FAQ

What Is The Role Of The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe Of Texas Gaming Agency?

The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Gaming Agency oversees and regulates gaming activities within the tribal community. Our primary focus is to ensure compliance with Tribal and Federal laws and regulations, promoting fair play in gaming.

What Specific Duties Does The Gaming Agency Perform?

Our duties:

  • Inspect and monitor gaming activities.
  • Compile reports on adherence to regulations.
  • Investigate allegations of misconduct related to the gaming facility.

How Can Vendors Participate In Gaming Activities On The Alabama-Coushatta Reservation?

Vendors who distribute, sell, or lease gaming equipment, devices, or supplies on our reservation must undergo a background check and obtain licensing from the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Gaming Agency before conducting business.

What Is A Gaming License And Why Is It Needed?

A gaming license is an official authorization granted by the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Gaming Agency. It allows vendors to participate in gaming activities. This license ensures that all parties comply with tribal and federal laws.

How Can I Report Suspected Misconduct Or Violations Related To Gaming?

If you have information regarding suspected misconduct or violations in gaming activities, please contact the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Gaming Agency. We take all reports seriously and conduct thorough investigations to maintain the integrity of our gaming operations.

How Does The Gaming Agency Ensure Fairness And Transparency In Gaming Operations?

We do regular inspections, thorough reporting, and swift investigations into any alleged misconduct. By upholding the highest standards of integrity, we aim to ensure fairness in all gaming activities on the Alabama-Coushatta Reservation.

Where Do I Put The Charges If It Was Dismissed, Dropped? (I Was Arrested But Wasn’t Charged)

P.9-A-If arrested for a Felony charge, list it under this section. Under Original Charge-list charge and under Final Charge-list Dismissed.

P.10-C-If arrested and charged with Misdemeanor but not prosecuted, listed under this section. Under the original charge list and under the final charge list, it was dismissed.

What Documents Will You Need?

It depends. If the applicant is charged and prosecuted for a Felony or Misdemeanor, the applicant will need to bring all court documents related to the charge in which he/she was prosecuted. However, if the applicant was arrested and charged but not prosecuted, he/she will need to bring in Court Dismissal documents for a dismissed charge.

What Names Do We Use? (Dl, Ids, Ss)

Applicants must list the name listed on their SS card. If the applicant is married but hasn’t legally changed last name, he/she will still need to list the name as it appears on the SS card.

If It’s Not A Required Field, Why Do I Have To Fill It Out?

As stated on Page 1 of the Gaming License Application-Special Instructions- Complete each question. If not applicable, indicate so with "N/A".

How Can I Contact The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe Of Texas Gaming Agency For More Information?

For inquiries or additional information, you can reach out to the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Gaming Agency through the contact details on our website or by contacting our office directly during business hours.

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