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Like many governments, ours consists of three-branches:
This consists of a Chief (Sogomo) who is nominated by the councils and decided by election. This branch also includes the administrative appointees enlisted by the Chief, as well as elected officials such as Secretary and Treasurer. It is the responsibility of the Administration to maintain the day-to-day operations, security, and services of the tribe.
Chief: Don Stevens
This is composed of an elected Tribal Council of 5 -11 members from various families within the tribe. It is the responsibility of the Tribal Council to make laws and decisions that will benefit and empower the Nulhegan community today and tomorrow.
Dan Coutu
John Bosley
Dale Manning
John Hunt
Jill Cresey-Gross
Bill Bailey
Nathan Johnson
Amber Royce Beech
Deanna Edwards
Tōmô Henhawk
Brittany Johnson
It is the responsibility of the Council of Elders to interpret the Nulhegan constitution during disputes where two or more parties acting on behalf of the tribe cannot agree and/or when allegations are filed. Tribal Elders are inducted through ceremony and remain Elders for life. They are responsible for preserving our culture. Our tribe also has Elders who are not on the Council of Elders. Their contact information can be found on the Nulhegan Citizens' page.
Lorna Garfield
Peter Kenney
Cathie Baker
Francine Poitras Jones
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