Casino Control Commission approves multiple key‑employee licenses, memorializes delegated staff approvals

The Casino Control Commission on June 5, 2024, approved initial and resubmitted casino key‑employee licenses, memorialized delegated staff approvals for temporary licenses and agreed to inactivate or find lapsed certain licenses.

Commission business opened with routine procedural items and a motion to ratify the public portion of the June 12, 2024 minutes, which the commission approved by voice vote. The panel then considered several licensing matters recommended by staff and the Division of Gaming Enforcement.

Staff presented five initial casino key‑employee applications and recommended granting all five. "Each of the matters have been reviewed by the division who raised no objection," a commission presenter said before the motion to grant was approved by the commission.

The commission also considered 31 resubmitted key‑employee applications that staff recommended for approval; the commission voted to grant those applications. The transcript lists the full set of names presented to the commission for those resubmissions.

One resubmission was called separately. David Pulizzi sought a resubmitted casino key‑employee license with a multi‑casino endorsement and qualification as vice president of slots for…