Running for TOP 09
I want Úvaly to be not just a place where we sleep, but a town where people of all generations meet and create something together. I'll build on the Virtual University of the Third Age and the Digital Academy for Seniors, open up municipal spaces to associations, and I want more activities for teenagers. The point is to connect young people, families and seniors and to prevent loneliness.
My experience from leading the town and from chairing the audit committee has taught me that the budget has to rest on real needs, not on appealing promises or the passing whims of a few people. For every investment, you need to know not only the purchase price but also the future operating costs and the real benefit to the town.
It should be possible to sort out everyday matters online, quickly and without unnecessary paperwork. I want to develop the Portál občana, the town app, online payments and the option to track how submissions and fault reports are being handled. AI should be a helper, and under human oversight it can speed up finding information, sorting suggestions and routine administration, but it should never make decisions on its own.
I'm a manager, a karateka and a proud local of Úvaly. I work at Univerzita Karlova, where I focus on developing services for students and graduates, career counselling and volunteering. I have experience from leading the town as well as from other levels of politics. I want Úvaly to be a modern, safe and open town that gives young people a reason to stay and actively shape their surroundings.
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.
