Running for ODS a STAN
Within 100 days of taking office, we will present a multi-year investment plan for Zbraslav. Each approved investment will get a deadline, a responsible person and a source of funding. We'll put an end to the situation where approved money is carried over year after year and projects become more expensive, and we'll say clearly where the municipal reserves will go.
We will negotiate an agreement with the company Kámen Zbraslav on cooperation and compensation for the burden that quarrying and freight transport bring. The compensation must bring concrete benefits to residents of the affected areas.
We'll take it where it hasn't got to yet – to community energy. Households, too, should benefit from the electricity generated on municipal roofs, not just the authority's budget. We'll publish the results of energy management every year.
I've lived in Zbraslav since the first grade of primary school. It was at Základní škola Vladislava Vančury that I learned to take an interest in what's going on around me and to contribute to other people's work. My diploma for finishing ninth grade was presented to me by the then mayor, who is today's 1st deputy mayor. Since then I've studied political science, got involved in the Zbraslav ODS and found a job as a PR consultant in the field of transport. But when I look at the make-up of the Zbraslav town hall, everything is the same as before. That's why, as the leader of the candidate list, I'm glad to lead a diverse team of people who have the courage to change things in Zbraslav.
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.
