Three groupings have concluded a coalition agreement in Frýdlant; the current deputy mayor Jiří Stodůlka is to become mayor.

Pictured: Frýdlant (illustrative photo)
Pictured: Frýdlant (illustrative photo)Photo: Jan Polák, 2018 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Representatives of the groupings Frýdlant pro všechny, Místní a SLK and Nezávislí pro Frýdlant concluded a coalition agreement on the evening of 14 October 2026. The mayor of Frýdlant is to be the current deputy mayor Jiří Stodůlka, and the deputy mayor Martin Roušal, both of Frýdlant pro všechny. The coalition holds 12 votes in the 21-member council.[1][2]

Election result

The 2026 municipal elections were won by the new grouping Frýdlant pro všechny with eight seats and 32.19 percent of the vote. ANO won four seats, Místní a SLK and ODS three each, Frýdlant sobě two and Nezávislí pro Frýdlant one. Turnout was 46.03 percent. ODS, which has led the town so far, is to move into opposition, where ANO and Frýdlant sobě will also remain. The current mayor Dan Ramzer is stepping down after twenty years.[1][2]

Next steps

Stodůlka said that the groupings had committed to finish and sign the pre-prepared coalition agreement within 60 days. The members of the town board are to be Stodůlka, Roušal and Jan Kizyma for Frýdlant pro všechny, Šárka Pokorná, Jan Hlávka and Jakub Altšmíd for Místní a SLK, and Kamil Socha for Nezávislí pro Frýdlant. The inaugural council meeting is to be held on 4 November 2026.[1][2]

Chronology

  • — After the 2026 municipal elections, Jiří Stodůlka, the outgoing deputy mayor from the winning Frýdlant pro všechny group, is set to become mayor of Frýdlant in the Liberec Region; three groupings signed a coalition agreement and hold 12 votes in the 21-member council, and the inaugural meeting is scheduled for 4 November. Liberecká Drbna Novinky.cz

Sources

  1. Liberecká Drbna — 15 October 2026
  2. Novinky.cz — 15 October 2026