The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation wants federal approval to build the first tribal casino in the Tri-Cities. Read more Pasco Casino Project Update - Sept 2023 Septem. Construction began in July 2022 and be finished in 2025. Snoqualmie Casino is mid-way through a $400 million expansion of its casino and the addition of a 210-room, luxury hotel. Read more Snoqualmie Casino Expansion Update: Sep. 21 to present a casino and hotel development plan for 250 acres owned by the tribe located north of I-5 near Exit 111. Nisqually tribal leaders met with the Lacey City Council on Sep. Read more Nisqually Tribe plans Quiemuth Resort Casino in Lacey Septem. The agreement allows the Snoqualmie Casino to use the Seahawks brand. Snoqualmie Casino has renewed its 5-year partnership with the Seattle Seahawks. The shuttle will travel between Covington and Snoqualmie Casino.News Headlines Snoqualmie Casino renews partnership with Seattle Seahawks Octo. The employee shuttle will run continuously, Monday through Saturday, 2 a.m. “With over 40% of our workforce commuting over Tiger Mountain every day, the Snoqualmie Tribal Council put safety over profits by providing our work family with a safer and sturdier vehicle for their daily commute.”

“While we are thankful that the state has put funding in the budget, we understand that highway improvements take time,” says Snoqualmie Casino President and CEO Brian Decorah.

The casino says last month, lawmakers allocated $26.9 million in additional funding for SR 18 improvements. Since 2010, there have been 25 serious-injury or fatal traffic accidents on that stretch of highway, according to the casino.įour of those fatalities were Snoqualmie Casino employees.įollowing the crash, Snoqualmie Casino and the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe offered the Washington State Department of Transportation $1 million to speed up the process of widening SR-18. The shuttle comes after two Snoqualmie Casino employees, a mother and a daughter, were killed while on their morning commute in October. Snoqualmie Casino has launched a new, free employee shuttle to provide a 'safer ride' across the dangerous seven-mile stretch of SR-18 between Tiger Mountain and Issaquah-Hobart Road. New shuttle for Snoqualmie Casino employees

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