P.O. Box 398
Park Hill, OK 74451

Lisa Hall is a proud citizen of the Cherokee Nation, lifelong resident of the Burnt Cabin community in Park Hill, and a dedicated public servant whose life has been defined by service to others. For more than 40 years, she has worked to strengthen the lives of Cherokee citizens through tribal government, federal service, education, and community leadership.

Beginning her career at age 16 through the Cherokee Nation Summer Youth Program, Lisa went on to serve in numerous roles supporting Cherokee families, housing, land services, and child welfare. She later retired after 20 years with the U.S. Department of the Interior, where she helped manage trust assets and resources benefiting Native communities nationwide.

Today, Lisa serves as the Cherokee Nation Tribal Councilor for District 3, advocating for housing, healthcare, education, veterans, elders, youth, and the preservation of Cherokee culture and sovereignty. Guided by the Cherokee value of Gadugi, working together for the good of the community, she remains deeply committed to serving others.

Married to her husband, Clif, for 38 years, Lisa is a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother whose legacy is rooted in faith, compassion, and community. Her lifelong dedication to public service continues to make a lasting impact on Cherokee citizens and future generations.