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Kevin “KD” Dunn has officially launched his campaign for mayor of Pleasant Grove, aiming to make history as the city’s first Black mayor.
Dunn, a well-known community leader, was elected to the Pleasant Grove City Council in 2020 and has been a vocal advocate for residents. During his time as a council member, he has organized the Pleasant Grove Fall Festival, secured funding for city parks, increased transparency in government processes, hosted neighborhood cleanups, and developed programs to support the city’s youth.
Dunn’s background includes an 18-year career in law enforcement, demonstrating his commitment to public safety and community service. As an entrepreneur, he owns multiple small businesses that contribute to the local economy. Dunn also founded Ties 2 Success, a nonprofit dedicated to mentoring young men, highlighting his dedication to youth development.
Dunn holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of South Alabama and a Master of Public Administration from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. “His academic background equips him with a deep understanding of both human behavior and effective governance,” his campaign stated.
In addition to his professional and civic achievements, Dunn is a devoted family man, a husband, and a father of three, reflecting his commitment to the future of Pleasant Grove’s families.
“Running for mayor is not just about seeking a position; it’s about bringing positive change and representing all voices in our community,” Dunn said. “I am honored to have the opportunity to lead Pleasant Grove into a future that embraces diversity, fosters economic growth, and prioritizes the needs of every resident.”
Dunn’s campaign “promises a vision of unity, progress, and inclusivity, aiming to build a stronger, more vibrant Pleasant Grove for all its residents.”
