Penn National Gaming Receives Licensing Approval for Hollywood Casino York
Category 4
“We are very pleased with today’s unanimous approval by the PGCB and look forward to opening the doors at Hollywood Casino York as soon as possible,” said
The development of Hollywood Casino York represents an overall investment of nearly
Penn National was awarded the Commonwealth’s first and fifth Category 4 licenses on
Category 4 gaming facilities are authorized by law to operate up to 750 slot machines and 40 table games, and tax revenue is dispersed at the state, county, and local level. Springettsbury Township will receive 2% of gross tax revenue on slot machines and 1% from table games.
“Hollywood Casino York will become an economic engine in Springettsbury Township and the greater community,” said Wilmott. “We have already met with local workforce development organizations to begin the process of identifying our future Team Members and creating approximately 200 new permanent jobs in York County.”
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Eric Schippers
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Joseph N. Jaffoni, Richard Land
JCIR
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