Ground breaks on new Fort McDowell casino

Ground break

The Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation welcomed hundreds of visitors Friday morning, June 29, for the groundbreaking event for the new 166,341-square-foot casino.

Construction on the new facility is expected to begin soon with opening projected for early 2020.

The current gaming facility will continue in full operation during construction of the new casino.

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Ground breaks on new Fort McDowell casino

Ground break

Posted Friday, June 29, 2018 6:24 am

The Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation welcomed hundreds of visitors Friday morning, June 29, for the groundbreaking event for the new 166,341-square-foot casino.

Construction on the new facility is expected to begin soon with opening projected for early 2020.

The current gaming facility will continue in full operation during construction of the new casino.

For additional details, check the July 4 edition of The Times.

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