Łowicz County (Powiat Łowicki) was created on the 1st of January 1999 as a result of the second post-war administrative reform. It consists of the town of Łowicz and 9 landed administrative units called communes (gmina).
The County is governed by the County’s Council which features legislative and controlling functions. It consists of 21 members who serve 4 year terms. For a complete listing of all Council members, please click here.
The District’s Board is an executive organ with a Foreman (Starosta) as its chairman. It also consists of a Vice-Foreman (Wicestarosta) and one Board Member.
The office of the Foreman is held by Janusz Michalak and that of the Vice-Foreman by Bolesław Heichman.
For a complete listing of all Board Members, please click here.
The County is governed by the County’s Council which features legislative and controlling functions. It consists of 21 members who serve 4 year terms. For a complete listing of all Council members, please click here.
The District’s Board is an executive organ with a Foreman (Starosta) as its chairman. It also consists of a Vice-Foreman (Wicestarosta) and one Board Member.
The office of the Foreman is held by Janusz Michalak and that of the Vice-Foreman by Bolesław Heichman.
For a complete listing of all Board Members, please click here.
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Office’s mailing address is:
Starostwo Powiatowe w Łowiczu
ul. Stanisławskiego 30
99-400 Łowicz
Poland
Tel. +48 (46) 837 59 02
e-mail: stlowicz@medianet.pl
Office hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8.00 a.m. – 16.00 p.m.
Wednesday: 8.00 a.m. – 17.00 p.m.
