Tony Alamo Jr., M.D.
A physician on the Gaming Commission
A physician and regulator who left the Commission in 2020 to concentrate on medical work during the coronavirus crisis.
Twelve years on the Commission
Jim Gibbons appointed Alamo to the Commission in 2008. He later became chair, serving in that role from 2014 to 2020. [1] [2]
Medicine and a shutdown city
In an April 2020 interview, Alamo explained his decision to focus on being a doctor. He also discussed the difficulty of rebuilding visitor confidence after the casino shutdown. These were contemporary judgments during the crisis, not predictions reported here as settled outcomes. [1]
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Nevada Gaming Commission Chairman Tony Alamo stepping down at the end of April
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Quarterly Report — January 2025
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