Running for Chceme Plzeň
Climate change is no longer a problem of the distant future, and Plzeň has to prepare for its impacts today. I want more greenery and shade in the streets, better rainwater management and public space that doesn't needlessly overheat in summer. When planning the city, we have to think not only about what we need today, but also about what kind of Plzeň we'll want to live in in twenty or thirty years.
I want Plzeň to build on its reputation as an open and culturally self-confident city. Alongside the big institutions, the city should also create space for independent and alternative culture, young creators and new ideas. It's precisely a lively cultural scene that helps create a city where things happen and where people want not just to reside, but to really live.
I want Plzeň to be not just a transfer station for young people between school and a career in Prague or abroad, but a city where it makes sense to build a future. For that we need a much closer connection between the city and Západočeská univerzita, more opportunities for students and graduates, and an environment that supports their ideas, businesses and cultural activities. It must also include an open city hall that genuinely involves young people and other residents of Plzeň in decisions about the city.
I'm a Plzeň native who doesn't just want to live here, but also wants to build a future here. I work in marketing and I'm interested in how Plzeň is developing and what kind of city it will be in ten or twenty years. I'm running because I want a modern, self-confident and open Plzeň that can respond to climate change, supports a lively culture and gives young people a reason to stay. A city that isn't just a transfer station before a career in Prague or abroad, but a good place to live, work and start a family.
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.
