Prefecture of Police serving the public

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contents • Organisation

of the services............... 4

•G  uaranteeing

public safety in the greater Paris area ...................... 6

•P  riority

safety areas ................................. 8

•F  acilitating

administrative procedures.................................................. 10 major events .................. 12

•S  upervising •M  anaging

traffic flow and improving road safety ............. 15

•M  aintaining

quality of life and combating urban hazards ... 17

•P  reventing

and managing crisis situations ...................................................... 19

•F  ire

fighting and rescue services.............................. 21

•F  orecasting

staff and equipment requirements.............................................. 23

• Communications........................... 25 •E  nhancing •N  ews

cultural patrimony...... 27

and information................... 29

Prefecture of Police s erv i n g t h e p u b li c

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he Prefecture of Police, whose Paris headquarters are situated in the heart of the Ile de la Cité, has been a unique public service in France since it was founded in 1800. It is a human and operational force, a force for innovation and modernisation that has put its broad range of skills at the service of the public for two centuries. The Prefecture of Police is called on to prevent and fight against a whole host of dangers: crime, public order disturbances, natural and technological disasters, urban hazards, dangers on the road, health hazards, terrorism, etc.

The Prefecture also seeks to provide a high-quality public service in the many other domains where it has responsibility, such as issuing administrative documents, controlling traffic and parking, and consumer protection. In addition, the Prefecture undertakes assignments of unparalleled expertise via its scene-of-crime police, its forensic institute, its central laboratory and its psychiatric infirmary. In this brochure, we invite you to discover the key facets of this great institution that boasts nearly 43,400 men and women, including some 27,000 police officers and 8,400 fire fighters. Working together, they are committed daily to ensuring the safety and civil liberties of everyone living in, working in or visiting Paris and its suburbs.

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organisation of the services

Préfet, secrétaire général de la zone de défense et de sécurité de Paris

Directeur-adjoint du cabinet

Service information sécurité

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La Caserne de la Cité, siège de la The Prefecture of Police is located in place Louis Lépine in the 4th Arrondissement of Paris.

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2015 activity in figures In the greater Paris area: 9 priority safety areas, 1,370,568 people received in the police stations, 2 260 916 calls to the police emergency line (17), 515 711 emergency responses following calls to it.

Guaranteeing public safety in the greater Paris area

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he public’s main expectation is that they should enjoy the right to live in safety. Since the Greater Paris Police Force came into being on September 14, 2009, the Prefecture of Police’s area of jurisdiction has been extended to include the departments of Hauts-de-Seine (92), Seine-Saint-Denis (93) and Val-deMarne (94). With 21,157 police officers and 8,400 fire fighters for 6.4 million inhabitants, the Greater Paris Police Force covers two-thirds of the population of Ile-deFrance and two-thirds of the area’s crime.

It has been possible to deploy a particularly aggressive crime-fighting and counter-terrorism strategy across this vast region by pooling resources, employing real-time incident analysis, improving information sharing and developing scene-of-crime police. The Greater Paris Community Safety Department (DSPAP), the Regional Criminal Investigation Department Strengthening ties (DRPJ) and the Prefecture of Police Intelligence between the police Service (DRPP) work in unison in fighting all and the general public types of crime in greater Paris. For 2016, several operational priorities have been set among which are: increased protection of people through the Vigipirate plan and countering radicalisation, the fight against drug traffickers, the fight against theft and burglary and especially theft by deception against the elderly, the strengthening of protection for tourists, increasing road safety and the quality of the arrangements for receiving the public and victims.

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Nine priority security zones were implemented in the greater Paris area,the area covered by the Prefecture of Police for Paris and the departments of Hauts-deSeine, de Seine-Saint-Denis and Val-de-Marne. the first priority security zone was launched in Paris in September 2012 in the 18th Arr., Followed by a second PSZ in the 19th Arr. Six other PSZ have been implemented since September 2012in the inner suburbs.

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A district is an intermediate between Saint-Denis Centre / the Basiliqueheadquarters of the directions of the police and local security forces Asnières-Gennevilliers-Colombes Le Luth et les Hauts d’Asnières Boucle Nord of the Paris area and local staff.

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e-appropriating public spaces is a priority for the Prefecture of Police. Priority Safety Areas (ZSPs) were first introduced in 2012 with the aim of improving the safety and security of certain neighbourhoods that had been particularly affected by a deterioration in public law and order: robbery with violence, burglaries, street vendors setting up on a permanent basis in tourist areas, drug trafficking taking root at the entrances to blocks of flats or public gardens, prostitutes operating from the shared areas of apartment buildings, etc. Co-managed by the Prefect of Police, the Public Prosecutor and the Mayor of Paris, ZSPs allow greater coordination between the police, the state education authorities, other government departments, local authorities and voluntary groups. In-depth action can be taken to combat all forms of Taking back crime, public nuisance and antisocial behaviour that has public spaces. sometimes become entrenched in particular areas. Alongside the operational component, aimed at increasing the police presence on the ground assisted by fast-track court proceedings, a partnership component is dedicated to prevention projects designed to support schemes aimed at juveniles who are drifting and, in particular, young people who have dropped out of school.

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Paris 20e Porte de Montreuil / Cité Python Duvernois / Saint-Blaise / Haies Orteaux / Réunion

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Public access sites

2015 activity in figures

Police stations National identity cards, passports. See branches and opening times at the Prefecture of Police website www.prefecturedepolice.interieur.gouv.fr/Particulier

159,608 national identity cards, 206,869 passports, 75,405 driving licences, 73,897 vehicle registration certificates, 101,388 residence permits, 9560 decrees of naturalisation and acquisition of French nationality.

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he Prefecture of Police issues more than a million administrative documents - such as passports, national identity cards, driving licences, vehicle registration certificates and residence permits every year in Paris. In order to improve the service offered to the public, the Prefecture of Police has been committed to a vast process of modernisation for several years: bringing services together under one roof, re-designing visitor lay-outs, introducing reception desks and electronic queue management, developing on-line services and the “one-stop appointment” to avoid having to make repeated trips to police stations, etc. In similar fashion, applications for national identity cards and passports are now only made by appointment, which has signiWelcoming the public is a priority ficantly reduced waiting times. for the Prefecture of Police.  Vehicle registrations are now made by appointment only, centralised on the new site of rue Charcot in the 13th Arrondissement, since November 2014. In order to improve reception by the services of the General Police Division, in 2013 the Prefecture of Police initiated a quality process aimed at improving citizens’ satisfaction with respect to reception and services, called Qualifier 2.0.

6, rue du Delta, 9th arrondissement > reception centre for foreigners, residence permit renewal Centre

« We pay attention to people and are courteous towards them. » DPG-Enq_PERMIS 11-14.pdf

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92, boulevard Ney, 18th arrondissement > driving licences, asylum centre, students

Commitment n°2 of the Qualifier 2.0. document

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Facilitating administrative procedures

1, rue de Lutèce, 4th arrondissement (Cité) > travel permit applications

36, rue des Morillons, 15th arrondissement > reception centre for Algerians 114, avenue du Maine, 14th arrondissement > reception centre for foreigners, residence permit application centre

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11, rue des Ursins, 4th arrondissement > naturalisations

12, quai de Gesvres, 4th arrondissement > national identity cards, passports, associations

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2015 activity in figures 5178 order-keeping operations including 2456 demonstrations (and in particular 450 unannounced). 1001 order services for sporting, festive and cultural events or ceremonies and 1066 official visits, totally in all 7245 supervised events.

SUPERVISING MAJOR EVENTS

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aris is an internationally-important capital city and the headquarters of various institutions and embassies; it is also the venue for some 6,500 celebratory or sporting events and demonstrations every year. Law and order, together with the protection of institutions, is an essential element of a democracy. The Prefecture of Police has to guarantee not only the right to demonstrate but also to ensure the safety of parEnabling freedom of expression ticipants and residents at the same time as minimising diswhile keeping citizens safe. turbance to daily life in the neighbourhoods affected. Since the Greater Paris Police Force was set up, the Prefecture also supervises the major events that take place at certain strategic sites in greater Paris (Stade de France, La Défense, etc.) and manages the most sensitive official journeys within the inner urban area. These public order missions are supervised from the Prefecture of Police’s “public order” information and command centre, which is managed by the Public Order and Traffic Department.

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Parc des Princes command post, Paris 16th

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2015 activity in figures In the greater Paris area: 14,386 bodily-injury accidents were recorded in 2015 (135 deaths). In Paris, 6,127 bodilyinjury accidents were recorded (47 deaths) and 95,854 primary and secondary school pupils were made aware of road safety issues during accident prevention sessions and road safety awareness days.

MANAGING traffic flow and improving road safety

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.1 million journeys are made by road every day between Paris and the city’s suburbs and 3.2 million inside the capital itself. Since the Greater Paris Police Force was set up, the Prefecture of Police has specialised units at its disposal for improving traffic flow and implementing daily traffic management plans for Paris. It is also in charge of surveillance for almost 1500 km of major roads covered by the Prefecture of Police in Île-de-France, of which 807 km are motorways serving the capital. OverCombining enforcement seeing the police officers dedicated to this task, the and prevention. regional traffic information and command centre also coordinates all traffic services at the regional level in regards to snow and ice plans, pollution, flooding and during major demonstrations and events.The quest to enhance road safety the remains one of the most important priorities for the Prefecture of Police;To continue to improve it, in addition to road patrols, it organises numerous preventive measures..

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2015 activity in figures 7,564 restaurants and food retailers controlled, 196 emergency administrative closures for lack of hygiene, 1,453 places of collective accommodation (hotels and hostels) inspected by the safety commission in accordance with the legal frequency of inspections. 623 surveys and immediate interventions regarding air quality. 42,855 objects found and returned to their owners.

MAINTAINING quality of life and combating urban hazards

The safety commissions regularly control establishments and sites receiving the public, as here at the Foire de Paris.

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uality of life for Parisians depends in large part on their environment. The Prefecture of Police helps to preserve the environment by preventing and curbing technological hazards, pollution and various forms of nuisance. The Operational Division for Technical Services and Logistics carries out checks on the noise and exhaust fumes emitted by the various vehicles that use the public highway.The central laboratory is an accredited scientific organisation that measures the quality of air indoors and outdoors (residential premises and in the workplace) as well as water and soil quality. It also undertakes technical investigations in the event of carbon monoxide poisoning It also provides its expertise in the field of fire-safety. The Department of Transport and Public Protection handles prevention and the treatment of urban risk in all its forms: sanitary risks, building risks, accessibility of establishments receiving the public etc. as well as transport and Monitoring compliance traffic problems. It harnesses the know-how of with health and safety its architectural safety team to assist in making regulations.   Paris’ services and shops accessible and facilitating the everyday life of the disabled. The Regional Department for the Protection of the Public, which includes the Regional Veterinary Services Department and the Regional Unit for Competition, Consumption and Fraud Prevention, undertakes checks on food and manufactured goods (toys, cosmetics, etc.), prevents illegal commercial practices and contributes to animal welfare.

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The Ile-de-France in figures 1,810 km of railway lines including the metro, 10,754 km of roads, 90 high threshold SEVESO sites (chemical factories, large oil depots etc.), 3 international airports.

PREVENTING AND MANAGING crisis situations

The General Secretariat of the Defence and Safety Zone prepares many emergency plans, like here for a rescue exercise.

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n economic region of nearly 12 million inhabitants, Ile-de-France is characterised by the density of its urban infrastructure and transport networks and concentrates a large number of natural, industrial, technological and health hazards. The function of the Prefect of Police, who is also the Prefect of the Paris Defence and Safety Zone (which covers the region’s eight departments)*, is to prepare and co-ordinate all the crisis-management measures at this level. The Secretary General of the Defence and Safety Zone (SGZDS) at the Prefecture of Police is the body that, in the event of a major crisis (flooding, heat wave, pandemic, bomb, etc.), is responsible for planning and organising relief, keeping businesses running and ensuring the return to normality. These tasks are carried out in liaison with all the Coordinating actions public and private operators (indusfor the Île-de-France region. tries, energy providers, public services, etc.). In this context, it prepares, mobilises and coordinates the civilian and military resources in Ile-de-France. In order to plan ahead to deal with any type of crisis, the SGZDS has a monitoring, warning and coordination structure in place - the zone’s operational centre that operates 24/7. * Essonne, Hauts-de-Seine, Paris, Seine-et-Marne, Seine-Saint-Denis,Val-de-Marne,Val d’Oise et Yvelines.

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2015 activity in figures 1,445,424 calls to 18/112 leading to 450,510 interventions by the Paris Fire Brigade, of which 80 % what you rescue victims and 3% to fight fires, 27,518 people saved (excluding fires). 182 people rescued from drowning by the river brigade, 52,941 instances of assistance provided to homeless persons by the homeless brigade.

Fire fighting and rescue services

Fires now account for only 3% of the total number of call-outs of the Paris Fire Brigade.

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reated by Napoleon in 1811, the Paris Fire Brigade is a large military unit that comes under the authority of the Prefect of Police. It is responsible for rescuing people in danger and protecting property in Paris and the three departments of the inner urban area: Hauts-de-Seine (92), Seine-SaintDenis (93) and Val-de-Marne (94). Carrying out their functions in a huge city – where they perform over two hundred different types of intervention – The Paris fire Brigade, Paris fire fighters are multi-skilled rescue a general rescue service. workers. The Brigade makes 80% of the emergency responses, both medical and non-medical, in the greater Paris area. The brigade works in close partnership with the 17 Police-Emergency Service that also offers the public help and assistance at all hours of the day and night. In turn, the police officers of the Homeless Assistance Unit (BAPSA) criss-cross Paris daily to bring help to those most in need. lastly, the emergency calls platform (PFAU) handles all emergency calls for the greater Paris area at a single location:112, the universal number valid in the entire European Union, 17 for the police and 18 for the fire brigade.

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Entrance to the future building of the regional police Department (DRPJ), rue Mstislav Rostropovitch - ZAC Clichy-Batignolles (Paris 17th Arr.).

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Forecasting staff and equipment requirements staff (01/04/2016)

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million square meters of premises at 524 sites (398 of which are for Paris and the inner suburbs and 126 sites 43,856 public workers 8,053 for the outer suburbs), 8,373 27,430 STAFF •8  ,206 vehicles maintained at the six sites in Île-de-France: 27,430 43,856 public workers police staff 8,053 8,053 - 5,933 light vehicles and utility vehicles, 8,373 Paris Fire Brigade STAFF 27,430 police staff - 390 public order vehicles, 43,856 public workers 8,053 43,856 public workers(excluding secondments) 8,373 - 76 heavy vehicles, Paris Fire Brigade 8,373 STAFF administrative, technical STAFF police staffpublic - 1,807 motorcycles, 43,856 workers police staff secondments) (excluding and scientific agents 8,373 in addition to these vehicles: 16 boats including 2 tugs, Paris Fire Brigade STAFF Paris Fire Brigade administrative, technical police staff 4 launches, 3 inflatable boats with trailers, 7 semi-rigid (excluding secondments) (excluding secondments) and scientific agents boats, 2 helicopters and 890 bicycles. Paris Fire Brigade administrative, technical administrative, technical •1  printing department, 18 million documents printed. €3,249 (excluding secondments) and scientific agents million and scientific agents €728 14,64% million Provisional budget 2016 administrative, technical €3,249 €3,977 million and scientific agents million €728 26,61% 14,64% 41,27% Overall distribution of financing for the special budget million €3,249 €3,249 €3,977 million (distribution among the contributing local authorities varies million State budget million €728€728 26,61% 14,64% 41,27% DISTRIBUTION BUDGET financed). 14,64% State credits ordered byfor theeach Prefectarea of Police million million €3,249 €3,977 million for the entire perimeter of the Paris safety million million€3,977 State budget 26,61% €728 and defence zone, including payroll. 41,27% 14,64% BUDGET 26,61% DISTRIBUTION State credits ordered by the Prefect of Police 41,27% million 17,48% for the entire perimeter of the Paris safety €3,977 million StateState budget budget and defence zone, including payroll. 26,61% DISTRIBUTION BUDGET 41,27% State credits ordered by the Prefect of Police budget BUDGET Special State credits ordered by the Prefect of Police 17,48% DISTRIBUTION for the entire perimeter of the Paris safety Voted on by the Council of Paris, this is paid for for the entire perimeter of the Paris safety State zone, budget and defence including payroll.by the City of Paris, the State, the three departments DISTRIBUTION BUDGET and defence zone, including payroll.of Police State credits ordered by the Prefect Special budget and the 123 communes of 17,48% the inner suburbs of Paris. State 17,48% City of Paris for the on entire perimeter Paris safety Voted by the Councilofofthe Paris, this is paid for It is used to finance missions of a municipal nature and defence including by the City of zone, Paris, the State, payroll. the three departments Special budget including administrative services for the Prefecture, Local authorities Own in Special budget and the 123 communes of the inner suburbs of Paris. 17,48% State City of Paris Voted on by the Council of Paris, this surveillance is paid for agents in Paris and the Paris Fire Brigade. Voted onto byfinance the Council of Paris, this is paidnature for of the inner suburbs It is used missions of a municipal by the City of Paris, the State, the three departments by the Cityadministrative of Paris, the State, thefor three including services the departments Prefecture, Special budget Local authorities Own income and the 123 communes of the inner suburbs of Paris. StateState City of Paris and the of the inner suburbs of Paris. surveillance agents in Paris and the Firefor Brigade. Voted on123 bycommunes the Council Paris, thisParis is paid City of inner Paris suburbs It is used to finance missions of aofmunicipal nature of the Itbyis the used to finance missions ofthe a municipal nature City of Paris, the State, three departments including administrative services for the Prefecture, LocalLocal authorities OwnOwn income including administrative services for the Prefecture, and the 123 communes the inner suburbs of Paris. surveillance agents in Paris andof the Paris Fire Brigade. Stateincome City ofauthorities Paris of the suburbs surveillance agents in Paris and Paris Firenature Brigade. It is used to finance missions of athe municipal ofinner the inner suburbs including administrative services for the Prefecture, Local authorities Own income | 23 | surveillance agents in Paris and the Paris Fire Brigade. of the inner suburbs

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he Prefecture of Police carries out many communication campaigns (road safety, recruitment, combating violence, crime prevention, events, etc.) aimed at the general public. All information about administrative procedures and remote services, maps of traffic in Paris updated in real time and traffic forecasts, the presentation of missions ground images and videos and reports are available on the Prefecture of Police’s website: prefecturedepolice.paris. The Prefecture of Police is also present on several social media sites. It also has a mobile application, Préf.Police, for users including a blog, available from the first half of 2016: Préf Police the blog. The Prefecture of Police also explains all its missions and duties to the media, answers requests for information and distributes press releases, it organises press conferences and provides spaces and services for filming.

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Brassards de policiers résistants pendant la seconde guerre mondiale, exposés au musée de la préfecture de Police.

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PROMOTING CULTURAL HERITAGE

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ware of the importance of heritage, in 2009 the Prefecture of Police created the History and Cultural Affairs service (SMAC). Attached to the Police Prefect’s cabinet, it is responsible for bringing to the public’s attention its immense heritage and activities.

It primarily consists of a museum created by the Prefect Louis Lépine in 1909. Its collections have been built up from items brought together for the Universal Exposition of 1900 and then completed by many regular donations and acquisitions. Over an area of 300 m2, four centuries of police and criminal history is recalled. Photographs, uniforms, models, weapons, detention registers etc. comprise a showcase of the exceptional archives held and managed by the Prefecture of Police. Nearly ten kilometres of documents represent the basis of the institution’s memory and as such are an inexhaustible source of information for the 3,500 consultants and visitors who study or discover the documentary archives and visual and museum collections. The Prefecture of Police also has an orchestra of a hundred and fourteen musicians, all holders of conservatory first prizes. Founded in 1929, the Police Band plays throughout the year in Paris, the Paris region, in the provinces and abroad.

Practical information Prefecture of Police Museum 4, rue de la Montagne Sainte-Geneviève 75005 Paris Metro: Maubert-Mutualité, line 10 Open between Monday and Friday from 9h30 to 17h00, except public holidays. Exception opening, one Saturday per month from 10.30 to 17.30, Contact us on 01 44 41 52 50 or by email: pp-cabinet-smac-accueil- [email protected] Free admission. Archives of the Prefecture of Police Interview room 25-27, rue Baudin Le Pré Saint-Gervais (93) Open between Monday and Friday from 9h30 to 17h00, except public holidays. Metro: Hoche, line 5 Tel.: 01 53 71 61 00 Musique des Gardiens de la Paix (Police Band) [email protected] Tel.: 01 53 71 61 97 or 87

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ounded in June 1963 to strengthen the link between the police and the general public, Liaisons, the magazine of the Prefecture of Police, has continually renewed itself in an effort to speak to a widely diverse readership (officers and retirees of the Prefecture of Police, institutional partners, schools, libraries, etc.).

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With already more than a hundred and ten issues, Liaisons has become a quarterly newspaper popular with the personnel of the Prefecture of Police, the media and the general public. In addition to the standard issues whose themes cover current news and social issues (drugs, violence and young people, dress and objects of the Prefecture of Police), every year the magazine publishes a special issue such as May 68, New mysteries of Paris, 50 years of Paris history, 1912-2012 - Behind the scenes of the Crime Squad, 100 years of Paris police and Policemen in battle to mark the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Paris, as well as the secret places of the Prefecture of Police.

The magazine can be viewed in part on the Prefecture of Police’s website: www.prefecturedepolice.paris/Liaisons You can also find Liaisons in bookshops, in particular that of Documentation française at 29 quai Voltaire, Paris 7th, and on the publisher’s website:

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MAKE LIFE EASIER, GET INFORMATION BEFORE YOU TRAVEL To obtain information or find out the address of the nearest reception point to you. (Paris, Hauts-de-Seine, Seine-Saint-Denis et Val-de-Marne)

Switchboard: 01 53 71 53 71 / 01 53 73 53 73 Administrative Procedures: 01 58 80 80 80 ID cards, passports: Monday - Friday, 9.00 - 16.00 Driving licences: Monday - Friday, 14.00 - 16.00

Voice server: 0 892 01 22 22 (€0.225/min.)

edition of JULY 2016 The Prefecture of Police 7-9 boulevard du Palais 75195 Paris Cedex 04 Tel. +33 (0) 1 53 71 53 71 • www.prefecturedepolice.paris Design and production: communications department Photos and cover illustration: Prefecture of Police - all rights reserved Printed by: imprimerie DOSTL |30|

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