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Schaerbeek,
full steam ahead!

Quentin van den Hove
Deputy mayor

+ or - 130.000

inhabitants

165

nationalities

Josaphatpark,

#1 park in Brussels

7th biggest
Belgian commune

My priorities for Schaerbeek

1

Education

We integrate Dutch-speaking schools in the neighborhood with extracurricular activities.
We attract more teachers.
A new Dutch-speaking municipal nursery (both Dutch-speaking and non-Dutch-speaking parents are requesting it).

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2

Entrepreneurship

Predictable tax pressure, no additional oppressive taxes, nor double taxation, both municipal and regional
cleanliness and safety in the neighborhood. This is important for attracting staff and customers
Suitable and motivated personnel: for dual learning, internships, permanent jobs with training, ...

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3

Urban renewal

She streets become "wheelchair-proof", what is suitable for wheelchairs is suitable for everyone
Bicycle paths and wide sidewalks where children can go to school by bike or on foot
Cafés with terraces, local shops, and more...

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4

Day-to-Day

Safety, mobility and the environment impact our day-to-day life. That is why it is important to streamline measures to guarantee a welcoming environment in Brussels.

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Quentin is deputy-mayor of civil status, population, international relations and honorary services in Schaerbeek. His political engagement began in 2006 when he took on the presidency of the local section of Open Vld in Schaerbeek. With a broad experience in the private sector as among others, vice-chairman of the Board of Directors of the Brussels public company Finance&Invest Brussels and a big heart for Schaerbeek, Quentin carries out the office as deputy mayor with full conviction.

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