Tribal Business Council

The Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation (MHA Nation) is a sovereign tribal government dedicated to preserving our culture, traditions, and governance.

Our Mission: The Three Affiliated Tribes will provide to the tribe and people, maximum quality services, by being responsible, accountable, respectful, caring, and will incorporate the traditional values of our elders and ancestors.

Mark N. Fox

Tribal Chairman

Entered Office: 2014

Executive Office

The Executive Office manages and coordinates the day-to-day operations of the MHA Nation government, ensuring that the Chairman, Tribal Business Council, and committees have the support they need to serve tribal members effectively.

Whitney Bell

Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

Stella Berquist

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Lovell Overlie

PR/Special Events Coordinator

Segment Representatives / Council Members

Segments of the MHA Nation

Monica Mayer, M.D.

North Segment Councilwoman

Entered Office: 2016

Mervin Packineau

North East Segment Councilman
MHA Nation Treasurer

Entered Office: 2006

Sherry Turner-Lone Fight

West Segment Councilwoman

Entered Office: 2020

Robert White

Four Bears Segment Councilman

Entered Office: 2022

Cory Spotted Bear

South Segment Councilman
MHA Nation Vice-Chairman

Entered Office: 2014

Fred Fox

East Segment Councilman
MHA Nation Executive Secretary

Entered Office: 2012

Elections & Terms

The Election Ordinance of the Three Affiliated Tribes outlines the rules and procedures for Tribal elections, including voter eligibility, candidate eligibility, registration, polling places, absentee voting, election challenges, and certification of results.

Election Ordinance

The election ordinance is reviewed every two years, and updates are made based on decisions from tribal leadership.

Elections Results

Coming soon…

Filing a Complaint

Instructions for filing a complaint with the Ethics and Rules Committee.

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ETHICS AND RULES COMMITTEE

Form can be filled out, printed and then signed and notarized and turned in to the Ethics and Rules Committee Office