Michael G. DenDekker (born July 11, 1961)[1] is an American politician and former assemblyman for the state of New York's 34th district, which included the neighborhoods of Woodside, Jackson Heights, and East Elmhurst, all in the Borough and County of Queens.

He retired from the Sanitation Department and his assignment at OEM in 2006, after which he was a facilities manager for the New York City Council.

After longtime Assemblyman Ivan Lafayette decided not to run for reelection, DenDekker ran for the seat.

[5][6] DenDekker attracted public attention with two bills he proposed in February 2011 that would have required all bicycles in New York to be registered, inspected, and given license plates for a mandatory US $25 fee.

After significant objections from his colleagues, constituents and local clerks, DenDekker withdrew the bill.