Security Guard
About the job
- A high school diploma or GED is required.
- Must have good English speaking and writing skills.
- Must be able to produce organized and clearly written reports.
- Ensure the integrity of gaming and the security of the facility.
- Maintain constant surveillance throughout the casino and watch for irregularities or illegal activity.
- Immediately report suspicious or unusual activities to the proper Security Supervisor, Department Manager, and/or General Manager.
- Periodically check perimeter and cage doors.
- Deliver fills and credits to the cage and gaming stations.
- Escort chip, token, and cash transfers within the casino.
- Collect and transport table game drop boxes to the storage area.
- Escort money transfers in all areas of the casino.
- Assist in monitoring traffic as required.
- Maintain and control access to restricted casino areas.
- Check identification of possible underage guests.
- Ensure the safety of guests and team members at all times.
- Perform first aid as required and assist EMTs as needed.
- Work with tribal police, fire, or emergency medical teams as necessary.
- Accept found property and tag it for safekeeping.
- Assist in locating lost property.
- Foster and maintain positive player/house relations.
- Accept, record, or notify management of complaints.
- Remove individuals from the casino when directed by the General Manager or Security management.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
About the company
Golden Eagle Casino is a Native American gaming and entertainment destination in Horton, Kansas. It offers about 800 slot machines along with table games such as blackjack, craps, roulette, poker, and bingo. Guests visit to gamble for entertainment and to dine at on-site venues—the Dream Catcher Buffet, Jackpot Deli, and Plum Creek—and to attend national entertainment shows at the Event Center when scheduled. The product works by providing a physical gaming floor and dining outlets where patrons place bets, play games, eat, and enjoy live performances; revenue comes from gaming activity and hospitality services. The casino distinguishes itself by being tribal-owned and operated in Kansas, combining a large slot floor with traditional table games, diverse dining options, and an event venue that hosts national acts. Its goal is to provide gaming entertainment and hospitality to visitors while supporting its community through the casino and related amenities.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Horton, Kansas
Founded
1996
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- April 2026 plans target 500,000 annual visitors and 400 permanent jobs.
- The $60 million first-phase investment funds a bigger destination casino resort.
- A Highway 16 West site should capture regional traffic and convention demand.
What critics are saying
- March 2026 server failure shut the casino, exposing brittle operations.
- Financing, zoning, and service agreements remain unfinished before construction starts.
- If approvals stall, the relocation freezes the brand inside an aging 30-year property.
What makes Golden Eagle Casino unique
- First Nation-owned Gold Eagle Casino anchors North Battleford’s gaming market.
- SIGA backs the $100 million relocation, adding hotel and convention center scale.
- December 2025 land return ties the brand to reconciliation and local sovereignty.
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