Washington Tribe Launches $100M Casino Project
The Tulalip tribe plans to create the first sod of a $100 million casino project to replace the already existing Quill Seda Creek casino in Snohomish County, Washington. Construction of the gambling facility is scheduled to begin at the end and completion of the project is scheduled for late or early . When the casino opens, the Tulalip tribe will demolish the 25-year-old Quill Seda Creek casino across the street.
New casino project aims to refresh and update Tulalip tribe's gaming options. The gambling place was described as featuring a larger casino floor stretching over 110,000 square feet. Casino officials also shared that they are planning a large-capacity garage that will provide 1,200 parking lots. In addition, the new gambling venue offers not only gambling options, but also non-gambling entertainment, including new luxury restaurants and gourmet food. But the tribe considers maintaining the overall local atmosphere while customers enjoy it and that's the casino's trademark.
Officials explained that the main goal is to establish casino facilities that satisfy customers' personal tastes. To this end, officials have launched a research project that collects information on the needs and needs of already existing Quill Seda Creek casino customers. The tribe still hasn't announced the official name of the casino, but it's now called "QCC2."
The entire casino project spans 15 acres and will be located at the site at the now closed 6103 31st and 6328 33rd NE, Tullalip Courthouse and police station. Speaking of the casino project, the chairman of the Tulalip Tribal Council, Marie-Jacuzze, explained that it would also be the finishing line for the existing Tulalip Resort Casino run by the tribe. Casino officials, however, did not provide any details about what would be established after the demolition of Quill Seda Creek Casino. The only thing they mysteriously revealed was that it would be a surprise. 온라인카지노
the economic power of the Tulalip tribe
The Tulalip tribe was estimated to be the third most powerful employer, with 3,700 people working for them. It must be acknowledged that their presence in the market significantly reduces unemployment and is critical to the economic stability of the city. In addition, Terry Gobbin, the tribe's vice president, pointed out that more than 60 percent of their employees are not from the tribe. This means that tribal-owned casinos are not concentrated just to support their own communities.
