Running for KDU-ČSL
I want young people to have a reason to stay in Třešť — or to come back here after their studies. Housing alone isn't enough for that. We need good sports facilities, facilities for clubs and associations, culture, services, and conditions for doing business and for creating interesting job opportunities.
One of the big challenges of the coming years will be the renovation of ZŠ Třešť. It's not just about repairing the building. It's an opportunity to create a 21st-century school — with good facilities for pupils and teachers, modern technology and an environment that's good to learn and work in.
I think it's important that people can live with dignity at home, in their familiar environment, for as long as possible. That's why I want to support the further development of home care services and home health care, their sufficient capacity, and cooperation with other organisations that help seniors, people with disabilities and their families in our region.
I'm twenty and I study cartography and history at Masarykova univerzita in Brno. I grew up in Třešť and have spent my whole life so far here. It's my town — and I care what it will look like in five, ten or twenty years. I'm actively involved in running a youth organisation, and as an assistant to an MP I get to know public administration and the people who are trying to change something in their surroundings for the better. That's also why I decided to run for the Třešť council. I don't want to promise that at twenty I have the answer to everything. But I want to bring the perspective of the young generation, a willingness to work, and to help make Třešť a good place to live for people of all generations.
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.
