Martin Valovič is the current mayor of the Prague 10 district.[1] After the 2026 municipal elections, according to Pražský deník and Pražský patriot, a coalition was agreed by the winning ODS, an association of mayors, Vlasty and the lidovci, and Praha 10 sobě together with the Greens.[2][3] The parties signed a coalition memorandum on 14 October 2026; the new coalition is to hold 24 seats in the 45-member council, while the winning grouping Společně pro Prahu 10 won ten seats.[4] Blesk.cz reported that Valovič is to continue as mayor for another four years.[1] The district approved the sale of the former town hall in Vršovická Street and of the Kulturní dům Eden to the company EPRE Vršovická for CZK 1.117 billion; the proceeds are to serve mainly to acquire a new town hall building.[5] According to e15, Prague 10 plans investments of CZK 580 million for 2026, of which CZK 284 million goes to education.[5] Valovič said that the parties are now continuing to prepare the coalition agreement.[4]
Chronology
- — On 14 October 2026, the groupings Společně pro Prahu 10, STAN, Vlasty a lidovců and Praha 10 sobě se Zelenými signed a memorandum on a new coalition in Prague 10, which is to hold 24 of the 45 seats on the council; Martin Valovič is to remain mayor. Pražský deník
Sources
- Blesk.cz — 15 October 2026
- Pražský deník — 15 October 2026
- Pražský patriot — 15 October 2026
- Pražský deník — 15 October 2026
- E15 — 2 October 2026