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Tribal Council
One may call it government in government's purest form.
Elected tribal leaders must deal with issues on every possible level.
That is the responsibility handed to them and assumed by them when they
are elected by the tribal membership. The chairman or a council member
may deal directly with the President of the United States, or with the
leaders of congress, or with the members of the president's cabinet. The
halls of congress and of the executive branch of the federal government
are familiar territory, but with the same elected tribal leaders must
return to the reservation and possibly be faced with a decision involving
an intra-family dispute. They steer their own ship of state, and in doing
so, they pray for wisdom.
| Chief Allan |
Tribal Chairman |
| Ernest Stensgar |
Vice-Chairman |
N. Jeanie Louie |
Secretary Treasure |
Roberta Juneau |
Council Member |
Valerie Fast Horse |
Council Member |
Charlotte Nilson |
Council Member |
David Matheson |
Council Member |
Vicki Moyle |
Council Assistant |
List of Previous Tribal Leaders
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