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Gambling commission forwards Squaxin Island Tribe compact amendment to governor after unanimous vote

Washington State Gambling Commission · February 12, 2026
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The Washington State Gambling Commission voted 6–0 Feb. 12 to forward a restated tribal–state gaming compact with the Squaxin Island Tribe to the governor for review and execution. Presenters said the restatement combines six prior amendments and adds updated appendices on high‑limit rooms and electronic table games.

The Washington State Gambling Commission voted 6–0 on Feb. 12 to forward a restated tribal–state gaming compact with the Squaxin Island Tribe to Gov. Jay Inslee for review and final execution. The commission took the action after presentations from state staff and tribal representatives and a recorded roll‑call vote.

Tina Griffin, executive director of the Gambling Commission, told commissioners the tribe and state had reached a tentative agreement on a restated compact that consolidates and clarifies prior amendments. "We would like to thank the Squaxin Island Tribe for their collaborative work on…

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