Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak tours Vegas Strip casinos reopening for business

With hands sanitized and temperature checked, Nevada Gov.

Steve Sisolak stepped foot inside a Strip casino for the first time in months.

AND GOVERNOR STEVE SISOLAK GOTA LOOK INSIDE A RESORT TODAY..13 ACTION NEWS ANCHOR JACKIEKOSTEK EXPLAINS WHAT HE NOTICEDWHEN HE WALKED IN.IT'S OFFICIALLY BEEN 79 DAYSSINCE GOVERNOR SISOLAK ORDEREDTHE SHUT DOWN OF ALL CASINOOPERATIONS HERE IN NEVADA ANDTODAY, HE TOOK A TOUR OF THEWYNN, WHICH IS ONE OF THE FIRSTCASINOS TO REOPEN ON THE STRIP.WITH HANDS SANITIZED ANDTEMPERATURE CHECKED, GOVERNORSISOLAK STEPPED FOOT INSIDE AHAVE A GOOD TIME.WE LOOKFORWARD TO WELCOMING EVERYBODYBACK." THE GOVERNOR JOINEDCHAIRWOMAN OF THE NEVADA GAMINGCONTROL BOARD SANDRA MORGAN ANDWYNN EXECUTIVES FOR A SHOW ANDTELL OF WHAT'S NEW ON THECASINO FLOOR."YOU'RE SEEING THINGS LIKEPLEXIGLASS AND SIGNAGE ALLOVER, OBVIOUSLY ALL EMPLOYEESWEARING MASKS.I'M VERY ENCOURAGED HERE TO SEEA LOT OF THE GUESTS WEARINGMASKS AS WELL." ALTHOUGH THEREARE NO OFFICIAL NUMBERS,SISOLAK SAYS HE'S HEARING FROMRESORT EXECS THAT RESERVATIONSARE RUNNING WELL, BOTH FOR THISWEEKEND AND FUTURE BOOKINGS."WE DIDN'T EXPECT TO SEE PEOPLECRUSHING IN THE DOOR.WE SAW SOME OF THAT DOWNTOWN AT12:01 BUT YOU KNOW.WHAT THEY'VE DONE IS A VERYRESPONSIBLE WAY TO OPEN IT UP."EVEN WITH NEW HEALTH PROTOCOLSIN PLACE, RESORT CASINOS CANONLY TO DO SO MUCH.WHEN ASKED WHETHER HE WASCONCERNED ABOUT TOURISTS COMINGIN FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY -FROM AREAS THAT MAY NOT HAVETHE STEADY DOWNWARD SLOPE OFCOVID-19 CASES AS OUR STATEDOES, HE SAYS HE'S NOT.RATHER, HE'S SAYS IT'S GOOD TOSEE LOCALS, TOURISTS ANDEMPLOYEES BACK."EVEN THOUGH THEY'RE ALLWEARING MASKS, YOU CAN TELLTHEY'RE SMILING AND IAPPRECIATE THAT." SISOLAK SAYSIT MAY BE A STEADY, LONG ROADBACK FOR VEGAS, BUT TODAY WASREASON TO SMILE.JK, 13 ACTION NEWS.HOTEL-CASINOS WERE ALLOWED TOREOPEN YESTERDAY..AND THERE IS ANOTHER ONE