Lynne Kennedy for Mayor
Protecting Rancho. Planning Responsibly. Leading Forward.
Lynne Kennedy believes strong communities are built through trusted leadership, community engagement, and responsible decision-making that protects the quality of life Rancho families value most.
12+ Years on City Council • Community Leader • Rancho Resident Since 1980
PROVEN LEADERSHIP
Experience That Protects Rancho
Leadership is more than experience alone. It is relationships, trust, and the ability to deliver results.
For over 12 years on City Council, Lynne Kennedy has worked alongside local, regional, and state leaders to help keep Rancho Cucamonga safe, financially responsible, and positioned for long-term success.
Her experience is not about titles. It is about protecting the community residents call home.
12+
Years on City Council
40+
Years in Rancho Cucamonga
100%
Public Safety & Smart Growth
ROOTED IN RANCHO
Why Rancho Became Home
Lynne Kennedy grew up nearby and watched firsthand what happens when cities lose direction, relationships, and long-term leadership.
When Rancho Cucamonga incorporated and began building a new vision for the future, she saw something different: a community grounded in safety, strong neighborhoods, and opportunity.
More than 40 years later, Rancho is still home and protecting what makes it special remains personal.
Rooted Since 1980
Lynne chose Rancho because she believed in its future and the values it represented. For more than four decades, she has lived, worked, and served in the community she proudly calls home.
Built on Relationships
Strong cities are built through collaboration, trust, and leadership that works with people, not against them. Lynne’s relationships across local government, education, and public safety help deliver results for Rancho.
Protecting What Matters
Safe neighborhoods, strong schools, local businesses, and quality of life do not happen by accident. Lynne believes protecting Rancho requires leadership that listens, plans responsibly, and stays connected to the community.
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
Leadership
That Listens
Residents should not have to search for answers after decisions are made.
Lynne believes leadership means staying visible, communicating openly, and creating opportunities for meaningful public engagement.
Through community updates, neighborhood conversations, and direct communication, her goal is simple: keep residents informed, involved, and heard.
Kennedy’s Corner
Regular community conversations focused on issues impacting Rancho residents and neighborhoods.
Kennedy 411
Clear updates explaining city projects, infrastructure improvements, and community priorities.
Accessible Leadership
Open communication and ongoing dialogue that keeps City Hall connected to the people it serves.
A RECORD OF SERVICE
Leadership That Gets Results
12+ Years on City Council • Rancho Resident Since 1980 • Community Advocate
PRIORITIES FOR RANCHO
Focused on What Matters Most
Public Safety
Supporting law enforcement, firefighters, and emergency response systems to keep Rancho among the safest communities in California.
Fiscal Responsibility
Protecting taxpayer dollars and maintaining strong financial stewardship without unnecessary tax burdens.
Responsible Planning
Supporting thoughtful development and infrastructure improvements with transparency, community input, and long-term planning.
Community Engagement
Ensuring residents stay informed, involved, and connected to the decisions shaping Rancho’s future.
ENDORSEMENTS
Trusted by Our Community
Public safety leaders, educators, elected officials, and community organizations recognize Lynne Kennedy’s record of leadership and commitment to Rancho Cucamonga.
Sheriff’s Employee’s Benefit Association (SEBA)
Rancho Cucamonga Firefighters Association (RCFA- L2274)
San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools Ted Alejandre
San Bernardino County Supervisor, retired, Janice Rutherford
San Bernardino County Supervisor Second District, Jesse Armendarez
San Bernardino County Supervisor Third District, Dawn Rowe
San Bernardino County Supervisor Fifth District, Joe Baca, Jr.
Rancho Cucamonga Mayor L. Dennis Michael
Rancho Cucamonga City Councilmember Ryan Hutchison
Rancho Cucamonga City Councilmember Kristine Scott
Rancho Cucamonga City Councilmember, Ashley Stickler
Inland Empire Utilities Agency Water Board Director, Michael Camacho
Cucamonga Valley Water District Board President, Jim Curatelo
Cucamonga Valley Water District, Kevin Kinley
Cucamonga Valley Water District, Randall Reed
Alta Loma School District Board of Trustees President, Eric Chung
Alta Loma School District Board of Trustees Vice President, Dr. Malinda Hurley
Alta Loma School District Board of Trustees, Rebecca Davies
Alta Loma School District Board of Trustees Member, Jessica Martinez
Alta Loma School District Board of Trustees Member Brad Buller
Chaffey College President Henry Shannon
Chaffey College Board of Trustees Vice President, Gary Ovitt
Chaffey College Governing Board Clerk,, Lee McDougal
Chaffey College Governing Board Member, Andrea Dutton
Chaffey Joint Union High School District Superintendent, Dr. Mat Holton
Chaffey Joint Union High School District Board President, Cary Wilborn
Chaffey Joint Union High School District Board Vice President, Gil Zendejas
Chaffey Joint Union High School District Board Clerk, Sue Ovitt
Chaffey Joint Union High School District Board of Trustees Member, Art Bustamonte
Chaffey Joint Union High School District Board of Trustees Member, Dr. Don English
Cucamonga School District Superintendent, Dr. Michael Chaix
Cucamonga School District Board Member, Talia Maynor
Cucamonga School District Board Member, Roxanne M. Ramirez
Central School District Board President, Stacy Henry
Etiwanda School Board Member, Fermin Jaramillo
Mayor, City of Fontana, Acquanetta Warren
Mayor, City of Rialto, Congressman Joe Baca
San Bernardino County District Attorney Jason Anderson Cucamonga
WHY RANCHO
What Makes Rancho Feel Like Home
Rancho is more than a city.
It is neighborhood parks, family events, local businesses, and communities where people know their neighbors and feel safe raising their families. For Lynne Kennedy, protecting Rancho means preserving the values, connections, and quality of life that make this city unlike anywhere else.
HELP SHAPE THE FUTURE OF YOUR COMMUNITY
Join the Movement to Protect Rancho’s Future
Rancho’s future depends on strong leadership and residents who care about protecting the quality of life that makes our city special.
Together, we can keep Rancho safe, strong, and true to the values we love. Join us in protecting the city we’re proud to call home.
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