Kenosha Approves Menominee Tribe’s Proposal for New Wisconsin Casino

A new gaming era is on the horizon in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

The Menominee Tribe, in partnership with Hard Rock International, receives approval for a new casino.

Imagine a world-class casino with restaurants, a hotel, and entertainment venues enhancing the local economy.

Keep an eye on the upcoming Kenosha County Board vote that could finalize this exciting development.

Kenosha Council Backs New Casino Project

The Kenosha Common Council has endorsed the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin’s proposal for a new casino, moving the project forward.

Kenosha County Board to Decide Next

The proposal now awaits a critical vote from the Kenosha County Board, scheduled for their January 16 meeting.

Scaled-Down Version of Earlier Project

This development, a more modest version of a 2013 proposal that didn’t materialize, is reignited with new governance under Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers.

Menominee and Hard Rock’s Joint Venture

The Menominee Tribe continues its partnership with Florida-based Hard Rock International to bring this ambitious project to life.

Regulatory Hurdles for Casino Approval

For the casino to operate in Wisconsin, it must be located on federally recognized tribal land. This process involves approval from the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs and ultimately Governor Tony Evers.

Features of the Proposed Hard Rock Kenosha

The Hard Rock Kenosha project envisions a comprehensive entertainment complex. It includes a casino, dining venues, 150 hotel rooms, a ballroom, and a 2,000-seat auditorium.

Location of the Proposed Casino

Strategically positioned southwest of I-94 and 60th Street, the proposed 60-acre site promises to be a significant attraction.

Conclusion: A Potential Boost for Wisconsin’s Gaming Scene

The Kenosha Common Council’s approval brings the Menominee Tribe and Hard Rock International a step closer to realizing a major gaming and entertainment destination in Wisconsin. This project not only promises an enhanced gaming experience but also potential economic benefits for the region. The Kenosha County Board’s upcoming decision is eagerly anticipated, as it could pave the way for a new chapter in Wisconsin’s gaming industry.