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Arizona Senator John McCain addresses 2016 Expo audience

Arizona Indian Gaming Association and Arizonans For Tribal Government Gaming encourage John McCain in cancer fight

July 20, 2017AIGA EXPO, AIGA NewsAIGA Expo, John McCain, McCain, Senator McCainAIGA

PHOENIX (July 19, 2016) – The Arizona Indian Gaming Association (AIGA) and Arizonans for Tribal Government Gaming (ATGG), on behalf of member Tribes, is offering encouragement and support for Senator John McCain, and his family, as he faces a serious health battle. “As our elder Arizona statesman, and decorated military veteran,…

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AIGA June 2017 Newsletter

June 7, 2017AIGA News, Benefits, General, Tribal News2017, AIGA, Apache Sky, Benefits, Navajo, State of Arizona, Tohono O'odhamAIGA

TOHONO O’ODHAM NATION AND STATE OF ARIZONA SETTLEMENT   The news of the dispute settlement between the Tohono O’odham Nation and the State of Arizona is welcome as it concludes a lengthy chapter limiting the progress of Tribal Gaming in our state. Arizona Indian Gaming Association Chairperson Bernadine Burnette stated that, “Today is…

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Bernadine Burnette Elected Chairperson of Arizona Indian Gaming Association

February 6, 2017AIGA NewsBernadine BurnetteTornado Design

FMYN President Returns to Leadership role in AIGA Bernadine Burnette, President of the Ft. McDowell Yavapai Nation (FMYN), was elected as Chairperson of the Arizona Indian Gaming Association (AIGA) on January 13, 2017 during the organization’s monthly leadership meeting. During her more than twenty years of leadership of her Nation,…

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AIGA Executive Director, Valerie Spicer featured in the CW season premiere of Politics in the Yard

September 12, 2016AIGA NewsPolitics in the Yard, Valerie SpicerTornado Design

Valerie Spicer is the Executive Director of the Arizona Indian Gaming Association.

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Arizona Indian Gaming Association Backs The Arizona Education Finance Amendment, Proposition 123

May 12, 2016AIGA News, Tribal NewsMarco Ceglie

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   MEDIA CONTACT: Carol Klimas, Off Madison Ave 480.505.4527 | carolk@offmadisonave.com   PHOENIX (May 12, 2016) – The Arizona Indian Gaming Association (AIGA), on behalf of its 15 member Tribes, declared its support of the Arizona Education Finance Amendment, known as Proposition 123, as part of a formal resolution from the Member Tribes of the Association. “Funding for Arizona’s…

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AIGA News Brief – December 2015

December 22, 2015AIGA NewsAIGA, News Brief, NewsletterTornado Design

Tribal Leaders and Gaming Executives Honor Tradition of Tribal Gaming The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, a presenting sponsor, hosted the annual Arizona Indian Gaming Association (AIGA) Expo October 28-30 at the Talking Stick Resort. Tribal leaders and gaming executives from throughout Indian Country gather every year to share knowledge…

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Collaborative Efforts Between the State and Tribes Advance Gaming Technology

July 9, 2015AIGA News, Gaming NewsAppendix A, Arizona Department of Gaming, Doug DuceyTornado Design

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Valerie Spicer at 480-284-4034 The Arizona Indian Gaming Association (AIGA) is pleased to announce an agreement with its Member Tribes, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey and Dan Bergin, Director of the Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) on the update of Appendix A of the Tribal/State Gaming Compact. Appendix…

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AIGA News Brief – April 2015

April 30, 2015AIGA News2015, AIGA, NewsletterTornado Design

LEGISLATIVE SESSION UPDATE On April 3, 2015 at 3:37 a.m. the Arizona State Legislature adjourned Sine Die. Clocking in at just 81 days, the 2015 legislative session was the shortest in nearly 50 years.  With the exception of the State Mine Inspector, every statewide office changed hands and new leadership…

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Arizona Tribes Represented at the 2014 White House Tribal Nations Conference

December 5, 2014AIGA News2014, White HouseTornado Design

Conference aims to advance nation-to-nation building MEDIA RELEASE For Immediate Release December 5, 2014 (WASHINGTON, DC) – On Wednesday, December 3, Arizona Indian Gaming Association’s Chairman Terry Rambler introduced President Obama at the closing session of the 2014 White House Tribal Nations Conference at the Capital Hilton in Washington, DC….

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AIGA Congratulates Diane Enos and Valerie Spicer for Being Listed Among the Fifty Most Influential Women in Arizona Business

July 24, 2013AIGA NewsDiane Enos, Valerie SpicerAIGA

For Immediate Release Contact: Strategies/Pam Hait or Martha Hunter (602) 952.0040 (Phoenix, Arizona) The Tribal Leaders of the Arizona Indian Gaming Association congratulate Diane Enos, President of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community and Valerie Spicer, Executive Director Arizona Indian Gaming Association on being named as two of the Fifty…

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