A Call for Unity and Renewed Sovereignty
Now is the time for unity, healing, and renewed strength. Our sovereignty and integrity are preserved only when our people stand together against corruption and outside interference. The Thlopthlocco Tribal Town remains a sovereign nation, governed by its Constitution and the will of its members.
As the newly elected government begins its term.
The members are as follows: Mekko Brent Smith, First Warrior; Tim Cheek, Second Warrior; Cole Trickey, Treasurer; Leyahna Hicks, David Haney Advisor; Tawnya Boyles Advisor; Tim Wolfe Advisor; McCoy Joslin Advisor
Thlopthlocco, (thlop-thlock' -oh)
THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN
Thlopthlocco Tribal Town was formed near the end of the eighteenth century and was an upper creek town of the Old Creek Confederacy that was situated in Alabama and Georgia in historical times. The Thlopthlocco Tribal town was one of the Forty-Four (44) or more Creek Tribal towns that were forced to move to Indian territory after the infamous removal treaty of March 24, 1832, also known as the Trail of Tears.
