Urząd m.st. Warszawy is the municipal administration serving Poland’s capital. Its current form dates to 27 October 2002, when it brought together several existing city and district administrative bodies under the capital’s new legal framework.5 The office is led by the Mayor of Warsaw, supported by deputy mayors and senior officials.512
The headquarters is at Plac Bankowy 3/5 in Warsaw; the city administration also operates from other locations, including district offices.610 Its work is local in scope: it administers municipal responsibilities and provides services to residents across the city. The public can contact the administration through Warsaw 19115, a round-the-clock service available by phone, app, web portal, email and chat.312
The city’s official website presents information and access points for municipal services, while the office’s structure includes departments and district administrations.1011 A notable service channel is Warsaw 19115, which gives residents a way to contact the city outside standard office hours.12 The available sources do not identify a specific flagship smart-city project or name the current mayor.