About Curtis Schomer
Husband. Father. Community Leader. Proven Results.
Curtis Schomer is a husband, father of three boys, community leader, and State Representative who believes public service should be about one thing: delivering results for the people you serve.
Curtis has spent his life working hard, raising his family, and serving the community he calls home. His background as a blue-collar worker and union leader taught him the value of showing up, listening, solving problems, and standing with working families.
That same approach guides his service in the Montana Legislature.
In his first legislative session, Curtis passed 16 bills, building relationships and working across the aisle to move practical ideas forward. His record reflects a focus on getting things accomplished rather than getting caught up in political division.
Curtis has worked to strengthen career and technical education, expand workforce and apprenticeship opportunities, support public safety, improve affordability, and address the everyday challenges facing Montana families.
But his leadership did not begin in Helena.
Curtis has spent years serving in leadership roles throughout the Billings community. His work in safety and emergency management has brought him together with law enforcement, first responders, healthcare professionals, businesses, labor organizations, and community leaders to solve problems and keep people safe.
He also spent nearly 20 years working in Montana mining and more than a decade in union leadership. That experience shaped his belief that strong communities are built by people who work hard, take care of one another, and are willing to sit down together to find solutions.
Most importantly, Curtis is a husband and proud father of three boys. Raising his family in Billings keeps him grounded in the same concerns families across House District 48 face every day: the cost of living, safe neighborhoods, good schools, strong job opportunities, and whether the next generation will be able to build a future right here in Montana.
Curtis believes leadership means listening first, working hard, bringing people together, and following through.
He has built a record as a proven community leader who delivers results — and he is ready to keep working for Billings.
Listen. Work Hard. Bring People Together. Deliver Results.






