Occupancy levels are also being reduced all around the building. The new measures include all guests and employees being required to wear face masks, temperatures will be checked at all entrances, and plexiglass shields being put up at service windows. Several new preventative measures are being implemented at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sacramento to try and stop the spread of coronavirus, CBS13 reports. The move comes after Yuba and Sutter counties eased their restrictions after being approved by the state to push further into phase 2 of reopening.

Mark Birtha, president of the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sacramento at Fire Mountain, said the measures “meet and exceed the recommendations of the CDC and other health officials from Yuba-Sutter counties and the state of California.” The casino, which had only just opened its doors late last year, has been closed since March 20 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Both tribal casinos said they will take customers’ temperatures at the door, require them to wear face masks and implement other public health measures to combat COVID-19, as reported by T he Sacramento Bee. And Red Hawk Casino in Placerville said it will open on Monday, June 1. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Wheatland said it will reopen 10 a.m. Gavin Newsom to hold off and reconsider opening plans.

Cache Creek Casino Resort announced it hopes to open in June, though no date for re-opening is set.Īfter two months of shutdown because of the coronavirus pandemic, two of greater Sacramento’s tribal casinos announced reopening dates Tuesday despite pleas from California Gov. Both said they will take customers’ temperatures at the door, require them to wear face masks and implement other public health measures. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Wheatland will reopen Thursday, and Red Hawk Casino in Placerville on June 1.

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