FireKeepers Hotel opened its doors to the public on December 12, 2012.As a result of very conservative management of casino revenues, NHBP is able to commit over $90 Million in revenues to receive approval of loans to re-finance high-interest bonds (reducing the interest rate from 13.87% to 3.25%) and also buys out the term of the contract with its external management company, giving NHBP control over its casino operations.During this construction phase, the tribe’s commitment to local spending resulted in awarding contracts that totaled more than $25 million to the State of Michigan. This initiative included a 242 room, 8-story resort-style hotel, conference rooms/event center, and expanded Bingo room. On March 1, 2011, FireKeepers Casino broke ground on a major expansion.This $300 million project created a unique gaming destination in the Midwest while initially generating 1,500 jobs for the local community. FireKeepers features a 111,700-square foot gaming floor with 2,900 slot machines, 70 table games, multiple restaurants and lounges, a live poker room, and a bingo room. After more than ten years of planning, strategy, and vision, the NHBP opened the doors to FireKeepers Casino on August 5, 2009.NHBP’s FireKeepers Casino offering is the only casino project – tribal or commercial – to receive funding before the financial collapse. NHBP secures bond financing for the development of FireKeepers Casino.

FireKeepers Casino and Hotel, by JCJ Architecture, ca.

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