LUMBEE TRIBE OF NORTH CAROLINA TRIBAL COUNCIL

Honorable Council Member, Danita Locklear

Belief Statement:

Committees:

Other Public or Appointed Positions:

The Lumbee Tribal Council is currently comprised of 21 members elected from 14 districts. Here are your Council Representatives:

• District 1
  • Gaddy, Rowland, Orrum, Sterlings, Whitehouse, and Thompson
  • Representative Audrey Hunt
• District 2
  • Back Swamp, Fairmont and Smyrna
  • Representatives Terry Hunt and Louise Mitchell, all of Lumberton
• District 3
  • Lumberton
  • Representatives Pearlean Revels, and Lesaundri Hunt of Lumberton
• District 4
  • Red Springs and Philadelphus
  • Representative Helen Locklear of Pembroke
• District 5
  • Oxendine and Prospect
  • Representatives Charles Bullard and Kernice Locklear, all of Maxton.
• District 6
  • Raft Swamp and North Pembroke
  • Representatives McDuffie Cummings and Larry Chavis , all of Pembroke
• District 7
  • South Pembroke and Union
  • Representatives Robert Chavis , Larry Cambell, and Terry Cambell, all of Pembroke
• District 8
  • Burnt Swamp
  • Representative Steve Sampson of Pembroke
• District 9
  • Saddletree
  • Representative James Taft Smith
• District 10
  • Shannon, Rennert, and South St. Pauls
  • Terry Collins
• District 11
  • Hoke County
  • Representative Linda Revels of Hoke County
• District 12
  • Scotland County, Maxton, and Alfordsville
  • Representatives Walter Lowery of Lauringburg and Danita Locklear , of Maxton
• District 13
  • Cumberland County, Parkton, Lumber Bridge, and North St. Pauls
  • Representative William Maiden of Fayetteville
• District 14
  • East Howellsville, Wisharts, and Britts
  • Homer Fields

For any additional Tribal Council information not listed on the website please contact Candice Collins, Housing Services Coordinator & Tribal Council Assistant Phone: 910.522.2191E-mail Candance Collins

The Three Branches of the Lumbee Government

Executive, Chairman/Chief

Legislative, Elected Council Representatives

Judicial, Appointed Court Justices

The Constitution of The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina

PREAMBLE, In accordance with the inherent power of self-governance of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina("Tribe"), the Tribe adopts this Constitution for the purposes of establishing a tribal government....

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