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Cache Creek Casino Resort announces 8 June reopening29 May 2020(PRESS RELEASE) -- The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation and Cache Creek Casino Resort Executive leadership are pleased to announce reopening plans for Cache Creek Casino Resort. The general public will be welcomed back to Cache Creek Casino Resort on 8 June at noon. On 17 March, the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation made the momentous decision to close Cache Creek Casino Resort for the first time in over 30 years. That decision was made to protect our guests, employees and community members from the spread of COVID-19, and was made before state and county mandates for closures within their jurisdictions. As the first to close in Northern California, we are now one of the last to re-open, all the while maintaining full pay and benefits for over 2,300 employees. "We are pleased to announce reopening with great caution and preparation. While we cannot stress enough how much we have missed our guests and employees, this will be a new normal for all of us. On June 8, we will open to the public with controlled, limited occupancy and strict COVID-19 protocols. We strongly encourage our guests to stay up-to-date on traffic and occupancy levels through our social media channels and our mobile app when planning their trip to Cache Creek Casino," said Kari Stout-Smith, General Manager and Chief Operating Officer. As an additional measure to thwart COVID-19, Cache Creek Casino Resort will be opening without some restaurants and services. Valet service, bussing service, poker, and the Harvest Buffet will remain closed for the time being. Planning for the safety of guests and staff in a reopened resort began the day the resort closed. Now, nearly three months later the casino floor is being completely reconfigured to reduce occupancy and promote social distancing. Additionally, a comprehensive safety and sanitization plan has been developed that comports with recommendations made by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the State of California, and local health officials. Safety measures include, but are not limited to:
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