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Home Press & Media Tribal Announcements Spirit Mountain Casino Extends Closure Until Further Notice

Spirit Mountain Casino Extends Closure Until Further Notice

03.26.2020 By: Spirit Mountain Casino

Statement of Grand Ronde Chairwoman Cheryle A. Kennedy and Spirit Mountain Casino General Manager Stan Dillon

Grand Ronde, Ore. - The Grand Ronde Tribal Council and Spirit Mountain Gaming Inc., have been closely monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak and have decided to extend the closure of Spirit Mountain Casino until FURTHER NOTICE. This closure is a precautionary measure to help protect the Tribal community, staff, and guests as the COVID-19 outbreak escalates throughout the state, region and Country. The Tribe and Casino’s first priority is the health and safety of everyone that comes to Spirit Mountain Casino. The Casino management and Grand Ronde Tribal Council will continue to monitor the situation and will revisit this decision on a regular basis.

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