The Wildhorse Executive Management Policy also provides that the Chief Executive Officer has day-to-day management and administration of Wildhorse operations including oversight supervision of Wildhorse enterprises to ensure they are developing and implementing work plans in compliance with applicable laws and Wildhorse policies and procedures andĬ. Section IV of the Wildhorse Executive Management Policy that establishes the Wildhorse Chief Executive Officer position and its duties that includes management of Wildhorse in a manner that provides employment opportunities for the Tribal community, that maximizes Wildhorse revenues that support Tribal programs and services and that complies with applicable Federal and Tribal law as well as the Tribal-State Gaming Compact. Section 6 of the Tribal-State Compact for the Regulation of Class III Gaming between the CTUIR and State of Oregon that provides that “maintaining the honesty, integrity, fairness and security of the Tribal Gaming Operation is essential,” that Wildhorse has “a responsibility to protect the citizens of this State who patronize from any breach of security” and that Wildhorse “shall work diligently and take all reasonably necessary affirmative steps to prevent cheating and theft, and to protect from the influence or control by any form of criminal activity…” ī. This Wildhorse Policy is authorized by the following:Ī. to establish a process to permit the patron who has been evicted from Wildhorse to have their eviction reviewed and to present information that challenges the eviction.

to ensure that written notice of the eviction is provided to the patron that clearly identifies the scope and term of the eviction, the factual basis for the eviction and the opportunity for the patron to appeal the basis for the eviction andĭ. to provide guidance to Wildhorse security personnel in the performance of their duty to protect Wildhorse patrons, staff and assets in connection with the eviction process Ĭ.

to establish the basis and procedure for the removal of patrons from Wildhorse managed enterprises who present a threat to the safety of Wildhorse patrons and staff, who threaten damage to or theft of Wildhorse property, the property of Wildhorse patrons or who engage in criminal activity ī. The purposes of the Wildhorse Resort and Casino (Wildhorse) Policy on the Eviction of Patrons (Policy) are as follows:Ī.

Section 8: Public Notice of Policy Coordination with Law Enforcement

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