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Commune Office 39-432 Gorzyce ul. Sandomierska 75 phone +48 15 836 20 75 fax +48 15 836 12 09
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Village administrator - Marian Grzegorzek Characteristics Gorzyce commune is located in the fork made by Wisla and San rivers. Rivers Leg and Trzesniówka cross the commune area. The first record on a village of the present commune of Gorzyce dates from 1191 and concerns Sokolniki. It was even earlier, howeyer, probably in the 1st half of the 12th c., that the first parish in the region was founded — Gorzyce. At that time it was a church and administrative centre for all grounds within the east part of the Sandomierska Wood stretching as far as the Polish-Russian border. At the time of the 2nd Republic of Poland present Gorzyce commune grounds were located within the Lvov province and the county of Tarnobrzeg. As a result of changes of the administrative division ot that county a collective commune arose with its seat in Trzesn. In the 2nd half of the 1930s the land between Wisla and San rivers formed a part of the Central Industrial District what resulted in establishment of the Metallurgical Works based in Gorzyce and opened in June 1938. Under the Nazi occupation strong posts of the Home Army (AK) and fewer units of the Peasant's Battalions (BCh) and the National Armed Forces (NSZ) operated within the commune of Trzesn. The most important AK action was its attack on the police post in Wrzawy. After World War Two Trzesn commune functioned within limits of the Rzeszów province. The commune transferred its seat from Trzesn to Gorzyce in 1973. Since 1975 it formed a part of the Tarnobrzeg province, since 1 January 1999 - of the podkarpackie province. Investment offer
Within the area of Gorzyce commune there function 792 economic establishments, most in trade, building services and repairs as well as transport services. There are also 3 bakeries, 2 mills and sausage production works. The commune has got two cooperatives: the Commune Cooperative "Samopomoc Chlopska" and the Housing Cooperative. The large production works "Federal Mogul", based in Gorzyce, manufactures pistons and light metal castings, e.g. aluminium wheel rims. Within the commune function about 20 brickyards producing construction bricks. The greatest achievements of the commune self-government include: providing the commune with the telephone system, opening two communal buildings comprising communal flats, expanding the Primary School in Wrzawy, construction of the Primary School in Sokolniki, modernisation of the Lower Secondary School in Sokolniki, providing schools with computer labs, construction of a water treatment station and a water supply system in the whole commune, preparing project documentation for the task of sewerage construction within the framework of the European Union means. The commuue has invested in commune roads, providing with fittings grounds for housing development and in works on completing construction of the gas supply system. In 2002 a subzone Gorzyce of about 21 ha was launched within the framework of the Tarnobrzeg Enterprise Zone Euro-Park "Wislosan”. All entrepreneurs are invited to invest in the zone, even more so as the commune has been working on the program of assistance for businesspeople offering them local tax exemption for investments creating new workplaces. The commune also offers for management an object covering 1695m2 and located in Trzesn.
Tourist attractions Within Gorzyce commune there are several listed historical objects arisen over the 19th and 20th c. and located in practically all centres within the commune. These include: church complexes. manors, wooden houses, shrines preserved in various conditions. Objects displaying outstanding historical advantages and listed in the province register of historical monuments include: - in Gorzyce: a parish church complex, a former presbytery, a zone of restorier's protection for the former presbytery
- in Wrzawy: a presbytery, a graveyard, the oldest section of the parish cemetery
- in Trzesn: the Holy Family parish church complex, a granary, a manor.
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