<description>&lt;p&gt;Mitchell Kannry, a 2005 graduate of the School of Public Affairs, is constantly “beating the drum of fire safety,” he says. It’s part of his team’s job—along with fire investigations, fire inspections, code changes, and policy. Since late 2020, he’s been the DC fire marshal, the latest and highest position in a DC Fire career that began 18 years ago, while he was still an undergraduate student at AU. In September, Kannry joined &lt;em&gt;30 Minutes On… &lt;/em&gt;to discuss his career with DC Fire from firehouses to fire inspection, his last couple years as DC’s fire marshal, and how you and your family can make a fire plan this winter.&lt;/p&gt;
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<p>Mitchell Kannry, a 2005 graduate of the School of Public Affairs, is constantly “beating the drum of fire safety,” he says. It’s part of his team’s job—along with fire investigations, fire inspections, code changes, and policy. Since late 2020, he’s been the DC fire marshal, the latest and highest position in a DC Fire career that began 18 years ago, while he was still an undergraduate student at AU. In September, Kannry joined <em>30 Minutes On… </em>to discuss his career with DC Fire from firehouses to fire inspection, his last couple years as DC’s fire marshal, and how you and your family can make a fire plan this winter.</p>


30 Minutes On... from American magazine

30 Minutes on Fire Safety (with Mitchell Kannry, SPA/BA ’05)

30 Minutes on Fire Safety (with Mitchell Kannry, SPA/BA ’05)

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