LUMBEE TRIBE OF NORTH CAROLINA TRIBAL COUNCIL

Honorable Council Member, Terry Hunt

Belief Statement:

Committees: Housing

Other Public or Appointed Positions:

Bio: Mr. Terry Hunt , Representative for District 2, resides in Fairmont, North Carolina is married to Joann Hunt (love of his life) for 36yrs and they have two wonderful children Travis Hunt 24 and Leanna Hunt 20. Terry Hunt began his career with Fairmont Police Department in 1979 as a patrolman and advanced through the ranks from master patrolman, sergeant and lieutenant. He made history in 1993 when he became the first Native American Chief of Police in the Town of Fairmont and served as Chief of Police until his retirement in 2001. However he is still active in law enforcement and continues to carry his law enforcement certification. Terry is active in New Bethel Holiness Methodist Church and serves as superintendent; he is also an active member on the board of directors for the Robeson County Rape Crisis Center. He is a member of Fairmont Rotary Club and volunteers in Robeson County Public School System.

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

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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....

*The free Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view and print the Lumbee Constitution, district map, and minutes.