ATLANTIC
CITY — Governor Chris Christie and
Division of Gaming Enforcement Acting Director
David Rebuck announced that all of the 11
gaming halls in Atlantic City were back
in operation by 12 noon today.
“This
has been a difficult time for everyone in
Atlantic City and throughout the State,”
said Governor Christie. “Now that
Hurricane Irene has passed, we are extremely
pleased to have the casinos safely back
in operation and employees returning to
work. I commend the casinos for working
so cooperatively with the Division of Gaming
Enforcement during this emergency.”
“Underscoring
Governor Christie and Lt. Governor Guadagno’s
message that ‘Atlantic City is Open
for Business,’ I am pleased to announce
that, through the joint efforts of the Division
of Gaming Enforcement, State Police, Division
of Criminal Justice and casino operators,
we have ensured a smooth and seamless reopening,”
said Rebuck. I want to thank the dedicated
workers at all levels of government who
protected the employees, guests and residents
of Atlantic City.”
Acting Director Rebuck signed separate orders
allowing each individual casino to reopen
on or before noon today.
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