Who Owns Potawatomi Casino?

Potawatomi Casino is owned and operated by the Forest County Potawatomi Community, a federally recognized Native American tribe based in Wisconsin. The tribe maintains full ownership and oversees all gaming operations under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.

Day-to-day management is handled by an appointed gaming commission and professional staff, ensuring compliance with both tribal and state regulations. Revenue supports tribal services and community programs.

Tribal Ownership Structure

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  1. The Forest County Potawatomi Community holds
  2. 100% ownership of the casino. Tribal council

The Forest County Potawatomi Community holds 100% ownership of the casino. Tribal council members set high-level policy, while the gaming commission enforces internal controls and licensing standards.

Regulatory Oversight

  • Operations are monitored by the National
  • Indian Gaming Commission at the federal level
  • Regulatory Oversight

Operations are monitored by the National Indian Gaming Commission at the federal level and the Wisconsin Department of Administration at the state level. Annual audits and compliance reports are mandatory.

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Community Impact

Profits fund education, health care, and Community Impact

Profits fund education, health care, and housing initiatives for tribal members. The casino also contributes to local economic development through employment and vendor contracts.