In a recent political shift in Paide, Estonia, Aivar Tubli has been appointed as the new mayor after the resignation of Kaido Ivask. Ivask, representing Isamaa party, is stepping down to take the position of head of the road service in Tartu. His departure was unexpected, not only for the locals but also for his party members, given his established role and contributions to the city governance.

Under Ivask’s administration, the city's budget remains solid with provisions even for investments, leaving a favorable financial situation for the incoming mayor. Aivar Tubli, who comes with experience as the chairman of the city council, joined the Isamaa party just last week, marking a significant transition in both his career and the political landscape of Paide. His new role will involve not only leading the city but will also include an additional position of deputy mayor being created alongside him to support the city’s administration.

This change in leadership signifies an important moment for Paide, as it navigates new political directions and seeks to continue development under Tubli's leadership. The establishment of new positions within the mayor's office indicates an attempt to strengthen governance and management of municipal affairs at a crucial time of transition. As Tubli steps into his role, stakeholders will be watching closely to see how he addresses the challenges ahead and steers the city's future growth.