Scotts Valley Tribe Temporary MOU and Municipal Services
Summary
The city approved a 3-year agreement to provide police, fire, and water services to the Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians' temporary modular office and gaming site at Columbus Parkway. Residents and neighboring tribes raised concerns over traffic, crime, and ongoing federal review of gaming eligibility, while union representatives and supporters emphasized job creation and economic benefits.
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Last discussed Apr 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
The tribe will provide over $500,000 annually in cost recovery, police officer funding, in-lieu property taxes, and nonprofit contributions.
Local union workers, regional visitors, and city departments receiving full cost recovery for services rendered.
Nearby residents concerned about increased traffic, crime, and strain on public safety services.
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City Council - Apr 14, 2026
The city approved a 3-year agreement to provide police, fire, and water services to the Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians' temporary modular office and gaming site at Columbus Parkway. Residents and neighboring tribes raised concerns over traffic, crime, and ongoing federal review of gaming eligibility, while union representatives and supporters emphasized job creation and economic benefits.
California city approves negotiation with Scotts Valley Band for services
California city approves negotiation with Scotts Valley Band for services CDC Gaming
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