On November 1, 2026, changes will take place in management positions at Bolesławiec City Hall. Bolesławiec Mayor Piotr Roman decided to appoint Robert Rzepnicki, the current deputy mayor, as city secretary.
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Robert Rzepnicki — a graduate of administration, with postgraduate studies in public procurement law at the Faculty of Law of the University of Wrocław and in international investment implementation procedures according to FIDIC at the Faculty of Civil and Water Engineering of Wrocław University of Science and Technology. He completed an MBA in Public Administration at the Wrocław School of Commerce. He holds Prince2 and AgilePM project management certificates, as well as a certificate in the legal foundations of local lawmaking for local government at the University of Wrocław. He has worked continuously in local government administration since 1999. Since 2007, he has worked at Bolesławiec City Hall, initially as deputy head of the Public Procurement and Municipal Investments Department, as its head since 2019, and as second deputy mayor since 2024.
The position of deputy mayor will be taken by Monika Rutyna, currently head of the Spatial Information System Section in the Organizational and Administrative Department of Bolesławiec City Hall.
Monika Rutyna — 43 years old, married and a mother of four. She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of Wrocław University of Science and Technology in Spatial Management. She has worked at Bolesławiec City Hall since 2007. From the beginning of her career, she has dealt with the digitization and development of Spatial Information Systems, and later also with other ICT systems. She is the author of numerous spatial studies and analyses, for example for revitalization and crisis-related risks. Since 2017, she has headed the Spatial Information System Section; from 2016 to 2018, she coordinated the project and authored solutions for the Intermunicipal Spatial Information System, implemented for 10 municipalities and worth more than PLN 14 million. The system currently brings together 12 partner municipalities.
Since 2023, she has been implementing the next stage of the project and working on the development of ICT systems and improving residents’ access to the city hall, in a project worth more than PLN 20 million. She holds Agile Foundation and Prince2 project management certificates. She advises numerous cities on the development of GIS systems.
These changes mean new tasks and responsibilities for those taking up the positions, as well as the use of their previous experience for the benefit of the city and its residents.
The position of first deputy mayor, however, remains unchanged and will continue to be held by Renata Szewczyk-Sacher.
All changes will take effect on November 1, 2026.