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Norman native and local CPA Bree Montoya is your Norman City Council Member in Ward 3.

Bree was born and raised in Norman. Her mother, Pam Warren, co-owned a store in Sooner Fashion Mall. Her dad, Jack Warren, was a patrolman for the Norman Police Department and insurance counselor.

"Dad pulled three people from a fire downtown on Main Street in 1972. He died the day before my 7th birthday, but I've worked to build upon his legacy of professionalism, respect for others, and service to our neighbors. I believe these are the values we need on our City Council, not partisan politics."

Montoya's platform includes fiscal transparency, forward thinking economic development, public transit, and flood and pollution prevention. 

"I'm proud to help steer City government toward data-driven solutions and away from  the partisanship and name-calling of the past. I've worked to ensure that fiscal decisions are receiving the proper analysis and transparency that taxpayers deserve. Retail shops are growing, bridge infrastructure has improved, and we continue to push development toward more sustainable models and away from last-century cookie cutter expansion. We've made many positive changes, but there is still work to be done." 

Bree Montoya is the director of the business valuation and litigation support department at Gray, Blodgett & Company, PLLC, with more than 16 years of accounting experience. She holds a Bachelors of Accountancy and Bachelor of Business Administration degrees from OU and an Associate’s degree from Rose State in Legal Assistance. She is a licensed Certified Public Accountant in Oklahoma, Accredited in Business Valuation by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (ABV-AICPA) and is a Certified Valuation Analyst. She currently serves on the ABV-AICPA Credentialing Committee and is a former President of the Norman Chapter of the Oklahoma Society of CPAs.

As a volunteer, Bree formerly served on the Norman Forward Citizens Financial Oversight Board. She's previously served Norman Music Festival as chair and treasurer, Norman Arts Council, Jazz in June, and is a graduate of the Norman Police Department's Citizens Police Academy. Recreationally, Bree is a crossfit enthusiast, enjoys walks through Ward 3 with her daughter and her dog, and is part of a book club that sponsors a tiny home in McKown Village.  

"When my dad served our community, he treated everyone with respect. Regardless of party or background, my focus is to listen and show professionalism to every resident. I continue to do the work, analyze our City budget, and serve Ward 3 with dignity and humility."