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Casino Control Commission approves multiple key-employee licenses, denies one application
Summary
The commission approved multiple initial and resubmitted casino key employee licenses (including plenary and temporary qualifications for several operators) and denied one application for failure to comply with contested-case procedures.
At its Nov. 27 public meeting, the New Jersey Casino Control Commission approved a series of casino key employee licensures and related petitions across operators in Atlantic City.
The commission voted to ratify prior public minutes and then approved staff and Division of Gaming Enforcement recommendations to grant 11 initial casino key employee licenses and 11 resubmitted licenses listed on the agenda. The panel also approved a resubmitted application with a multi-casino endorsement for an applicant to serve in administrative and security roles at Caesars, Harrah's and…
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