He offered little detail on “the timing and scope of that project” but said he expected to share more by its second-quarter earnings call. The company hopes to break ground on its long-awaited South Durango Drive casino early next year, Station Casinos CEO Frank Fertitta III said Tuesday on an earnings call with investors. Baskow/Las Vegas Review-Journal) the same day Red Rock Resorts confirmed it was selling the Palms, executives announced the company will begin work on a new project next year.

Gov.This April 12, 2021, file photo shows Red Rock Resort.

Dine-in restaurants are among the businesses that will be able to reopen at limited capacities in phase one. Once his team indicates that COVID-19 cases are falling, he says Nevada can move into phase one of his plan, where individuals should still avoid gathering in groups of 10 or more and should continue to minimize unnecessary travel and wear face covers in public. In order to even consider reopening Nevada, Sisolak wants to see a downward trajectory of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations over a 14-day period.

Sisolak wants for more testing of people to find out if they do indeed have COVID-19 and expanded tracing capacity to find out how patients contracted the disease. Casinos across the state will reopen in phase three or four of his plan. Sisolak extended Nevada’s stay-at-home order through May 15 and says that businesses will reopen in phases. Team members who are not being laid off will be paid through May 31. Sisolak ordered nonessential businesses including casinos to close on March 17. It says the company will pay health insurance premiums through September. The company continued to pay full-time staff members through May 16. Station Casinos says it will assess when Fiesta Henderson, Fiesta Rancho, Texas Station, and the Palms will reopen.īut the gaming company says it will start laying off full-time staff at the four properties that won’t immediately reopen. Red Rock Casino in Summerlin, Green Valley Ranch and Sunset Station in Henderson, Santa Fe Station in Centennial, Boulder Station on the eastside, and Palace Station west of the Strip, as well as six Wildfire properties, will open first. “When we are permitted to reopen, we don’t know what business will look like, other than knowing that business levels will be lower as a result of this unprecedented crisis,” Frank Fertitta III, the chairman and CEO of Station Casinos, says in a memo to staff. Steve Sisolak and the Nevada Gaming Control Board allows resorts across the state to reopen. Local gaming giant Station Casinos released a plan to phase in casino openings once Gov.

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