Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise Prioritizes Safety, While Employees Maintain Financial Stability Flagstaff, Ariz. – While other casinos have been forced to lay off hundreds of team members*, Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (Navajo Nation Gaming) continues to keep 1,200 team members employed – 85% of whom are Navajo Nation Tribal members – since the closure of...
Safety and Precautionary Measures Remain Top Priority Flagstaff, Ariz. – The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (Navajo Nation Gaming) Board of Directors extended the closure of all Navajo Nation Gaming properties through July 27. “We made this decision based on a number of factors, but our priority remains the safety of our team members, patrons and...
Navajo Nation Gaming’s Board of Directors has decided to keep all casino facilities closed until July 27th in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The decision comes after the extension of the executive order by President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer that will keep government buildings closed as well until July 27th. Navajo Gaming...
Iconic Restaurant Closes its Doors, Causality of COVID-19 Hardships Flagstaff, Ariz. – Since the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise purchased the iconic Horsemen Lodge property, Navajo Gaming arranged a lease agreement with the former owners to keep the restaurant open and staff employed. Unfortunately, as many businesses suffered and had to shut their doors due to the...
Reopening Criteria Exceeds Industry Standards as Navajo Gaming Prioritizes Guest, Team Member and Host Chapter Safety Flagstaff, Ariz. – The Board of Directors of the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (Navajo Gaming) approved the extended closure of all Navajo Gaming operations in adherence to Navajo Nation Executive Order 005-20 as issued by President Johnathan Nez and...
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Navajo Gaming prepares to reopen all four of its properties by mid-June. Reopening procedures will include deep cleaning and sanitization of each property, these include Twin Arrows Casino Resort in Flagstaff, Arizona; Fire Rock Casino in Church Rock, New Mexico; Northern Edge Casino in Upper Fruitland, New Mexico and Flowing Water in...
Flagstaff, Ariz. – Navajo Gaming prepares to reopen all four of its properties by mid-June, including deep cleaning and sanitization of each property: Twin Arrows Casino Resort in Flagstaff, AZ; Fire Rock Casino in Church Rock, NM; Northern Edge Casino in Upper Fruitland, NM and Flowing Water in Hogback, NM. During the temporary closure, all Navajo...
Although many tribal casinos began to reopen across the U.S. the Navajo Nation decided to extend the closure of its properties, as it has being hard from the coronavirus with a total of 3,912 of COVID-19 cases and 140 deaths as of Saturday night. Jonathan Nez, current president of the Navajo Nation extended the Navajo...
FARMINGTON — The ongoing need to protect public health has caused the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise to keep its casinos closed and the Navajo Agricultural Products Industry to remain operating at reduced services until next month. A press release from the gaming enterprise states its board of directors approved extending the closure of its four casinos to June 7. The board’s...
Navajo Tribal Team Members Remain Employed Flagstaff, Arizona – The Board of Directors of the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (Navajo Gaming) approved the extended closure of all Navajo Gaming operations consistent with the Navajo Nation Office of the President and Vice President’s Executive Order No. 004-20, “Extending the Declaration of a State of Emergency due...
