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California Nations Indian Gaming Association (CNIGA)


The California Nations Indian Gaming Association (CNIGA) was created in 1988 as a non-profit association of tribal groups in the state of California. The organization advocates for gaming rights on Indian lands, provides a representative voice on industry matters, and helps develop positions on policy and legislation.

Address
2150 River Plaza Drive
Suite 120
Sacramento, California 95833-3882
United States

Main Phone:
(916) 448-8706
Fax:
(916) 448-8758

Website:

Social Media:

Past Events
13-16 February 2023
El Cajon, California
10-13 February 2020
El Cajon, California
4-7 February 2019
Valley Center, California
Personnel
 
James Siva
Chairman
 
Jack Potter Jr.
Council Member
 
Mike Lopez
Vice Chairman
 
Michael Vasquez
Council Member
 
Daniel Salgado
Secretary
 
Russell Witt
Associate Member Representative
 
Isaiah Vivanco
Treasurer
 
Susan A. Jensen
Executive Director
 
Dale Miller
Council Member
 
Ambar Mohammed
Deputy Director of Operations
 
Joshua Muse
Council Member
 
James May
Media Specialist
California Nations Indian Gaming Association (CNIGA) News
California Nations Indian Gaming Association grows to 50 members
21 Jun 2023
The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians as well as the Big Valley Band of Pomo Indians joined CNIGA, which has grown 16 tribes in four years. read more »

California Nations Indian Gaming Association adds five tribes
17 Feb 2023
Alturas Indian Rancheria, Big Sandy Rancheria of Mono Indians, the Colusa Rancheria, the Karuk Tribe and the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation are joining CNIGA. read more »

SiGMA joins forces with the California Nations Indian Gaming Association
15 Dec 2021
The association supports 40 tribal gaming operators in California and is one of the largest and most active tribal gaming associations in the U.S. read more »