Fire Brigade – the military unit which provides all fire and emergency ambulance services (other emergency medical services are provided by SAMU/SMUR) and other agencies: Classified Facility Inspectorate Psychiatric Infirmary Toxicology Laboratory Central Laboratory-explosives, pollution, chemical analysis, electrical and fire safety, etc. Prefect and Secretary-General for the Administration of the Police with four Administrative Directorates: General Police – Administrative police duties Medico-Legal Institute Traffic, Transport, and Trade Population Protection – public health matters Veterinary Service Human Resources – personnel, budget, equipment and police labor disputes Prefect and Secretary-General for the Zone of Defence with two agencies: Defence Zone staff Interdepartmental Service for Civil Defence Resources Budget: One billion Euros by National government 488 million Euros by Paris and surrounding departments of the Personnel: 45,860 employees, of which 30,200 police officers 8,300 Military Personnel of the Paris Fire Brigade 494 Facilities, stations, and offices 6,120 vehicles – including police cars, fire trucks, motorcycles, boats, and helicopters Activities 350,000 incidents of crime reports two million administrative documents issues 200,000 drivers licenses issued List of lieutenant generals and prefects of police Before the French Revolution, the head of the Paris Police was the , whose office was created in March 1667 when the first modern police force in the world was set up by the government of King Louis XIV to police the city of Paris. The office vanished at the start of the French Revolution and police was vested in the hands of the Paris Commune. Reorganized by Napoléon Bonaparte in 1800, the Paris Police has been headed by the since that time. Lieutenant generals of police Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie: March 29, 1667 – January 29, 1697 Marc René de Voyer de Paulmy, marquis d'Argenson: January 29, 1697 – January 28, 1718 Louis Charles de Machault d'Arnouville (father of French statesman Jean-Baptiste de Machault d'Arnouville): January 28, 1718 – January 26, 1720 Marc Pierre de Voyer de Paulmy, comte d'Argenson (son of Marc René): January 26 – July 1, 1720 Gabriel Taschereau de Baudry: July 1, 1720 – April 26, 1722 Marc Pierre de Voyer de Paulmy, comte d'Argenson: April 26, 1722 – January 28, 1724 Nicolas Ravot d'Ombreval: January 28, 1724 – August 28, 1725 René Hérault (grandfather of French Revolution politician Hérault de Séchelles): August 28, 1725 – December 21, 1739 Claude-Henri Feydeau de Marville: December 21, 1739 – May 27, 1747 Nicolas René Berryer: May 27, 1747