We analyzed the asset declarations of the 21 councillors of the Bolesławiec County Council. The documents show highly varied financial situations among the local-government officials. Some reported mainly employment income and an apartment, while others run businesses, own extensive farms, several premises, or sit on the governing bodies of municipal companies.
The property values provided are estimates made by the councillors themselves. In the declarations, remuneration is sometimes presented as income, revenue, or a gross amount, so the figures cannot always be compared directly.
Farm worth more than PLN 3.3 million
The largest single asset listed in the documents analyzed is the farm owned by Agnieszka Kozioł. The councillor stated that the 133.16-hectare farm is worth PLN 3 million 321 thousand. In 2025, it generated PLN 680.6 thousand in revenue and income.
The councillor also reported a house worth PLN 1 million, an apartment worth PLN 450 thousand, another apartment valued at PLN 900 thousand, and a commercial premises worth PLN 300 thousand. Her savings amounted to PLN 220 thousand. Her liabilities included loans related to the farm, with more than PLN 336 thousand remaining to be repaid in total.
Seven apartments and more than PLN 380 thousand in savings
Józef Skóra also reported substantial real-estate holdings. Józef Skóra stated that he owns a house worth PLN 650 thousand and seven apartments with a combined declared value of approximately PLN 2.39 million. In addition, he owns building plots, land, and property with a workshop building.
Skóra had accumulated PLN 381.5 thousand, EUR 13 thousand, and securities valued at PLN 78.3 thousand. He runs a business that generated nearly PLN 779 thousand in revenue and PLN 115.3 thousand in income in 2025. He received more than PLN 129 thousand from employment, while his councillor’s allowance amounted to more than PLN 29 thousand. He also reported a business loan of PLN 63.9 thousand.
County head sold an apartment for PLN 495 thousand
Tomasz Gabrysiak, head of Bolesławiec County, declared PLN 120 thousand in savings, EUR 7 thousand, and USD 900. His house, with an area of approximately 350 square meters, was valued at around PLN 900 thousand. He also reported land and shares in plots worth approximately PLN 304 thousand.
Gabrysiak’s income from the County Office amounted to PLN 265.6 thousand in 2025. The declaration also recorded the sale of an apartment for PLN 495 thousand. The county head owns two Mercedes cars valued at approximately PLN 20 thousand each. His liabilities included, among others, housing loans, a car loan, a thermomodernization loan, and credit limits.
Nearly PLN 260 thousand in income from a law office
Wojciech Kasprzyk runs a legal counsel’s office. In 2025, the business generated PLN 821.4 thousand in revenue, while the reported income was nearly PLN 259.9 thousand.
The councillor owns a house valued at PLN 300 thousand, an apartment worth PLN 650 thousand, and land valued at PLN 130 thousand. In 2025, he also received a councillor’s allowance of PLN 23.5 thousand. He reported several loan and leasing liabilities; according to the stated balances, approximately PLN 389 thousand remained to be repaid in total.
Income from municipal companies
Radosław Palczewski stated that, as a member of the management board of Zakład Gospodarki Komunalnej in Lubków, he received PLN 268 thousand gross. He additionally received more than PLN 16 thousand from commission contracts and PLN 24.8 thousand as a councillor’s allowance. He owns a house worth PLN 800 thousand, as well as savings, funds in an employee capital plan, and EUR 969.
Krzysztof Basiak reported PLN 265.4 thousand in income from serving on the management board of Miejski Zakład Gospodarki Komunalnej in Bolesławiec. His councillor’s allowance amounted to PLN 38 thousand, and income from renting an apartment exceeded PLN 16 thousand. The councillor owns a house worth PLN 900 thousand, an apartment valued at PLN 400 thousand, and a plot worth PLN 120 thousand. His housing and cash liabilities totaled approximately PLN 214 thousand.
Sebastian Fijałkowski received PLN 33 thousand for serving on the supervisory board of MZGK. He also reported approximately PLN 97.5 thousand in employment income, PLN 86.7 thousand under a contract with Zakłady Ceramiczne „Bolesławiec,” and PLN 29.8 thousand as a councillor’s allowance. He owns an apartment worth PLN 300 thousand and had PLN 30 thousand in liabilities related to its purchase.
More than PLN 280 thousand from employment, allowances, and business activity
Maciej Małkowski, chair of the Bolesławiec County Council, reported PLN 248.5 thousand in employment income, more than PLN 5.2 thousand from personally performed activities, and PLN 36 thousand as a councillor’s allowance. Together, this amounts to nearly PLN 290 thousand.
Małkowski owns a house valued at PLN 600 thousand, a plot worth PLN 128 thousand, PLN 85 thousand in savings, and shares worth more than PLN 32 thousand. Approximately PLN 51.5 thousand remained to be repaid on his mortgage. He shares all of this with his wife.
Jarosław Nenkin reported more than PLN 232 thousand from employment, PLN 29.6 thousand as a councillor’s allowance, more than PLN 7 thousand as a village head’s allowance, and PLN 3 thousand for work on a committee. Total receipts from these sources exceeded PLN 272 thousand. The councillor owns a house worth PLN 750 thousand, while his mortgage debt amounted to PLN 57.4 thousand.
Teachers’ and local-government employees’ salaries
Bogdan Biernat reported nearly PLN 129.7 thousand in teachers’ remuneration, more than PLN 40 thousand in benefits from ZUS, PLN 14.8 thousand from the City Office, and PLN 32.5 thousand as a councillor’s allowance. He also received money from OKE and apartment rentals. He owns PLN 250 thousand in savings, apartments, and a garage. He did not report liabilities exceeding PLN 10 thousand.
Cezariusz Rudyk reported PLN 163 thousand from employment, approximately PLN 24 thousand as an allowance, and PLN 322.6 thousand in revenue from a sole-proprietor training business. He owns a house worth PLN 800 thousand, an apartment valued at PLN 280 thousand, and a plot worth PLN 100 thousand. The combined reported loan balances amounted to approximately PLN 66 thousand.
Maciej Marnicki received nearly PLN 143 thousand in remuneration from the Warta Bolesławiecka Municipal Office, PLN 37.8 thousand as an allowance, and PLN 19.2 thousand from personally performed activities. He had accumulated PLN 160 thousand, more than PLN 21 thousand in an IKZE account, and PLN 26.8 thousand in an employee capital plan. He owns a 4.39-hectare farm worth PLN 160 thousand.
Tomasz Matyjewicz received PLN 221.3 thousand from work at the Gromadka Municipal Office, PLN 25.1 thousand as an allowance, and PLN 30.8 thousand from renting an apartment. He also reported more than PLN 91.7 thousand in income from shares in France Telecom, Orlen, and Kruk.
Other councillors
Patryk Hałka reported more than PLN 214.8 thousand in income from an employment contract. He owns an apartment worth PLN 400 thousand, more than PLN 43 thousand in savings, and loans with a balance of approximately PLN 162 thousand.
Agnieszka Michalczuk received nearly PLN 158.5 thousand in gross remuneration, as well as income from commission contracts and other benefits. She owns a house valued at PLN 900 thousand, a Kia Sportage worth more than PLN 100 thousand, and a caravan valued at PLN 81 thousand. Approximately PLN 109.8 thousand remained to be repaid on her car loan.
Mateusz Kołodziej reported approximately PLN 92.3 thousand and PLN 24.1 thousand in employment income, as well as PLN 23.5 thousand as an allowance. He owns an apartment worth PLN 560 thousand. He reported a mortgage of PLN 548 thousand and a cash loan of PLN 20 thousand.
Alina Zarembecka declared PLN 80 thousand in savings, a house worth PLN 1.2 million, and agricultural land valued at PLN 20 thousand. She received PLN 36 thousand as a member of the county board. She also reported a mortgage with approximately PLN 147 thousand remaining to be repaid.
Gabriela Błoniarz has PLN 18.4 thousand in savings, a house worth PLN 480 thousand (a one-sixth share), and an apartment worth PLN 400 thousand. She earned more than PLN 100 thousand at work, PLN 34.6 thousand from other sources, and PLN 22 thousand as a councillor’s allowance.
Jan Kozak has PLN 97 thousand in savings, securities worth PLN 78 thousand, and a house worth PLN 700 thousand (co-ownership). He earned PLN 164 thousand at work, PLN 26.9 thousand as a councillor, PLN 15 thousand from bonds, and PLN 40 thousand from an installment payment for the sale of an apartment and garage. He has credit liabilities.
Antoni Stec owns a house worth PLN 300 thousand and an orchard worth PLN 20 thousand. He earned PLN 48.8 thousand and PLN 31.6 thousand from a councillor’s allowance. He owns a 2016 Toyota.
Julia Lisiecka-Sarbak has PLN 21.8 thousand in savings. The remaining data is missing; this may be a scanning error at the county office.
Not all documents are equally complete and legible
Some declarations were completed electronically, while others were handwritten, making some amounts difficult to read. The documents also contain probable date errors. For example, the end of Bogdan Biernat’s declaration gives the year 2016 instead of 2026, while Mateusz Kołodziej’s document also bears a date with the year 2016. The form submitted by Cezariusz Rudyk has a date from 2024 in its heading, although the document was filed in 2026.
Particular attention is drawn to Julia Lisiecka-Sarbak’s published declaration. The document provided contains the first page, with information about PLN 21.8 thousand in savings, followed immediately by a page containing the confidential section. Pages covering, among other things, income, vehicles, and liabilities are missing, so the document does not allow a complete picture of the councillor’s financial situation to be presented.
Asset declarations are submitted under penalty of criminal liability for providing false information or concealing the truth. The data concerns assets as of December 31, 2025.