Blue Lake Casino & Hotel (Blue Lake Rancheria) - California.Agua Caliente Resort Casino Spa Rancho Mirage (Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians) - California.Agua Caliente Casino Cathedral City (Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians) - California.Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs (Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians) - California.Augustine Casino (Augustine Band of Cahuilla Indians) – California.We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort (Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation) - Arizona.Talking Stick Resort (Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community) - Arizona.Quechan Paradise Casino (Quechan Tribe) - Arizona.Hon-Dah Resort Casino (White Mountain Apache Tribe) - Arizona.Gila River Hotels & Casino, Wild Horse Pass - Arizona.

Gila River Hotels & Casino, Vee Quiva - Arizona.

Gila River Hotels & Casino, Lone Butte - Arizona.

Gila River Hotels & Casinos (Gila River Indian Community) - Arizona.

Desert Diamond Casino, Why (formerly the Golden Ha:san Casino).

Desert Diamond Casinos (Tohono O’odham Nation) - Arizona.

Casino Arizona (Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community) - Arizona.

BlueWater Resort & Casino (Colorado River Indian Tribes) - Arizona.

MIC Gaming Hall (Metlakatla Indian Community) - Alaska.

Wind Creek Wetumpka (Poarch Band of Creek Indians) - Alabama.

Wind Creek Casino & Hotel Montgomery (Poarch Band of Creek Indians) - Alabama.

Wind Creek Atmore (Poarch Band of Creek Indians) - Alabama.

Mobile Greyhound Park (Poarch Band of Creek Indians) - Alabama.

We’ll be updating the list below regularly. gaming venues reopening with smokefree indoor air policies (in addition to the nearly 800 that were already smokefree prior to COVID-19).

We especially want to acknowledge the strong leadership from sovereign Tribes to reopen many casinos as smokefree venues for the safety and well-being of staff and customers.īelow is a partial list of the 200+ U.S. We applaud the many hospitality and gaming venues reopening with smokefree indoor air policies. Understandably, businesses are eager to reopen their doors while also ensuring a safe and healthy environment. Now more than ever, reducing exposure to respiratory risk factors seems imperative, and we strongly recommend removing secondhand smoke from indoor environments and encourage those who currently smoke to quit. Smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke are key risk factors for susceptibility to more severe COVID-19 symptoms because of their impact on underlying health conditions like heart disease, diminished lung function, weakened immune system, and associated risk of respiratory illness.

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