Enterprises of the Community

Casino Arizona at McKellips is located at Loop 101 at McKellips Road, offering restaurants, live entertainment, a world-class showroom and gaming.

Casino Arizona at Talking Stick is located at Loop 101 at Indian Bend Road, featuring gaming, restaurants, entertainment and a world-class showroom.

Talking Stick Resort & Spa - (Opening Spring 2010) with 497 rooms, 100,000 sq. ft. of indoor/outdoor function space, entertainment lounges, showroom and cultural arts center.

Talking Stick Golf Club - Features two 18-hole championship golf courses; managed by Troon Talking Stick.  Clubhouse, golf shop and the Wildhorse Grille at Talking Stick Golf Club.

Saddleback Communications - Telecommunications company that provides a variety of voice and data telecommunications services for the Salt River Indian Community, small and large business, government and education organizations.

Salt River Devco was established on February 9, 2000 to aid in the economic development of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. The enterprise contains two divisions.   The Asset Management division oversees and provides hands-on management of community-owned businesses including billboard operations, Chaparral Business Center and Doubletree Office Complex.    The Property Management division promotes high quality development projects focusing on properties located between Chaparral Road and McDonald Drive along the Pima-Loop 101 Freeway.    visit web site

Phoenix Cement Company - Headquartered at Chaparral Business Center, Phoenix Cement was purchased by the Community in 1987. The Community undertook an aggressive multi-million capital improvement program to increase capacity and efficiency. Phoenix Cement has four Fly Ash plants in New Mexico and Arizona to collect and market this recycled material from coal-fired powers plants.  visit web site

Salt River Materials Group specializes in ABC, and select sand, rock and landscape materials. Since 1981 the company has expanded from its first location at Dobson and McKellips Roads to seven sites along the Salt and Agua Fria River beds. The company is consistently rated among the top ten sand and gravel producers in the U.S. visit web site

Salt River Landfill - This award winning landfill has been praised for its environmental excellence and design.  Located on 200 acres north of State Route 87 at Gilbert Road, the Salt River Landfill opened in 1993.  The landfill serves Scottsdale, Mesa, Gilbert and Tempe. visit web site

A new 40,000-square-foot material recovery facility (MRF) processes and markets all of Scottsdale's recyclables. The MRF includes an education center with a second-story classroom that overlooks the sorting and processing operations at the facility.  The gas generation facility, built by Salt River Project on the landfill campus, provides power for 5,000 homes.

Saddleback Communications is a wholly-owned division of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community and was formed to provide quality business and telephone service to the businesses and residents of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. The company is licensed by the SRPMIC to provide local exchange services within the Community boundaries. visit web site

Salt River Financial Services Institution provides opportunites for members of the Community to buy or improve their homes and start or expand their businesses.  It also provides financial education and coaching, credit counseling, technical support and other programs and services exclusively for Community membes.

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