The Washington State Gambling Commission (WSGC) has reached a tentative agreement with the Squaxin Island Tribe on an amendment to its Class III gaming compact. The proposed seventh amendment is a restatement of its original compact signed in 1993, incorporating amendments 1 through 6.
“The proposed amendment modernizes the existing compact by adopting a balanced approach that supports economic development, regulatory consistency, and public health and safety,” said Washington State Gambling Commission Chairperson Alicia Levy. “The added safeguards and community-focused commitments strengthen responsible gaming requirements.”
“The tribe is pleased to have reached agreement with the Washington State Gambling Commission on a modernized gaming compact,” said Tribal Chairman Kris Peters.
