Overview, roles and responsibilities
The Chief and Council are elected officials who serve a three year term. Alexander First Nation’s elections are governed by its own Band Custom Election Law. Chief and Council are directly accountable to the band membership for the success of the Alexander First Nations in carrying out the mission and vision and for the conduct of its affairs. They must do so by meeting their legal and ethical obligations when carrying out their duties.
They act as a policy governing board; their authority is derived from the federal laws and regulations governing First Nations, the written bylaws of the Alexander First Nations and established policies and procedures. The Chief and Council provide overall leadership and direction to the Alexander First Nation.
The mandate is to govern the operations, setting direction and overseeing the activities of the administration to ensure the programs and services are delivered to the band membership in a fair, equitable and efficient manner. Each Leader is accountable, individually and collectively, to the members of the Alexander First Nation
This leadership is committed to building a stronger community, which means we are taking a new approach.
The Alexander First Nation mission is to provide physical, emotional and mental well being for every member of the community through the provision of quality health, social, cultural, economic employment training and education programs and opportunities.
2011-2014
Chief Herb Arcand
Councillor Armand Arcand
Councillor Marty Arcand
Councillor Curtis Arcand
Councillor Marcel Arcand
Councillor Bernard Paul
Councillor Kurt Burnstick




