Running for PRO Lovosice
Citizens should have easy access to what's currently happening in the town, what the town is working on and what decisions are being prepared. Information should be available in good time and in a way that everyone can easily understand. It's also important to keep supporting the participatory budget and so give citizens the chance to directly influence what the town invests in.
I want to focus on improving transport safety and, on the basis of expert studies, propose changes that will separate pedestrians, cyclists and cars as well as possible. At the same time, these changes need to respect the already insufficient number of parking spaces and not reduce it further unnecessarily. Our public transport has great potential, but expanding it further must match what the town budget can afford, so that it can stay free for citizens.
I want to continue the digitalisation of the town, for example by expanding the town's app. It should be a place where citizens can easily find important information about what's happening in the town, report issues and gradually also handle more and more everyday matters with the town office. The aim is to save time for citizens and office staff and to make mutual communication simpler. Handling things electronically shouldn't replace personal contact, though, but complement it and offer citizens another way to deal with their matters conveniently.
As you've surely already read, I'm Jiří Gramblička and I'm running for the Lovosice town council as an independent candidate for the PRO Lovosice association. Apart from that, I co-founded Mladí PRO Lovosice. The voice of all generations should be heard on the council, and I want to be the one who represents the voice of young people. My wish is for Lovosice to have ambitious leadership that creates a town where people not only stay, but which also becomes attractive to people from the surrounding area.
The candidate's texts have been machine-translated from Czech.
The municipal elections are on 9 and 10 October 2026. You vote where you have your permanent residence.
