DANVILLE, Ill. (WTHI) - The Danville, Illinois City Council has voted to move back a deadline regarding a possible casino coming to their town.
Mayor Rickey Williams, Jr. recommended the council extend the deadline to receive requests for the proposals.
That deadline is now set for August 21.
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So far, Danville has only received two proposals for a casino, and those two did not meet the criteria the city requires.
The Illinois General Assembly passed legislation including a casino in Danville as part of a massive expansion of gaming in the state.
A referendum for a Vigo County casino is set to appear on the ballot in the November election.
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