Section 13-2615 – Prohibited Acts; Penalty
(a) (1) A licensee may not: (i) divert or pay out any of the proceeds of bingo conducted under this part in any manner other than as required by this part or by the regulations adopted under this part; or (ii) violate any other provision of this part. (2) A person who violates this subsection is guilty of a misdemeanor […]
Section 13-2619 – Definitions
(a) In this part the following words have the meanings indicated. (b) (1) “Gaming device” means a paddle wheel, wheel of fortune, chance book, raffle, or any other mechanism for playing a game of chance. (2) “Gaming device” does not include bingo. (c) “Multiple gaming device permit” means a permit that allows the use of two or more gaming devices. […]
Section 13-2620 – Effect of Part
This part does not authorize gambling using a slot machine or coin machine.
Section 13-2621 – Gaming Permits
(a) The county commissioners may issue a permit to any of the following organizations to conduct a fundraiser at which merchandise or money prizes may be awarded by gaming devices: (1) a bona fide religious organization that has conducted religious services at the same location in the county for at least 3 years before applying for a […]
Section 13-2622 – Regulation by County Commissioners
The county commissioners may: (1) adopt regulations concerning the permit application and the issuance of permits under this part; (2) set a fee by resolution for each kind of permit issued under this part; (3) regulate the number of permits issued to organizations each year; and (4) deny a permit to an organization for up to 3 years if […]
Section 13-2623 – Multiple Gaming Device Permits — Limitations
(a) The county commissioners may not issue more than two multiple gaming device permits to an organization in any 1 year. (b) The county commissioners may not issue: (1) more than eight multiple gaming device permits for fundraisers to be held in any one facility in any 1 year; or (2) more than three multiple gaming device permits for […]
Section 13-2624 – Multiple Gaming Device Permits — Use of Funds
At least one-half of the funds derived from a fundraiser for which a multiple gaming device permit has been issued under this part shall be used for a civic, charitable, or educational purpose.
Section 13-2625 – Raffles
(a) A raffle conducted under a permit issued under this part may not last more than 1 year from the date the permit is issued to the date the last prize is awarded. (b) The county commissioners may regulate the number of permits to conduct a raffle that an organization may receive in a year. (c) A raffle […]
Section 13-2626 – Conduct of Fundraisers
(a) (1) (i) A fundraiser conducted under this part shall be managed and operated only by members of the organization that receives the permit for the fundraiser. (ii) A person may not be compensated for the management or operation of any gaming activity authorized by the permit. (2) Each organization that receives a permit for a fundraiser under this part […]
Section 13-2627 – Accounting
Within 30 days after a fundraiser conducted under this part, the organization that received the permit for the fundraiser shall submit to the county commissioners: (1) an accounting of all funds received or pledged; (2) an accounting of all expenses paid or incurred; and (3) a statement under oath of the application of the net profits.