salem casino with 180,800-square-feet, 2,000 slot machines and 45 table games. Plans include three restaurants, food court, sports bar and a 500-room hotel.
The opening date is targeted at 2021. There has been no name announced for this Salem casino.
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Siletz tribes propose North Salem casino
July 31, 2020 -
Siletz Indians are seeking approval to build a $280M casino with a hotel in North Salem, OR. The tribe submitted its application to the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs on April 30, 2020 for a 20-acre site located at
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Proposed Salem casino planned for 2021
May 03, 2017 -
Plans for a Salem Indian casino have been in development for nearly two years. It will be 140,000 square feet offering gaming, entertainment, and a hotel. It is estimated to earn each year $185 million. 1,500 full time jobs
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Casino size: 180,800 square feet
Slot machines 2,000
Table games 45
Buffet - 375 seats
Steakhouse - 125 seats
Cafe or Coffee Shop - 200 seats
Food Court - 200 seats
Sports Bar - 100 seats
Nightclub - Live entertainment with 150 seats
Event center with multi-purpose utility
Ballroom with 20,000-square-feet
Meeting rooms with 6,600-square-feet
500 guest rooms and suites
Siletz tribes propose North Salem casinoJuly 31, 2020
The Siletz Indians are seeking approval to build a $280M casino with a hotel in North Salem, OR. The tribe submitted its application to the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs on April 30, 2020 for a 20-acre site located at Interstate 5 and Portland Road NE.
Siletz's proposed Salem casino receives mixed support
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May 03, 2017
On Tuesday plans were announced by The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians for a proposed casino in Salem. The casino project would be a joint partnership of Oregon tribes. Revenues would be shared with each of the tribes that participate.
The proposed casino is scheduled to open in 2021. A name has not been announced. It will be located at exit 258 off the I-5 on land that is held in trust for the Siletz tribe.
Plans for the casino have been in development for nearly two years. It will be 140,000 square feet offering gaming, entertainment, and a hotel. It is estimated to earn each year $185 million. 1,500 full time jobs will also be created.
If the project is given approval the state and local government will be paid 25 percent of the gaming revenue. Of the remaining amount, the Siletz tribe will receive 25 percent of the revenues. The last 50 percent will be split among the other participating tribes.
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