The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation

Several Tribal Councilors and MPTN Fire Chief Anthony Saccone Sr. were among the leaders on hand at Foxwoods Resort Casino to extend a special thank you to first responders from throughout the region who helped extinguish the Nov. 18, 2025 fire at David Burke Prime.

Happy Spring, or as we call it in our Pequot language, Seeqan!

Our tribe showed up in force for the 2026 USET and USET SPF Impact Week in Washington, D.C., and had the opportunity to make important connections with leaders including Senators Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy as well as Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs Billy Kirkland.

Hey teachers: There's still time to apply for this year's Pequot Neepun Teacher Institute! Applications close on March 20, so act soon. We hope to see you there. Learn more and apply here: ow.ly/oV8t50Ywsc2

Chloe Cox is our current Jr. Miss Mashantucket, serving as a cultural ambassador with her fellow Royalty sisters. They proudly represent the Nation at events throughout Indian Country. We are proud of Chloe and the kindness, confidence, and positive spirit she brings to her role.

Happy International Women’s Day to all the wonderful and powerful women who make up our Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation! Today, we honor the strength, leadership, resilience, and cultural knowledge carried by the women of our community past, present, and future.

In honor of Employee Appreciation Day, we want to celebrate some of the many personalities that support our tribe. Thank you to all the team members for your efforts day in and day out!

The Maple Sugar Moon, also called the “Weekapaheek” Moon, is the first of our moons in the year, showing us that Spring is here, along with the New Year and new life. The name comes from our maple trees, whose frozen sugar beings to melt, creating sap that we can tap for syrup.

The 2025 Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation Annual Report is now live! You can see and read all about what our tribe has been working on and our great accomplishments from the past year. Visit our website and scroll down to view the report: ow.ly/kWmy50Yn4M8

What a day at the Shaping New England’s Future event at Foxwoods Resort Casino! It was a great chance to connect with leaders in the tourism industry and highlight the various tribal businesses that power the economy on and beyond our reservation.

Tribal Council Chairman Rodney Butler was the keynote speaker and a panelist at today’s Shaping New England’s Future event at Foxwoods Resort Casino. In his address he spoke to the importance of the tourism industry to the local and regional economy.

This February, we join in celebrating Black History Month. This month invites us to recognize the achievements and contributions of African Americans whose history continues to shape our nation. We honor these stories and celebrate the strength of Black culture and heritage.

Today we celebrate more than the 34th anniversary of Foxwoods Resort Casino. We celebrate what Foxwoods represents for our Nation. We mark this important milestone with gratitude and look forward to what the future holds. @FoxwoodsCT

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