Read more Colville Confederated Tribes plan casino in Pasco Ap. The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation have applied to the Bureau of Indian Affairs to transfer 184 acres of tribe-owned land in Pasco into trust for the Colville Reservation. Read more Pasco casino application submitted to BIA. The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation wants federal approval to build the first tribal casino in the Tri-Cities. News Headlines Pasco Casino Project Update - Sept 2023 Septem. The approval process can take up to two years or longer. Federal approval is required for authorizing a casino on tribal land. Department of Interior to transfer the land into federal trust for the tribes. In April 2022 the Colville has submitted a fee-to-trust application to the U.S. There several possibilities for the land including a casino, a water park, a hotel, or a convenience store and gas station. In November 2019 the City of Pasco and the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation signed an 'Agreement in Principle' that defines a framework for cooperation in the future development of an economic enterprise that will be announced later. Map of Colville Tribes land in Pasco, Washington The Pasco casino will be built on a tribal-owned land northeast of King City in Pasco, WA. The Colville Tribes currently own and operate three casinos in the state: 12 Tribes Omak Casino Hotel in Omak, 12 Tribes Lake Chelan Casino in Manson and 12 Tribes Coulee Dam Casino in Coulee Dam. The Colville Tribes purchased the 184 acres in May 2019 for $10.8 million. These are ancestral lands of the Palus, one of the twelve Tribes in the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. It is east of Highway 395 just north of the King City Truck Stop. The land is 184 acres of farmland northeast of the King City Truck Stop in Pasco, Washington. There is speculation that a land purchase last year in Franklin County could develop into a future tribal casino.

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