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Mayor's Gaming Commission reports record 116 applications for 2026; no awards announced

Mayor's Gaming Commission · March 4, 2026
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The Mayor's Gaming Commission said it received a record 116 applications for 2026 gaming funds after a one-hour executive session and made no award decisions; the panel set a follow-up meeting for next Wednesday to continue its review.

The Mayor's Gaming Commission reported it received 116 applications for 2026 gaming funds and made no award decisions after a one-hour executive session.

The chair of the commission said the 116 applications are the highest number the panel has received and that determining final recommendations will require more time from commissioners. The commission did not announce any awards at this meeting and said it will reconvene next Wednesday at the same time to continue its review.

The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and a roll call that recorded Alexander, Zulno, Dorsy, Dybel, Frell, Roberts, Selenus, Sandival, Zany, Benz and Miller as present. After the executive-session update, Commissioner Alexander moved to adjourn and a committee member seconded; the transcript records the motion and the second but does not include a recorded vote or an explicit statement that the meeting was adjourned.

No specific grant recipients, funding amounts, evaluation criteria, or timelines for final awards were provided in the transcript. The commission said only that it had begun evaluating the applications and that further time would be needed to make recommendations.

The commission scheduled its next meeting for next Wednesday at the same time to continue consideration of 2026 gaming applications.