Świdnica County

Świdnik County, established in 1999 as part of Poland's administrative reform, is located in the Lublin Voivodeship, with the city of Świdnik serving as its seat. The county comprises urban, urban-rural, and rural municipalities, with Świdnik and Piaski as the main urban centers. From a demographic perspective, the county is significant, with a population of 71,739 as of June 2020. Economically, in recent years, it has recorded an unemployment rate of 8.4%, posing a challenge to the local labor market. Świdnik County has its historical specificities, such as the decision to incorporate the municipality of Fajsławice into the county, which was made after consultations with local authorities and residents, highlighting the importance of local governance and community involvement. Since its establishment, the county has had several starosts, with Łukasz Reszka holding the position since 2018. It is worth noting that the county borders Lublin, as well as Lublin, Krasnystaw, Łęczna, and Chełm counties, underscoring its strategic location in the region. The architectural and cultural assets of the county are represented by sites in Świdnik and other municipalities, many of which have historical roots and reflect local traditions and community life.