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MAYETTA, Kan. (WIBW) -- The Prairie Band Casino and Resort announced the procedures it will follow when their casino at Mayetta reopens June 15.

The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation said it also is currently taking reservations for hotel stays and the RV Park for when the resort is fully operational, with a few exceptions.

The casino says it will operate 24/7, but with only two entrances available to the public: the hotel and bingo entrances on the north and northeast sides of the building.

The Nation has confirmed there will be Plexiglas dividers to separate slot machines, and smoking will only be allowed in designated areas. In addition, all guests and employees will be screened for temperature at the time of entry and must wear a protective face mask at all times on the property.

The resort says game tables are expected to reopen the following Monday, June 22. They say the bingo hall and hot tubs will remain closed for now.

The Nation says, while federally recognized tribal-owned-and-operated casinos are exempt from the restrictions set by Governor Laura Kelly, Prairie Band Casino chose to wait before reopening its facilities in efforts to minimize the spread of COVID-19.

The casino says it is committed to reopening more safely than any other area casino.

For more information on the Prairie Band Resort and Casino’s reopening guidelines visit its website.

June 09, 2016 –

PBPN RESERVATION: A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony in honor of the opening of the new Bingo Hall took place Wednesday, June 1, 2016. Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Tribal Council Chairwoman Liana Onnen wielded the scissors while fellow Tribal Council Camilla Chouteau, Thomas Wabnum and Carrie O’Toole stood by her. The PBP Gaming Commissioners Rey Kitchkumme, Larry Mzhickteno and Dorothy Kiyukan were also present for the occasion.
After cutting the ribbon, Chairwoman Onnen began her speech by thanking the members of the Bingo department for all of the work that went into the preparation of the opening and for their continued contributions to the success of the Nation’s gaming establishment.
The new state-of-the-art bingo facility is located on the west end of the casino. It boasts a generous 400 seats and will offer paper and electronic bingo games, along with pull tabs. Other amenities include food, beverages, television screens and access to bingo merchandise.

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Also included in the year-long expansion project at the Prairie Band Casino and Resort are a brand new Gift Shop storefront, newly refinished parking lot and a new Main Casino Entrance offering guests a closer walk from the parking lot to the entertainment, restaurants, bingo and casino floor.
The new Casino Main Entrance
The new ceiling fixtures of the Main Casino Entrance foyer.
the Open House.

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At Right: The charging bank of the 200 electronic Bingo units.
The Bingo Caller Stand
Each seat comes equipped with access to charging ports for cell phones and portable devices.
T-shirts, Bingo Bags and Logo’d Bingo Daubers were some of the prizes at the Free Session held for Tribal Members on June 1, 2016.
Bingo Manager June Rizzo explains the Bingo packages and payouts to community member Cindy LeClere.
Tribal members Dorothy Simon and Charlene Anderson listen as Bingo Supervisor Denness Keahna explains the merits of electronic bingo.