Running for ODS
I have a dream - to help my town so that young people enjoy coming back to it and want to stay where they're at home - in Ostrov. I want to give young people a reason to stay in their town, which they can improve and develop. I want to show the young generation that it can change things around it and help change its surroundings for the better.
Sound financial management is the foundation of a well-functioning town that young people want to come back to. I'll focus on making the council's work more efficient, scrutinising public contracts and untying the hands of entrepreneurs. The town must be run by someone who respects public finances, is transparent and open.
Sport should above all be about joy and relaxation. I want that to be the case both for residents and for the management of sports clubs in the town. Self-fulfilment through sport plays an important role in a person's life. Good accessibility and a variety of modern sports facilities are key. That's why we need to ensure financial support such that sport is above all about active relaxation, not unnecessary stress.
My name is Štěpán Řeřicha, I'm 21 and I study economics and management at Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze. I spend a lot of time in Ostrov and I like coming back here often. I'm running because I want to take an active part in public life, not just watch idly from a distance. I'd like other people to enjoy coming back to our town too. In my opinion, cooperation across generations, sound and efficient management and good care of public space will help with that. These are the paths that will move our town forward.
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.
