Dianna Berry, At Large/Chair

Dianna Berry is a dedicated public servant. She has a BS and J.D. from Oklahoma City University. She is the former Personnel Director for the City of Oklahoma City, having served in that capacity for over 20 years. She retired after a 35-year career with the City of Oklahoma City to utilize her law degree to continue serving others. She has been licensed to practice law for more than 25 years and is currently a public interest attorney who represents and advocates on behalf of low-income individuals, families, and seniors who have been denied publicly funded health insurance and long-term care coverage.

Dianna and her husband, M.T. Berry, are the proud parents of four children.

Greg Grimaud, Ward 1

Greg Grimaud is an entrepreneur, community leader, devoted husband of 36 years, and a strong man of faith. He and his wife Suzanne live in NW Oklahoma City, where they co-chair their neighborhood association's social committee.

Greg is a former Captain and pilot in the United States Air Force and continues to have a love for his country and a desire to see growth and health come to America and to his city. After departing the military, Greg began developing franchises in the automotive industry. He is the president of multiple automotive franchises and is grateful to work alongside amazing business partners, which allows Greg time also to pursue other passions of his heart as well.

Greg finds great satisfaction in mentoring others with the knowledge, experience and hope that he carries within. From running successful businesses, enjoying a thriving marriage, and launching his children well, Greg’s ability to lead is evident in the results. He and Suzanne mentor young adult leaders in their home twice a month.

Greg and his wife, Suzanne, are both graduates of SALLT (Salt and Light Leadership Training), in which the mission is to affect positive change in the communities in the city of Oklahoma City.

Greg can be found on any given day connecting with both friends and strangers in restaurants and coffee shops and all around the city.

Nicole Maldonado, Ward 2

Spending part of her childhood in Colombia, Nicole was raised by a single mother and grandmother, who taught her the value of strength from an early age. Nicole credits her educators for teaching her the importance of acceptance and belonging. The power of community was instilled in Nicole by influential women and leaders in Oklahoma, making her who she is today.

Nicole earned a college scholarship to play tennis at Southeastern Oklahoma State University in Durant, where she studied Political Science. As a community organizer, Nicole has worked in politics both on the campaign trail and at the state capitol with elected officials. Currently, Nicole serves Ward 2, was recently appointed to the Oklahoma City Community Public Safety Advisory Board and is a NextGen 30 under 30 recipient.

Kenny Liles, Ward 3

Kenny was born and raised in OKC and attended OKC public schools. He was one of the first enrolled students at (then) Oklahoma City Junior College in 1972. He graduated twice, earning Associate degrees in Corrections and in Sociology.

Kenny also graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma with a BA in Criminal Justice and from Southern Nazarene University with a Master's in Management.

He worked 12 years in the Oklahoma City jail as a Jailer and Senior Jailer, leaving that position for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, where he worked 20 years and retired in 2008.

Kenny is married to Donna, and together, they have five children, ten grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. They have been married for four years. He enjoys traveling, gardening and woodworking, making several pieces of heirloom furniture for his family.

Jason Brown, Ward 4

I am the youngest of four, and my father was an Air Force pilot. We moved around quite a bit but came to Oklahoma right before my sophomore year in high school, and I have called Oklahoma my home since that time. I graduated from Christian Heritage Academy In 1993 and had no plans to attend college. I worked briefly at a gas station and then hung sheetrock for two years. I became interested in firefighting and was hired at the Norman Fire Department in March 1996. During this time, I had also been working on my Paramedic degree and was hired at Norman Regional Hospital as a paramedic in September 1997, working full-time as a firefighter and part-time as a paramedic. My paramedic studies sparked an interest in medicine, and I completed my undergraduate degree in Microbiology at the University of Oklahoma. In August 2009, I was accepted into medical school and left the fire department. I completed my medical degree in 2013. After medical school, I completed a residency in Surgery at Marshall University in West Virginia and a fellowship in Surgical Critical Care at the University of Hawaii. Following this, I accepted a position at Integris Medical Group and currently practice in Yukon as a surgeon, along with monthly duties in the Neuro ICU at Baptist Hospital.

I married my wife, Rebecca, in 2003, and we have five children. She teaches high school Physics and Chemistry. We enjoy outdoor life and keeping up with our kids in their school activities. We attend church at Grace Place in southeast Oklahoma City.

Christopher Foshee, Ward 5

Chris Foshee is an attorney at Cain Law Office in South Oklahoma City. Previously, he was a dedicated public school teacher and coach in the Western Heights and Moore School districts. Chris grew up in South Oklahoma City, graduating from Westmoore High School. After high school, Chris attended The University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma City University School of Law. Chris is also a long-standing member of the South Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, where he previously served as an emissary and is now serving on the board. On any given Friday night during football season, you can find Chris in a press box broadcasting play-by-play on the Franchise radio station for his alma mater, Westmoore High School, as “The Voice of the Jaguars.” Outside work, he enjoys family time with his wife, Abby, and their two sons, often found at Little League games.

Richard Sturt, Ward 6

Richard Sturt (he/him) was raised in Kentucky and has lived in Oklahoma for the last 10 years. He is the former co-owner and former Director of Operations for Stonewall Security, an OKC-based security, consultation, executive protection, and private investigation firm. Richard holds a degree in Fire Rescue Science and certificates in crisis intervention and de-escalation. He has been an outspoken advocate and activist for community mutual aid, harm reduction, and access to mental health resources.

William Teater, Ward 8

William Teater, a graduate of Columbia College, has been a resident of Oklahoma City for 30 years. He was a police officer for 11 years in Great Bend, Kansas, and Lakewood, Colorado. Following 25 years of service, he retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and founded a private investigative agency based in Oklahoma City.