The Tule River Tribe of California shared more gaming revenues with the county than expected, providing a windfall for Tulare County.
The Tulare County Indian Gaming Local Community Benefit Committee awarded $535,000 in grants this year. That was about $150,000 more than last year.
Since there were fewer applicants this time, grant recipients got more money than they expected. The city of Porterville received $200,000, or $40,000 more than requested, and the county fire department received $270,000 after asking for $180,000.
The Tule River Tribe operates the Eagle Mountain Casino.
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(The Fresno Bee 4/6)
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