Body Overview
- Government Level: County
- Jurisdiction: Barnstable County
- Status: Current
- Authorized Seats: 15
- Current Vacancies: 0
Current Members
| Seat | Member | Selection | Service | Party | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barnstable | Frank Frederickson | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Bourne | Arthur Wayne Sampson | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Brewster | Karl P. Fryzel | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Chatham | Michael King | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Dennis | John Walter Ohman | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Eastham | John Terence Gallagher | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Falmouth | Daniel A. Gessen | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Harwich | Elizabeth R. Harder | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Mashpee | A. Gregory McKelvey | Appointed to Elective Office | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Orleans | Jon R. Fuller | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Provincetown | Brian O'Malley | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Sandwich | James J. Killion | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Truro | Sallie A. Tighe | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Wellfleet | Lilli-Ann Green | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
| Yarmouth | Susan L. Warner | Elected | Not Verified | Nonpartisan | — |
Official Resources
Sources and Verification
Last Verified: September 30, 2026
- Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates Official Roster — Official Government (Checked September 30, 2026)
- Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates Government Structure — Official Government (Checked September 30, 2026)
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