Washington Indian Gaming Association (WIGA)
The WIGA is a nonprofit group of tribal government leaders who seek the economic and political advancement of Indian peoples in Washington state. The association supports its members through education, programs and legislative advocacy. WIGA works to uphold and promote gaming activities in Indian country.
Address
1110 Capitol Way South
Suite 404
Olympia, Washington 98501-2251
United States
Main Phone:
(360) 352-3248
Fax:
(360) 352-4819
Website:
Social Media:
Past Events
19-21 June 2023
Shelton, Washington
18-20 June 2018
Shelton, Washington
19-21 June 2017
Tulalip, Washington
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Personnel
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W. Ron Allen
Chairman
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Jeromy Sullivan
Member
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Leonard Forsman
Vice Chairman
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Brian Svec
Member
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Curt Holmes
Secretary
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Rebecca George
Executive Director
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Brian Cladoosby
Member
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Ernie Stebbins
Senior Advisor
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Ronda Metcalf
Member
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Madeline Bahr
Executive Assistant
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Washington Indian Gaming Association (WIGA) News
26 Nov 2023
Tribal leaders, elected officials, business and community leaders and WIGA scholarship recipients came together at ilani to recognize the transformative power of higher education and support the WIGA Scholarship Program.
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2 Apr 2020
Gov. Jay Inslee announced a month-long extension of his "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" emergency order, banning all gatherings and temporarily shuttering non-essential businesses through May 4.
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25 Mar 2020
Governor Inslee signed the sports betting legislation into law. The bill was passed by a State Senate super-majority with strong bipartisan support, 34-15, and previously passed the House of Representatives.
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