The Brief
- The Ojibwa Casinos in Baraga and Marquette are going smoke and vape-free next month.
- The smoking ban will apply to all areas of the casinos, including hotels and restaurants.
- Tribal casinos are able to allow smoking in all areas since they are not dictated by state law, though many have chosen to prohibit smoking.
MARQUETTE, Mich. (FOX 2) – Both Ojibwa Casinos in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula will soon prohibit smoking.
According to the tribal casino, the Baraga and Marquette casinos will be smoke and vape-free starting March 24. The rule applies to all buildings on the properties, including Superior Eats, the Pressbox, and the Baraga Hotel.
“By creating a smoke free environment, Ojibwa Casino aims to ensure that guests and employees can enjoy clean air and a welcoming atmosphere throughout their visit,” the casino said in a post announcing the upcoming change. “This decision underscores our commitment to providing a healthier, more comfortable environment for all guests and team members.”…