Dr. Jason Wills has been fighting fires for more than thirty years. Now he brings home a doctorate in fire science, one of the rarest in the country.
We all know what a firefighter does, but do you know what a fire marshal does? One Jonesboro fire marshal has one of the rarest fire science degrees in the country.
Dr. Wills has been fighting fires for 35 years. In his role as fire marshal, he has a few extra responsibilities. Marshals review construction plans, conduct building exams, and inspect the aftermath of fires, just a few of the responsibilities of trying to keep fires from happening.
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