Matěj Mádr

Matěj Mádr

20 years oldPřerovSvobodní

Running for Motoristé sobě + Svobodní

Main topics

01

safety

We'll professionalise the Přerov municipal police and thoroughly evaluate how it currently works. We'll improve the quality of training and equipment and increase the municipal police's staffing. Officers must be visible above all on the streets, not just in offices or cars. We'll add more foot patrols at the station, in the centre, at Galerie Přerov, at the swimming pool and in other problem areas, based on current data.

02

housing

We'll prepare specific sites for new housing. We'll focus in particular on the development areas in Lánce near Meopta, behind Durychova Street and Lančíkových Street, Pod Hvězdárnou, in Kozlovice and on other land earmarked for residential construction. We'll actively look for developers and investors to transform neglected buildings and plots.

03

jobs and business

We'll use the motorway connection to bring in new companies and jobs. We'll actively offer land designated for manufacturing, logistics, retail and services near the D1 and D55, the strategic industrial zone and other development areas. We'll support the creation of new housing, shops, restaurants, services, offices and public spaces.

A few words about me

My name is Matěj Mádr and I'm a member of the Svobodní party and of its youth organisation Mladí Svobodní. I study at Gymnázium Jakuba Škody in Přerov.

I went into politics because I want my views to be represented, and nobody will do that better than I will myself.

I want to be proof that young people also come together in parties other than just Piráti, STAN and the SPOLU coalition parties.

I'm a proud conservative and Moravist. The future of our country matters to me. I want a fair administrative division!

The candidate's texts have been machine-translated from Czech.

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