Any person who has been placed on the Exclusion List may annually petition the GRA for his or her name to be removed from the List.Īn exclusion shall not prohibit eligible voters of the Band from entering non-gaming floor areas of a Gaming Enterprise for the purpose of exercising voting rights or attending tribal political or community meetings held in the convention/meeting areas of the Gaming Enterprise, nor shall this prevent Band employees from attending mandatory work-related meetings in the convention/meeting areas of the Gaming Enterprise during work hours. Contact the Gaming Regulatory Authority if you have questions about your Exclusion from Mille Lacs Band Gaming Enterprises. Talk to our dedicated staff about your criminal history charges, waiver opportunities, or requesting a review of a previous gaming license suspension, denial, or revocation.Ĭall or Text. Contact the Gaming Regulatory Authority if you have questions about your gaming license eligibility. 'In good conscience, we couldn't build the best health and safety plan to do our part to help mitigate the spread of illness – an illness that hinders respiratory function – while continuing to operate as we once did.Call or Text. 'The sudden shifts that we have experienced in such a short timeframe due to this pandemic have given us the opportunity to question key assumptions about how we operate and to develop new best practices about safety measures for our returning Associates and our Guests,' said Joe Nayquonabe, CEO of Mille Lacs Corporate Ventures, the parent company of Grand Casino. The casino also announced that the both gaming floors will reopen as smoke-free environments. Facemasks will be required for all guests and non-invasive temperature checks will happen at designated guest entrances. Monday, with a 'soft reopening' for Mille Lacs Band members shareholders on Sunday.Ĭustomers should expect changes put in place to comply with health restrictions due to COVID-19. On Thursday, the Grand Casino, owned by the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, announced that the two locations will open at 9 a.m. MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) - After 77 days of being closed, Grand Casino Mille Lacs and Grand Casino Hinckley will be opening on Monday with strict safety measures in place.

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