Sławno County

Sławieński County, located in northwestern Poland within the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, was established in 1999 and has its capital in Sławno. The county includes urban municipalities such as Darłowo and Sławno, as well as rural municipalities including Postomino and Malechowo. The county is characterized by its attractive location on the Słowińskie Coast and the Słupsk Plain, offering beautiful coastal views and access to beaches. In terms of architecture, it features the historic buildings of Sławno and the fishing port in Darłowo, which is a key element of the region's economy. The culture of the county is strongly tied to fishing and tourism traditions, especially during the summer season when towns like Darłowo attract many tourists visiting the bathing resorts. The history of the county is rich, built on fishing and agricultural traditions that have endured for centuries. An interesting fact is that Sławieński County is the production site of Rusinowo honeys and also has a registered ship repair yard. In terms of transportation, the county has a network of railways and national and regional roads, ensuring efficient access to the region. Demographically, according to 2020 data, the county is inhabited by approximately 56,010 people, with a diverse population composition. The county also has traditions in the field of safety, with units of the Volunteer Fire Department and the State Fire Service operating within its territory. The county authorities, based in Sławno, focus on regional development and supporting the local community, contributing to an improved quality of life for residents. Sławieński County is also a partner in international programs aimed at exchanging experiences and culture, as evidenced by its relationships with foreign partners such as Kłodzko County and the former Bad Doberan district.