Dear Neighbor,
Thank you for visiting my website. It is a privilege to be your Councilmember and to serve District 6. I appreciate all the support and encouragement so far. Please use this website as a resource to learn more about your district and to stay updated on the latest news all across the City of San Jose. My goal is to actively engage and communicate with all residents in my community. District 6 staff members and I welcome your questions, comments or concerns anytime.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Best regards,
Councilmember Dev Davis
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Councilmember Dev Davis
Councilmember Dev Davis represents District 6 in the City of San Jose. District 6 includes Willow Glen, the Rose Garden, Santana Row, The Alameda, and many other great neighborhoods.
Item 3.3 on Council's agenda discusses the audit of Development Noticing.
The Council’s Public Outreach Policy establishes the baseline for public outreach on development activities, encouraging early communication between City staff, applicants, and the public.
You can read about the recommendations to enhance public outreach below.
The Council’s Public Outreach Policy establishes the baseline for public outreach on development activities, encouraging early communication between City staff, applicants, and the public.
You can read about the recommendations to enhance public outreach below.
City of San José - City Council
sanjose.legistar.com
Enjoy FREE rides on VTA bus and light rail on Thursday, April 25 for National Get on Board Day. VTA will join public transportation agencies across the country to participate in this celebration of public
Get on Board Day
Join us to highlight and spread the word on the many benefits public transportation (and VTA) provides to our communities.
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VTA is bringing BART into the heart of Santa Clara Valley. Come learn about the Phase II Extension! #svbx #ringthebay RSVP: ringthebay.eventbrite.com
City Council unanimously approved a letter to be sent to the CA Public Utilities Commission protesting the latest SJ Water Co rate increase request.
I am proud to have led the change with Councilmember Maya Esparza to increase funding for extremely low-income housing in San Jose. I hope other Bay Area cities will follow suit.
Extremely low-income families are those, in general, who make roughly $35,000 a year, or less than 30 percent of the area’s median income. Nearly 75 percent of these households spend more than half of their income on rent.
Extremely low-income families are those, in general, who make roughly $35,000 a year, or less than 30 percent of the area’s median income. Nearly 75 percent of these households spend more than half of their income on rent.
Editorial: California should follow SJ’s lead on affordable housing
Boosting funding to house city’s lowest-income residents is a model for the Bay Area and beyond
mercurynews.com