This game-changing project significantly and positively impacts the city’s ability to provide high-quality services for all residents and taxpayers.' “The hard-working families of Beloit deserve the livable wages and quality benefits this development will bring to our community. We are committed to our partnership with the Ho-Chunk Nation and are ready to hit the ground running,” said city manager Lori Curtis Luther. “The city of Beloit is thrilled to see this process move forward. But during his campaign he indicated he was open to it, unlike the prior Republican governor Scott Walker. Tony Evers, a Democrat took office in January, has not said whether he will approve the casino. The law requires approval from the Bureau of Indian Affairs as well as the state governor. The tribe is pursuing the development under the two-part determination provisions of the Indian We’ll be pleased to see the impact that the Ho-Chunk Nation can have on the unemployment in the Beloit area and beyond.' 'This is just another step in the whole process, but it’s building a great amount of excitement. “We’ve been working with our partners on getting this project off the ground,' President Wilfrid Cleveland said in a press release. The action puts the tribe one major step closer to a decision on a project that's been in the works for nearly a decade Notice of the final environmental impact statement for the proposed casino in Beloit was published in the Federal Register on Friday.

The Ho-Chunk Nation is celebrating another milestone in its long-running quest for an off-reservation casino in Wisconsin.

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