The Casinos recycling partner, WM- Santa Maria CA, helps the Facilities Department maintain this understanding by conducting annual waste audits to help further this knowledge.Gamble at your risk.This Casino has really gone down hill.We have been coming here for at least 20 years and it seems like every year it has been getting worse.This is March 2020 and I have never seen it so bad.The machines are so tight and hardly nobody wins anything.Anyone who leaves a positive review must be new to this Casino and just happen to be very lucky.Talk to anyone who goes there and you will hear nothing but negative reviews.The smoke and slots are a joke.Its a shame the state of California doesn't build their own Casinos and put these Indians totally out of business. It is very important to understand what is going through the casino's waste stream at any given moment to adjust separation techniques and general recycling goals for the year. Recycling went from 6% to 90% in those 14 years of recycling operations. Since 2004, Total Waste Stream went from 7.2 million pounds per year to 3.2 million pounds per year in 2018. Textile Waste Solutions: takes used uniforms and ships overseas to clothe the poor in developing countries or processed locally for shop rags.Los Angeles Fibers: produces carpet cushion product made from the casinos post-consumer carpet material.TerraCycle: Cigarette waste is shredded and separated into plastics, papers, and organics.Dart Container Corporation: densified polystyrene cups are reprocessed into picture frames, crown molding, and many other products.The Chumash Casino Resort has developed 'close the loop' programs with local and national vendors that help organize and recycle many difficult waste streams. As a result, managing waste and energy consumption becomes a critical function for the resort, our Tribal Ownership and the community as a whole.

Nestled in the picturesque Santa Ynez Valley, the Chumash Casino Resort is the 6th largest Native American gaming operation in the very competitive California marketplace, which currently has 61 Native Owned Casinos. The entire resort and surrounding property approaches 1,000,000 developed square feet, has 320 four-diamond AAA rated hotel rooms and over 2,000 slot machines. Chumash Casino Resort entertains over 3.5 million visitors per year and employees near 2,000 people, making it the largest private employer in Santa Barbara County.

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