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Minnesota Indian Gaming Association (MIGA)

Founded in 1987, MIGA is an organization of American Indian tribes in the state of Minnesota which seeks to support its members and promote tribal gaming. The group provides a forum for discussion of important issues and helps advise and represent the industry in legislative and policy decisions.

Address
8925 Cove Drive Northeast
Bemidji, Minnesota 56601
United States

Mailing Address
PO Box 220
Bemidji, Minnesota 56619-0220
United States

Main Phone:

(218) 751-0560

Fax:

(218) 751-2541

Website:

mnindiangamingassoc.com

Social Media:

Past Events

14 March 2003

Minnesota Indian Gaming Association (MIGA) Conference on Problem Gambling 2003

St. Paul, Minnesota

Personnel
Melanie Benjamin Member	Kevin Leecy Member
Norman Deschampe Member	Denny Prescott Member
Karen Diver Member	Darrell Seki Jr. Member
Kevin Jensvold Member	Charlie Vig Member
Carri Jones Member	Andy Platto Executive Director

Update Listing

Minnesota Indian Gaming Association (MIGA) News

Gaming operations are temporarily suspended in Minnesota

17 Mar 2020

Due to COVID-19, tribal casinos, racinos and bingo hall across Minnesota have temporarily suspended operations. read more »

Study: Minnesota rural areas benefit from casino

23 Jan 2007

A MIGA study shows that rural Minnesota communities got the lion's share of a statewide $429 million indirect economic benefit from 2005 tribal casino employment in the state. read more »

Poll: Majority Support Minnesota Tribal Casino Profit Sharing

7 Feb 2005

News Brief: According to a poll, about three in five Minnesotans believe the state's Indian tribes should be asked to share some profits with the state to keep their monopoly on casino gambling. read more »

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