Graton Resort's big expansion and new hiring push in Sonoma County

The heart of Sonoma County is beating stronger as Graton Resort and Casino unveils a massive $1 billion expansion, injecting new life—and jobs—into the local economy. The ambitious project introduces a luxurious new wing featuring high-end dining, entertainment, and hospitality, setting the stage for a tourism and business boom.

A New Era of Dining & Entertainment

The expanded resort welcomes three standout additions:

• AYA Restaurant – A refined culinary experience.
• Playbook Sports Bar – The ultimate hub for game-day excitement.
• SoCo Dough Co. – A sweet stop for artisanal doughnuts.

Beyond food, the expansion promises 200+ new hotel rooms, a state-of-the-art swimming pool, and a state-of-the-art 3,500-seat theater—ready to host blockbuster shows and headline performances.

Hiring Over 300 New Jobs—With Serious Perks

Graton Resort and Casino is actively hiring, with 300+ positions now open in food and hospitality. What makes these roles stand out?

• Competitive benefits, including health insurance and tuition assistance.
• Financial support for legal paperwork, including citizenship application help.
• Performance bonuses and annual pay raises to reward hard work.

Since hiring began earlier this year, the resort has already added over 500 employees, proving its commitment to workforce growth.

A Ripple Effect for Local Businesses

Local shops, hotels, and restaurants are poised to reap the benefits of this expansion. Rohnert Park officials highlight how the resort’s growth will:

• Drive tourism, filling nearby hotels and boosting foot traffic.
• Increase revenue for small businesses as visitors dine, shop, and explore.
• Strengthen the regional economy with more spending and job opportunities.

How to Land a Job at Graton Resort & Casino

Aspiring employees have three in-person interview dates to choose from at Tony’s of North Beach in Rohnert Park:

• June 24
• July 9
• July 21

Interview hours: 9 AM – 2 PM

The resort’s expansion isn’t just a game-changer for Sonoma County—it’s a transformative investment in jobs, tourism, and community growth.