Brigade des sapeurs-pompiers de Paris

==Overview==
The Paris Fire Brigade (French: Brigade des sapeurs-pompiers de Paris, BSPP) is a French Army unit which serves as the primary fire and rescue service for Paris, the city's inner suburbs and certain sites of national strategic importance.
The brigade's main area of responsibility is the City of Paris and the surrounding départements of Seine-Saint-Denis, Val-de-Marne, and Hauts-de-Seine (the petite couronne). It also serves the Centre Spatial Guyanais in Kourou, the DGA Military Rocket Test Centre in Biscarosse, and the Lacq gas field. As with the other fire services of France, the brigade provides technical rescue, search and rescue and fire prevention services, and is one of the providers of emergency medical services.
The brigade is one of two fire services in France that is part of the armed forces, with the other being the Marseille Naval Fire Battalion (BMPM). It is a unit of the French Army's Engineering Arm (l'arme du génie) and the firefighters are therefore sappers (sapeurs, thus sapeurs-pompiers). With 8,550 firefighters, it is the largest fire service in Europe and the third largest urban fire service in the world, after the Tokyo Fire Department and New York City Fire Department. Its motto is "Save or Perish" (French "Sauver ou périr").
==History ==
Founded in 1793 as the Corps des gardes-pompes de la ville de Paris and following the 23-hour Austrian Embassy Fire in 1810 became a military organisation by imperial decree of Emperor Napoléon. On 18 September 1811, it became the Bataillon de sapeurs-pompiers de Paris and was expanded to the Régiment de sapeurs-pompiers de Paris in 1867. On 1 March 1967, it became the Brigade des sapeurs-pompiers de Paris.
==Resources==
The BSPP consists of 8,550 personnel with 81 stations and facilities who conduct 1200 operations daily.
*463 pieces of equipment 
**130 Pumpers
** 63 Aerial Devices
**66 Ambulances
** 71 Command and Patrol vehicles
** 133 Special Engines
***Fireboats
***All terrain vehicles
***Four wheel drives
== Organisation==
===First fire group (Premier groupement d'incendie) ===
The First fire group of the Paris Fire Brigade covers northeast Paris and Seine-Saint-Denis and is based in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. It consists of the following companies: 
*7th at Blanche
*9th at Montmartre
*10th at Landon
*12th at Ménilmontant
*13th at Aulnay-sous-Bois
*14th at Clichy-sous-Bois
*24th at Montreuil
* 26th at Saint-Denis
Additional units include:
*Fire Group Staff
*EMS/SAMU
*Facilities (Maintenance) Group
===Second fire group (Deuxième groupement d'incendie)===
The Second Fire Group of the Paris Fire Brigade covers Southeast Paris and Val-de-Marne and is based in the 13th arrondissement of Paris. It consists of the following companies:
*1st at Chaligny
*2nd at Massena
* 8th at Rousseau
*11th at Sévigné
*15th at Champigny
*17th at Créteil
*22nd at Rungis
*23rd at Saint-Maur
Additional units include:
*Fire Group Staff
*EMS/SAMU
*Facilities (Maintenance) Group
===Third fire group (Troisième groupement d'incendie) ===
The Third Fire Group of the Paris Fire Brigade covers Western Paris and Hauts-de-Seine and is based in Courbevoie, Hauts-de-Seine. It consists of the following companies:
*3rd at Port Royal
*4th at Colombier
* 5th at Champerret
*6th at Grenelle
*16th at Boulogne
*21st at Plessis Clamart
*27th at Gennevilliers
*28th at Nanterre
Additional units include:
* Fire Group Staff
*EMS/SAMU
*Atelier Group
==Fire Stations==
===First Fire Group===
====1-7-1 Caserne Blanche - 28 Rue Blanche ====
====1-7-2 Caserne Saint-Honore - 10 Rue Sainte-Anne====
====1-9-1 Caserne Montmonte - 12 Rue Carpeaux====
====1-9-2 Caserne Boursault - 27 Rue Boursault ====
====1-9-3 Caserne Saint-Ouen - 89 Rue du Dr Bauer====
====1-10-1 Caserne Chateau-Landon - 188 Quai de Valmy====
====1-10-2 Caserne Bitche - 2 Place de Bitche ====
====1-10-3 Caserne Pantin - 93 Rue Cartier Bresson====
====1-12-1 Caserne Menilmontant - 47 Rue Saint-Fargeau====
====1-12-2 Caserne Charonne - 93 Rue des Pyrenees====
==== 1-13-1 Caserne Aulnay-sous-Bois - 158 Route de Mitry====
====1-13-2 Caserne Le Blanc-Mesnil - 76 Avenue Aristide Briand====
==== 1-13-3 Caserne Tremblay-en-France - Avenue du General Pouderoux ====
====1-14-1 Caserne Clichy-sous-Bois - 2 Allee du Chene Pointu====
====1-14-2 Caserne Bondy - 8 Avenue de Verdun ====
====1-14-3 Caserne Drancy - 19 Rue Roger Salengro ====
====1-24-1 Caserne Montreuil - 11 Avenue Pasteur====
====1-24-2 Caserne Neuilly-sur-Marne - 9 Avenue Perche ====
==== 1-24-3 Caserne Villemomble - Rues des Hais ====
==== 1-26-1 Caserne Saint-Denis - 7 Chemin du Fort de la Briche====
==== 1-26-2 Caserne Aubervilliers - 47 Rue de la Commune de Paris====
====1-26-3 Caserne La Courneuve - 14 Rue de la Convention====
====1-26-4 Caserne Pierrefitte-sur-Seine - 2 Avenue Emile Zola====
===Second Fire Group ===
====2-1-1 Caserne Chaligny - 26 Rue de Chaligny ====
====2-1-2 Caserne Nativite - 5 Place Lachambeudie====
====2-1-3 Caserne Vincennes - 1 Avenue des Murs-du-Parc====
====2-2-1 Caserne Massena - 3 Rue Darmesteter====
==== 2-2-2 Caserne Ivry-sur-Seine - 39 Rue Saint-Just====
====2-2-3 Caserne Poissy - 48 Rue du Cardinal Lemoine====
====2-8-1 Caserne Rousseau - 21 Rue du Jour====
====2-8-2 Caserne Chateau d'Eau - 50 Rue du Chateau d' Eau ====
====2-11-1 Caserne Sevigne - 7 Rue de Sevigne====
==== 2-11-2 Caserne Parmentier - 89 Avenue Parmentier====
====2-15-1 Caserne Champigny-sur-Marne - 16 Rue de Dunkerque====
====2-15-2 Caserne Nogent-sur-Marne - 14 Route de Stalingrad====
====2-15-3 Caserne Noisy-le-Grand - 1 Avenue Mederic====
====2-17-1 Caserne Creteil - 10 Rue de l'Orme Saint-Simeon====
==== 2-17-2 Caserne Maisons-Alfort - 4 Rue Pasteur====
====2-17-3 Caserne Villeneuve-Saint-Georges - 97 Avenue Anatole France====
==== 2-22-1 Caserne Rungis - 383 Avenue de Stalingrad====
==== 2-22-2 Caserne Choisy-le-Roi - 58 Rue Jules Valles ====
====2-22-3 Caserne Villejuif - 46 Rue de Verdun====
====2-22-4 Caserne Vitry-sur-Seine - 2 Rue de Meissen====
====2-23-1 Caserne Saint-Maur-des-Fosses - 17 Avenue Louis Blanc====
====2-23-2 Caserne Sucy-en-Brie - 48 Route de la Queue en Brie====
====2-23-3 Caserne Villecresnes - Rue de Mandres====
===Third Fire Group===
====3-3-1 Caserne Port-Royal - 55 Boulevard de Port-Royal====
====3-3-2 Caserne Montrouge - 53 Rue de la Vanne====
====3-3-3 Caserne Plaisance - 45 Avenue Villemain====
====3-4-1 Caserne Colombier - 11 Rue du Vieux Colombier====
====3-4-2 Caserne Malar - 7 Rue Malar ====
==== 3-4-3 Caserne La Monnaie - 11 Quai de Conti====
====3-5-1 Caserne Champerret (Headquarters) - 1 Place Jules Renard ====
==== 3-5-2 Caserne Dauphine - 8 Rue Mesnil====
====3-5-3 Caserne Levallois-Perret - 1 Avenue Georges Pompidou ====
====3-6-1 Caserne Grenelle - 6 Place Violet====
====3-6-2 Caserne Auteuil - 2 Rue Francois Millet====
====3-6-3 Caserne Issy-les-Moulineaux - 75 Boulevard Gallieni====
==== 3-16-1 Caserne Boulogne-Billancourt - 55 Rue Gallieni====
==== 3-16-2 Caserne Meudon - 5 Rue Charles Liot====
====3-21-1 Caserne Plessis Clamart - 287 Avenue du General de Gaulle====
====3-21-2 Caserne Antony - 2 Avenue Armand Guillebaud====
====3-21-3 Caserne Bourg-la-Reine - 20 Rue Ravon====
====3-21-4 Caserne Clamart - 234 Avenue Victor Hugo====
====3-27-1 Caserne Gennevilliers - 136 Rue Henri Barbusse====
==== 3-27-2 Caserne Asnieres-sur-Seine - 4 Rue de Capitaine Bossard====
====3-27-3 Caserne Colombes - 20 Rue Hoche====
====3-28-1 Caserne Nanterre - 6 Rue de l'Industrie====
====3-28-2 Caserne Courbevoie - 12 Rue Henri Regnault====
====3-28-3 Caserne Puteaux - 106 Rue de Verdun====
====3-28-4 Caserne Rueil-Malmaison - 112 Route de l'Empereur ====
==Station Map==
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