Connecticut's two federally recognized tribes are in talks with the state about the cost of law enforcement services at their casinos.
As part of the tribal-state compact, the tribes reimburse the state for law enforcement.
The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation paid $7.3 million and the Mohegan Tribe paid $6.8 million in the last fiscal year, the Associated Press reported.
Both tribes want to address the growing costs of the service.
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Casinos want a break when it comes to security costs
(AP 9/19)
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Connecticut tribes paying millions to state for police at casinos
Monday, September 19, 2011
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