The Seneca
Nation is seeking design and engineering services for a permanent off-reservation casino in Buffalo, New York.
The tribe operates the Seneca
Buffalo Creek Casino in a temporary building.
President Robert Odawi Porter said construction on a permanent facility could begin as early as next spring.
The tribe says it will finalize plans for the permanent casino during its request for proposals process.
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Senecas seek Buffalo casino proposals
(Business First of Buffalo 6/9)
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