Completion of all phases is expected to take 14 months, with many of the changes in place during the summer of 2020.Īs previously announced, Rock & Brews and Fatburger restaurants will be opened in the remodeled facility. “The new council saw the opportunity to grow the casino and make it more than a truck stop with slot machines,” Neely said.Ĭonstruction will take place in phases to allow the casino, built in 2002, to continue operations with minimal disruption, Neely said.
General Manager Steve Neely said the expansion will increase the gaming area by 40 percent, bring in two new restaurants, redesign and expand conference facilities and give the entire casino a face lift. “It will provide more opportunities for our community and for us in the tribe to give back to the community.” “We were looking for a general manager with knowledge of expanding casinos,” Alejandre said during an interview Thursday. Tribal Chairman Andrew “Dru” Alejandre said the idea for the expansion goes back to the change in tribal leadership that took place in 2014, and management staff was hired with growth in mind.
CORNING - The Paskenta Band of the Nomlaki Indians is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the tribe’s official restoration with a multi-million dollar expansion and remodel of its Rolling Hills Casino.
