Council
Teddy Manywounds
Teddy Manywounds serves as the Chairman of the FNPGC and is a respected leader from the Tsuut’ina First Nation, proudly representing Treaty 7. As a 2-spirit member and Director for Justice and Public Safety with the G4 Stoney Nakoda Tsuut’ina Tribal Council, he is dedicated to shaping culturally resonant and sustainable police governance
Teddy Manywounds serves as the Chairman of the FNPGC and is a respected leader from the Tsuut’ina First Nation, proudly representing Treaty 7. As a 2-spirit member and Director for Justice and Public Safety with the G4 Stoney Nakoda Tsuut’ina Tribal Council, he is dedicated to shaping culturally resonant and sustainable police governance practices that honor Treaty rights and empower First Nations communities.
Committee
Shirley Greyeyes
Shirley Greyeyes
Shirley Greyeyes
Shirley Greyeyes is a respected community leader whose deep understanding of cultural practices enriches the FNPGC’s mission. Her work focuses on integrating traditional values with modern governance, empowering communities and fostering transparent, effective policing that respects the heritage and rights of First Nations peoples.
Micayla Hayes
Shirley Greyeyes
Shirley Greyeyes
Micayla Hayes is a passionate advocate for community engagement and policy development within the FNPGC. She leverages her expertise to help bridge the gap between modern policing practices and the unique needs of First Nations communities, ensuring that transparency and cultural integrity remain at the forefront.
Tyler Oka
Stephen Reid
Stephen Reid
Tyler Oka is a dedicated governance and community engagement professional focused on building transparent, resilient systems that serve people first. Tyler specializes in stakeholder relations, policy coordination, and program delivery to strengthen local leadership and community trust.
Stephen Reid
Stephen Reid
Stephen Reid
Stephen Reid brings a wealth of experience in governance and law enforcement to the council. Known for his pragmatic approach, he is dedicated to developing robust accountability frameworks that uphold Treaty rights and support sustainable, culturally resonant public safety measures.
Register Now!
Register now for the First Nations Police Governance Conference and hear some amazing panels and speakers, including the opening address from Head Chief of the Tsuut’ina Nation Ellery Starlight, Chief of Tosguna Tsuutina Police Services Keith Blake, and the Honourable Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services of Alberta Mike Ellis.
Please call the Grey Eagle hotel before February 1, 2026, for preferred room rates. This conference is open to all public safety professionals, police governance professionals, and those who wish to learn more from First Nations police governance professionals