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June 7 2022
The motto of the 2006 Kyne campaign was, "We are on the right road, going the wrong direction." We are still on the right road, vote Kyne in 2022 to reverse the homeless pandemic
NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENTThe Strong Neighborhoods Initiative (SNI) is a partnership between the City of San José, the Redevelopment Agency (RDA) and San José’s residents and business owners to strengthen the city’s neighborhoods by building clean, safe and strong neighborhoods with independent, capable, and sustainable neighborhood organizations. The Redevelopment Agency is closed down. And the oversight committee is disolved. A major component of the plan is gone and the parks and other community facilities are falling into a deep state of disrepair.
The SJRA was a government agency created in 1956 to improve the quality of life by creating jobs, affordable housing, neighborhood cohesion, and better public facilities.
With the San José City Council serving as its governing body, the Redevelopment Agency partnered with businesses and community organizations to revitalize San José’s economy. The SJRA was one of the largest tax increment producing redevelopment agencies in California. It was active in twenty-one project areas which together represented approximately sixteen percent of the city's area and providing approximately thirty-three percent of the city’s jobs.
With the San José City Council serving as its governing body, the Redevelopment Agency partnered with businesses and community organizations to revitalize San José’s economy. The SJRA was one of the largest tax increment producing redevelopment agencies in California. It was active in twenty-one project areas which together represented approximately sixteen percent of the city's area and providing approximately thirty-three percent of the city’s jobs.
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Dean's scholar.
Member of Phi Sigma Alpha; the National Political Science Honor Society
Cum laude graduate of San Jose State's Political Science program under the direction of State and Local Politics expert Terry Christensen.
mentored, influenced & encouraged to pursue a life of politicized participation by
Hon. Dr. Roy Young
Prof. Emeritus; SJSU
San Jose Ethics Board
Elena Dorabji (1946-2018)
SJSU/De Anza
Political Science Lecturer
Pat Andrews
West Valley College
Political Science Instructor and Faculty Emeritus
Sharyl Cross SJSU
Critical Relations
Kenneth Peter SJSU
Political Theory
Ken Nuger SJSU
Public Administration
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A Downtown for All: Dennis believes that community centers in San José deserve to be funded well before the salaries of elected officials are negotiated. “Don’t our children deserve a place to play in peace, free from toxins, violence and fear of hunger?” Dennis asks. “As the tenth largest city in America, we have an obligation to do the best we can for others.”
Key EndorsementsEddie Gale -
SJ Ambassador of Jazz Ken Colson
Professor - West Valley David Bonasera -
"Environmental Concerns"
Candidate Dennis Kyne says it all begins with solving the homeless problem, and that the criminal activity taking over Santa Clara Street stems from the fact that the criminals are deliberately blending in with the homeless population..... they're using the homeless people as a shield," he says. "If we can take care of some of the [homeless population] and clear it out of our vision, then we'll really be able to identify those pimps that are marching around down there. Some of those pimps are professionals at blending in."
Meet Dennis Kyne
With 15 years in the Army, a degree cum laude from SJSU and a professional Insurance career, that included New York Life and AAA, Dennis is ready to demonstrate his leadership. Vote Kyne in 2022, for a candidate who already has a solution.
SGT Dennis Joseph Kyne, Jr
Decorated Desert Storm Veteran
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Mardi Gras Debate Tournament 1994. Southern U. Lousisiana. Theresa Pollard & Dennis win it
Putting SJSU in the top 50 for the first time in history
August Benefits. Japantown. 2008 Now Orange Crush Studios.
August Benefits
CEO Todd Bellistri