The Rincon San Luiseno Band of Mission Indians broke ground on the 65-acre project near Valley Center first broke ground in July 2001. The tribe is moving from temporary quarters to the permanent 200-room luxury resort.
The 45,000-sf casino with six restaurants is Harrah's first branded casino in California, according to Tom Dingman, general manager of Harrah's Rincon Casino and Resort. "Our aim was to raise the bar for the area's gaming industry," Dingman says.
The tribe will own the resort and Harrah's Entertainment will manage it. Tribal and Harrah's officials estimate the resort is expected to create 1,100 jobs and generate $31 million in annual payroll.
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