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*The Wyandotte Nation purchased the land of about 100 acres nearly 30 years ago. Some people in Park City tell us the opening of Crosswinds Casino could not have come at a better time.
*Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, KS. The UG consists of various departments and divisions that strive to provide you with the highest quality of customer service as possible. If you do not find the department or service you’re looking for, please call our Call Center.Wyandotte Casino JobsThe 7th Street Casino in downtown Kansas City, Kansas. File Photo © Wyandotte Nation. After more than a decade of litigation, it looks like the out-of-state casino operated by the Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma is finally safe. The tribe began laying groundwork for the casino in 1995 by buying a half-acre of ancestral property in downtown Kansas City, Kansas. The property was purchased with funds that Congress appropriated to settle the tribe’s land claims. The state of Kansas and the four federally-recognized tribes in the state quickly sued the Interior Department to prevent the land from being taken into trust. And if it ever was, they wanted to make sure the Wyandotte Nation couldn’t use it for a casino. After several rounds of litigation, the Bush administration in March 2002 reaffirmed the trust status of the Shriner Tract, as the property is known. But the Bureau of Indian Affairs refused to say whether the land could be used for gaming. That issue is a critical one since the Shriner Tract was taken into trust in 1996, long after the passage of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988. The law generally bars gaming newly acquired lands unless certain exceptions are met. According to the National Indian Gaming Commission, the Shriner Tract didn’t meet any of the exceptions -- including one related to land claim settlements -- but that didn’t stop the tribe from opening a modest Class II facility on the site. The NIGC’s stance prompted the state of Kansas to raid the facility in April 2004, a move that clearly violated the tribe’s sovereignty, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals later ruled. With that victory on its belt, the tribe won additional rulings that effectively overturned the NIGC’s opinion of the Shriner Tract. The 10th Circuit finally dismissed the state’s lawsuit in October 2007, pointing out that there were no more claims to resolve because the casino site was already in trust. The tribe reopened the 7th Street Casino in January of this year. But less than a month later, the 10th Circuit revised its opinion and suggested that the state could reopen its lawsuit. Judge Richard D. Rogers agreed to hear further arguments, but in an opinion filed on Wednesday, he dismissed the case. Since the land is already in trust and the United States enjoys sovereign immunity from lawsuits, he ruled that the state lacked any basis to continue. ’[S]overeign immunity has not been waived in a situation in which plaintiffs are asking for land to be removed from trust status and, therefore, this case is moot,’ Rogers wrote. Barring dramatic shifts in the case, the 7th Street Casino appears to be safe from future litigation. That makes the Wyandotte Nation only the second tribe in the history of IGRA to open a gaming facility through the land claim exception. The Seneca Nation opened two off-reservation casinos in New York through the land claim exception. However, a federal judge ruled that the NIGC’s opinion on one of the casinos was flawed and the agency has since ordered the tribe to shut down the facility. Court Decision:
Kansas v. Kempthorne (September 10, 2008) 10th Circuit Opinions:
WTOK manages three casinos - the Lucky Turtle and River Bend Casino & Hotel in Wyandotte, Okla., and 7th Street Casino in Kansas City, Kansas - as well as restaurants, diners, cafes, and a club. In addition, WTOK operates two travel plazas in Wyandotte and Grove, Oklahoma.
Revised February 2008 Opinion | October 2007 Opinion Related Stories:
Judge reopens lawsuit over Wyandotte casino (4/16)
10th Circuit revises Wyandotte Nation casino opinion (2/1)
Wyandotte Nation dedicates Kansas City casino (1/11)
Wyandotte Nation wins big decision on gaming in Kansas (7/7)
Oklahoma tribe wins another ruling on out-of-state land (05/12)
Oklahoma tribe wins ruling on out-of-state gaming site (04/10)
The City of Wyandotte is accepting resumes/applications for the following positions:
Police Officer
The City of Wyandotte is accepting resumes/applications for the position of full time Police Officer. See attached job description for requirements. Submit resumes and application to the City of Wyandotte, Human Resources Department, Attn: Anne Goudy, 3200 Biddle Avenue, Ste. 300, Wyandotte, MI 48192 or via emailWyandotte Casino Jobs
Part-Time Dispatcher
The City of Wyandotte is accepting resumes/applications for the position of part time Dispatcher. See attached job description for requirements. Submit resumes and application to the City of Wyandotte, Human Resources Department, Attn: Anne Goudy, 3200 Biddle Avenue, Ste. 300, Wyandotte, MI 48192 or via email
Part-Time/Seasonal DPS Laborer
The Department of Public Services is accepting applications for part-time/seasonal public service workers/laborers. Please complete the application and return it to the Department of Public Services at 4201 13th, Wyandotte, Michigan from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday.
Part Time Work Force Officer (Female)
The City of Wyandotte/27th District Court is accepting resumes/applications for the position of part time Work Force Officer (female). See attached job description for requirements. Submit resumes and application to the City of Wyandotte, Human Resources Department, Attn: Anne Goudy, 3200 Biddle Avenue, Ste. 300, Wyandotte, MI 48192 or via email
Full-Time Journeyman Lineman
The City of Wyandotte/Wyandotte Municipal Services is accepting resumes/applications for the position of full time Journeyman Lineman. See attached job description for requirements. Submit resumes and application to the City of Wyandotte, Human Resources Department, Attn: Anne Goudy, 3200 Biddle Avenue, Ste. 300, Wyandotte, MI 48192 or via email
Probationary Firefighter
Testing for Firefighter/Paramedic positions in the City of Wyandotte is handled through EMPCO, Inc., which provides a statewide recruiting and hiring consortium serving public safety agencies.
EMPCO has partnered with several fire departments in Michigan to develop a system to assist candidates for entry level positions as Firefighter/Paramedics. Participating fire departments ask you to take an entry-level examination, generally referred to as pre-employment tests, at a nearby test site as the first step in this process. Your test score, name, address, email address and a brief profile that you complete will be available to every participating fire department in the state that you select.
Additional information about this system and list of fire departments participating in the system can be found on the EMPCO website.
To be eligible for hire by the Wyandotte Fire Department, external candidates must meet the following minimum qualifications: Wyandotte Nation Casino Jobs
*Take and pass the EMPCO pre-employment exam;
*Possession of high school diploma or equivalent;
*State of Michigan Firefighter I and II Certification;
*State of Michigan Paramedic License;
*Hazardous Materials Operations Level
*Vision correctable to 20/20 in both eyes;
*Valid Mich. Operator’s License w/ good driving record;
*No record of criminal conviction;
*Physical condition appropriate for the position;
*Applicants must pass the Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) offered through the Conference of Western Wayne (CWW) Firefighter Testing Program. CPAT results are valid for one (1) year.
Candidates must complete the exam and submit all required documentation. The application period will remain open until the position is filled.Wyandotte Casinos In Oklahoma
For additional information, please contact:
EMPCO Inc.1740 W. Big Beaver Rd. Suite 200 Troy, MI 48084Phone: 248.528.8060Fax: 248.526.7274www.empco.net
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*Wyandotte Casino Jobs
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*Wyandotte Nation Casino Jobs
*Wyandotte Casinos In Oklahoma
*Wyandotte Casino Jobs and Gaming Related Careers Welcome to the Wyandotte gambling career section World Casino Directory has worldwide casino jobs and employment opportunities including gaming careers in Wyandotte. Casino employers may add free Wyandotte job listings and as always potential employees always search free.
*The Wyandotte Nation purchased the land of about 100 acres nearly 30 years ago. Some people in Park City tell us the opening of Crosswinds Casino could not have come at a better time.
*Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, KS. The UG consists of various departments and divisions that strive to provide you with the highest quality of customer service as possible. If you do not find the department or service you’re looking for, please call our Call Center.Wyandotte Casino JobsThe 7th Street Casino in downtown Kansas City, Kansas. File Photo © Wyandotte Nation. After more than a decade of litigation, it looks like the out-of-state casino operated by the Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma is finally safe. The tribe began laying groundwork for the casino in 1995 by buying a half-acre of ancestral property in downtown Kansas City, Kansas. The property was purchased with funds that Congress appropriated to settle the tribe’s land claims. The state of Kansas and the four federally-recognized tribes in the state quickly sued the Interior Department to prevent the land from being taken into trust. And if it ever was, they wanted to make sure the Wyandotte Nation couldn’t use it for a casino. After several rounds of litigation, the Bush administration in March 2002 reaffirmed the trust status of the Shriner Tract, as the property is known. But the Bureau of Indian Affairs refused to say whether the land could be used for gaming. That issue is a critical one since the Shriner Tract was taken into trust in 1996, long after the passage of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988. The law generally bars gaming newly acquired lands unless certain exceptions are met. According to the National Indian Gaming Commission, the Shriner Tract didn’t meet any of the exceptions -- including one related to land claim settlements -- but that didn’t stop the tribe from opening a modest Class II facility on the site. The NIGC’s stance prompted the state of Kansas to raid the facility in April 2004, a move that clearly violated the tribe’s sovereignty, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals later ruled. With that victory on its belt, the tribe won additional rulings that effectively overturned the NIGC’s opinion of the Shriner Tract. The 10th Circuit finally dismissed the state’s lawsuit in October 2007, pointing out that there were no more claims to resolve because the casino site was already in trust. The tribe reopened the 7th Street Casino in January of this year. But less than a month later, the 10th Circuit revised its opinion and suggested that the state could reopen its lawsuit. Judge Richard D. Rogers agreed to hear further arguments, but in an opinion filed on Wednesday, he dismissed the case. Since the land is already in trust and the United States enjoys sovereign immunity from lawsuits, he ruled that the state lacked any basis to continue. ’[S]overeign immunity has not been waived in a situation in which plaintiffs are asking for land to be removed from trust status and, therefore, this case is moot,’ Rogers wrote. Barring dramatic shifts in the case, the 7th Street Casino appears to be safe from future litigation. That makes the Wyandotte Nation only the second tribe in the history of IGRA to open a gaming facility through the land claim exception. The Seneca Nation opened two off-reservation casinos in New York through the land claim exception. However, a federal judge ruled that the NIGC’s opinion on one of the casinos was flawed and the agency has since ordered the tribe to shut down the facility. Court Decision:
Kansas v. Kempthorne (September 10, 2008) 10th Circuit Opinions:
WTOK manages three casinos - the Lucky Turtle and River Bend Casino & Hotel in Wyandotte, Okla., and 7th Street Casino in Kansas City, Kansas - as well as restaurants, diners, cafes, and a club. In addition, WTOK operates two travel plazas in Wyandotte and Grove, Oklahoma.
Revised February 2008 Opinion | October 2007 Opinion Related Stories:
Judge reopens lawsuit over Wyandotte casino (4/16)
10th Circuit revises Wyandotte Nation casino opinion (2/1)
Wyandotte Nation dedicates Kansas City casino (1/11)
Wyandotte Nation wins big decision on gaming in Kansas (7/7)
Oklahoma tribe wins another ruling on out-of-state land (05/12)
Oklahoma tribe wins ruling on out-of-state gaming site (04/10)
The City of Wyandotte is accepting resumes/applications for the following positions:
Police Officer
The City of Wyandotte is accepting resumes/applications for the position of full time Police Officer. See attached job description for requirements. Submit resumes and application to the City of Wyandotte, Human Resources Department, Attn: Anne Goudy, 3200 Biddle Avenue, Ste. 300, Wyandotte, MI 48192 or via emailWyandotte Casino Jobs
Part-Time Dispatcher
The City of Wyandotte is accepting resumes/applications for the position of part time Dispatcher. See attached job description for requirements. Submit resumes and application to the City of Wyandotte, Human Resources Department, Attn: Anne Goudy, 3200 Biddle Avenue, Ste. 300, Wyandotte, MI 48192 or via email
Part-Time/Seasonal DPS Laborer
The Department of Public Services is accepting applications for part-time/seasonal public service workers/laborers. Please complete the application and return it to the Department of Public Services at 4201 13th, Wyandotte, Michigan from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday.
Part Time Work Force Officer (Female)
The City of Wyandotte/27th District Court is accepting resumes/applications for the position of part time Work Force Officer (female). See attached job description for requirements. Submit resumes and application to the City of Wyandotte, Human Resources Department, Attn: Anne Goudy, 3200 Biddle Avenue, Ste. 300, Wyandotte, MI 48192 or via email
Full-Time Journeyman Lineman
The City of Wyandotte/Wyandotte Municipal Services is accepting resumes/applications for the position of full time Journeyman Lineman. See attached job description for requirements. Submit resumes and application to the City of Wyandotte, Human Resources Department, Attn: Anne Goudy, 3200 Biddle Avenue, Ste. 300, Wyandotte, MI 48192 or via email
Probationary Firefighter
Testing for Firefighter/Paramedic positions in the City of Wyandotte is handled through EMPCO, Inc., which provides a statewide recruiting and hiring consortium serving public safety agencies.
EMPCO has partnered with several fire departments in Michigan to develop a system to assist candidates for entry level positions as Firefighter/Paramedics. Participating fire departments ask you to take an entry-level examination, generally referred to as pre-employment tests, at a nearby test site as the first step in this process. Your test score, name, address, email address and a brief profile that you complete will be available to every participating fire department in the state that you select.
Additional information about this system and list of fire departments participating in the system can be found on the EMPCO website.
To be eligible for hire by the Wyandotte Fire Department, external candidates must meet the following minimum qualifications: Wyandotte Nation Casino Jobs
*Take and pass the EMPCO pre-employment exam;
*Possession of high school diploma or equivalent;
*State of Michigan Firefighter I and II Certification;
*State of Michigan Paramedic License;
*Hazardous Materials Operations Level
*Vision correctable to 20/20 in both eyes;
*Valid Mich. Operator’s License w/ good driving record;
*No record of criminal conviction;
*Physical condition appropriate for the position;
*Applicants must pass the Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) offered through the Conference of Western Wayne (CWW) Firefighter Testing Program. CPAT results are valid for one (1) year.
Candidates must complete the exam and submit all required documentation. The application period will remain open until the position is filled.Wyandotte Casinos In Oklahoma
For additional information, please contact:
EMPCO Inc.1740 W. Big Beaver Rd. Suite 200 Troy, MI 48084Phone: 248.528.8060Fax: 248.526.7274www.empco.net
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