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Despite issuing an order mandating the wearing of masks amid the coronavirus pandemic, the order doesn’t extend to local tribal governments, the city of Tulsa said on Thursday

Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum signed the mask mandate Thursday after it was passed by city councilors on Wednesday evening by a 7-2 vote. The order came after weeks of steadily increasing coronavirus cases in Oklahoma and, in particular, Tulsa County, which has more confirmed cases than any other county in the state.

Michelle Brooks, city of Tulsa director of communications, told The Frontier in an email Thursday afternoon that the order doesn’t apply to tribal governments.

The Hard Rock Casino, operated by the Cherokee Nation, has required its guests wear masks since it reopened last month. Employees at the River Spirit Casino, operated by the Creek Nation, and the Osage Casino told guests on Thursday that masks inside their facilities were still optional.

Asked by a Frontier reporter on Thursday if masks were mandatory inside the River Spirit Casino, a casino employee said there had been a discussion about that topic, and that guests were not being required to wear masks.

An employee who answered the phone at the Osage Casino responded to the same question by saying “No sir.”

Tulsa city councilors debated for hours on Wednesday over the wording of the original mask mandate before briefly adjourning and modifying the ordinance. One issue that was raised during the virtual city council meeting was the potential for fines and citations for people who were found to not be wearing a mask.

When the ordinance was finally passed, it contained no specific punitive measures for those who don’t follow the mandate. Tulsa police said in a statement Thursday that while they couldn’t cite someone for not wearing a mask in public, they could enforce a trespassing violation against someone who refused to wear a mask in a location that required one.

“If a business or property owner wishes to file trespassing charges upon another citizen, responding officers will issue a citation on behalf of the business or property owner and the complainant must sign the citation and be willing to appear in court to testify before a judge,” the police statement said.

Casino coronavirus precautions vary by location

Getting into the Cherokee Nation’s Hard Rock Casino is not as easy as it looks. Located in Catoosa, about a 15-minute drive east from Tulsa’s downtown, the area’s first mega casino was built in 2009 and has numerous entrances across its 200,000 square foot casino floor.

But like many businesses, the coronavirus pandemic has shifted the normal course of action for the casino. The expansive parking lot is now filled with traffic cones that route everyone to a single destination: a group of employees near the front entrance who conduct temperature checks and give masks to everyone who wants to enter.

“I wouldn’t say it’s been easy,” said Hard Rock Casino General Manager Martin Madewell. “But we think it’s important everyone who comes in here feels safe, whether that’s a guest or our staff members.”

Oklahoma casinos have a massive economic footprint in the state. In 2019, the American Gaming Commission issued a report that said Oklahoma casinos employ more than 75,000 people and register nearly $10 billion in “economic impact,” a figure that totals wages, taxes and casino profit.

When the coronavirus pandemic hit the state early this spring, the Tulsa area’s three largest casinos — Hard Rock Casino to the east, the Creek Nation’s River Spirit Casino to the south and the Osage Casino to the north — all dutifully closed their doors.

A member of the Hard Rock Casino’s “Clean Team” disinfects a slot machine. DYLAN GOFORTH/The Frontier

All three opened again within a month of each other, with the Osage Casino opening May 15, River Spirit Casino opening June 1 and the Hard Rock Casino opening on June 11.

And all three locations, which if plotted out on a map, form a triangle with each casino about a 15-mile drive from the others, have somewhat different safety precautions in place.

The Hard Rock Casino is the strictest of the three, though that’s by design, Madewell said.

“We decided that we didn’t want to be in a position where we would have a certain set of restrictions and then later have to strengthen them,” he told The Frontier during a recent interview. The Cherokee Nation allowed a Frontier reporter into the Hard Rock Casino to take pictures and conduct interviews during a walkthrough in early July. Neither the Creek Nation or the Osage Nation responded to requests by The Frontier for a casino tour.

A digital billboard outside Tulsa’s Hard Rock Casino tells guests that masks are required inside the building. DYLAN GOFORTH/The Frontier

“We felt like that would be a bit like going backwards,” Madewell said. “We thought that if we had very strict standards right off the bat that it would ensure everyone was safe and felt safe for as long as the pandemic is going on and we are open in this new environment.”

The Hard Rock Casino is the only of the three large casinos that mandates masks, providing guests with a mask if they do not have one.

Inside the casino, chairs have been removed from every other machine in order to help force some sense of social distancing. To keep people from just moving chairs next to each other, casino staff have turned off every other machine so that they no longer operate.

Further, more than 150 employees work to clean machines and ensure social distancing is taking place inside the casino. Madewell said the casino has repurposed some employees whose jobs no longer exist into members of the “Safe and Sound Clean Team,” staff members in yellow shirts who spray down machines and keep surfaces clean.

“Every department has dedicated some staff members to the team,” Madewell said.

About 15 miles to the west of the Hard Rock Casino is the Osage Casino. Dubbed “Tulsa’s downtown casino,” the Osage Casino actually sits about six miles north of downtown at the end of the L.L. Tisdale Parkway.

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The Osage Casino, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. DYLAN GOFORTH/The Frontier

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