Welcome To Sycuan Casino & Resort
Contact: ADAM DAY
Assistant Tribal Manager
Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation

5459 Sycuan Road
El Cajon, CA 92019

Mobile: 619-994-4855
Fax: 619-659-9809
Email: Adam Day

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Learn About the Sycuan Tribal Gaming Compact and the New Indian Gaming Agreements

Welcome to our special Web site devoted to providing the public with all of the facts about the Sycuan Tribal Gaming Compact, our amended agreement with the State of California that regulates how the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation can operate our gaming facility at the Sycuan Resort and Casino*.

This site also provides information on the new Indian Gaming Agreements, recently approved by Governor Schwarzenegger and the State Legislature that will provide California with more than $9 billion in new revenue over the next two decades-without raising taxes. Under these new Indian Gaming Agreements, four Southern California tribes including Sycuan, Agua Caliente, Morongo, and Pechanga, will pay a much higher percentage of their net gaming revenues to the state, in exchange for being allowed a limited expansion of slot machines on their existing tribal lands. Governor Schwarzenegger stated that "these compacts will bring hundreds of millions of dollars per year to the state in funds for education, health care and public safety."

Predictably, certain special interests don't like the new gaming agreements. The new agreements are opposed by one labor union that wants easier rights to organize casino employees, a big Las Vegas casino owner and two wealthy gaming tribes that are allowed to have unlimited slot machines and don't want competition. They are spending millions on a referendum effort to place the four new agreements on the February 2008 ballot and try to convince voters to repeal them. If they get their way, the agreements will be canceled - and our state will lose billions of dollars in new revenues and thousands of jobs.

Earlier this year, hundreds of employees, neighbors and residents, along with more than 60 prominent San Diego leaders and businesses endorsed the Sycuan Tribal Gaming Compact. Now, with leadership from the Coalition to Protect California's Budget and Economy, Sycuan is working to gather support for the new Indian Gaming Agreements for all four of the tribes. We hope that the facts presented on this site will help you to make an informed decision to join us in supporting the amended compact because of the significant benefits it offers to our neighbors and to taxpayers throughout the region and the State.

For more information on the Coalition, please visit www.YESforCalifornia.com

Thank you for your interest.

 
  * A Tribal/State gaming compact is an agreement negotiated between a tribe and the State of California, ratified by the Legislature and approved by the Secretary of the Interior. A gaming compact establishes the rules, regulations and conditions under which a tribe may conduct "Class III" gaming (slot machines, banked and percentage card games, and lottery games) on its Indian lands under the federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988.  
     
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