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MEDIA, PLEASE NOTE: Images and video are available to media here. The project developer is ECL Development LLC, and the general contractor is SMC Contracting, Inc. The project’s architect is Bergman Walls & Associates. “We’ve been working on these plans for several years, and we’re excited to create new job opportunities here in Sonoma County.” The expansion reflects our consistent mission to provide the highest quality guest experience at Graton Resort & Casino,” said Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria Tribal Chairman Sarris. “This is an exciting day, and we’re thrilled to begin construction.

A five-level parking structure with solar panels and EV charging stations.

A 28,000 square-foot rooftop restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating for 480 guests.

A new five-story hotel wing with over 200 rooms.

The $1 billion expansion project will also include: The casino floor expansion will add approximately 144,000 square feet, adding 2,000 new slot machines, a new poker room, and a new high-limit area. Graton Resort & Casino is already one of Sonoma County’s largest private employers.

The expansion of the property will employ 2,000 temporary construction jobs and 600 new Graton Resort & Casino team members. Projects, including an additional hotel wing and expanded casino floor, are slated for future development. A new parking structure with solar panels will begin construction tomorrow. Graton Resort & Casino, the Bay Area’s premier gaming destination, hosted a groundbreaking ceremony today to celebrate the expansion of the Rohnert Park resort. From left to right: Lorelle Ross (Tribal Vice Chair), Melissa Elgin (Tribal Secretary), Greg Sarris (Tribal Chairman), Joan Harper (Tribal Treasurer), Lawrence Stafford (Tribal Member at Large) Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria's Tribal Council celebrates the groundbreaking of the Graton Resort & Casino property expansion.

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