WILDLIFE CORRIDOR COLLABORATION

Bruce Meighen, AICP, serves as the President and CEO of Logan Simpson, overseeing collaboration among the firm's experts in planning, environmental, cultural, and design disciplines. Guided by the mission of "Working Together to Guide Responsible Change," Bruce leads the organization to achieve this vision. With over 30 years of experience, … Read More

Bruce Meighen, AICP, serves as the President and CEO of Logan Simpson, overseeing collaboration among the firm's experts in planning, environmental, cultural, and design disciplines. Guided by the mission of "Working Together to Guide Responsible Change," Bruce leads the organization to achieve this vision. With over 30 years of experience, Bruce has earned recognition through more than 60 planning awards. His academic background includes economic development, urban design, community planning, and resource management at Champlain College and McGill University in Montreal, and Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Bruce specialized in planning, statistics, and how technology can effect positive change. Bruce has directed the completion of over 350 plans, including comprehensive plans, subarea plans, corridor plans, zoning code revisions, and natural resource management plans for local, state, and federal agencies. He drives local, state, and federal agencies toward outcome-driven solutions, providing strategic guidance. Bruce's approach emphasizes collaboration and innovation, aiming to achieve meaningful outcomes. He embodies Logan Simpson's vision of being a firm that builds on culture and history to co-create an inclusive, healthy, and resilient future. Through his leadership, Bruce ensures that these principles are woven into every aspect of Logan Simpson's endeavors, driving the firm forward with purpose and impact. Read Less

Kristina Kachur is current a Senior Community/Environmental Planner with Logan Simpson Design. Kristina is a recreation and community planner skilled in environmental land use, recreation planning, public involvement and GIS. She holds a Master’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning and is a certified planner. Since joining Logan Simpson, she … Read More

Kristina Kachur is current a Senior Community/Environmental Planner with Logan Simpson Design. Kristina is a recreation and community planner skilled in environmental land use, recreation planning, public involvement and GIS. She holds a Master’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning and is a certified planner. Since joining Logan Simpson, she has worked on a variety of environmental, park and recreation and comprehensive planning projects at various scales, working with local, county and federal clients. Read Less

Adam Copeland is currently the Deputy Director of Planning with the City of Buckeye. Adam has 20 years of planning experience working for the cities of Tempe, Surprise, and now Buckeye. He has worked on over 3000 projects consisting of residential, commercial, and industrial development as well as environmental and … Read More

Adam Copeland is currently the Deputy Director of Planning with the City of Buckeye. Adam has 20 years of planning experience working for the cities of Tempe, Surprise, and now Buckeye. He has worked on over 3000 projects consisting of residential, commercial, and industrial development as well as environmental and special planning projects during his career. Adam has also taken a lead role in projects like the The Rio Reimagined, El Rio, General Plan, Wildlife Corridors Best Practices Guide, and other high profile projects where he worked with Federal, State, County, and local legislative representatives for support. Read Less

Mark Fargo is a Project Supervisor with the Maricopa County Flood Control District in Phoenix, Arizona. Read More

Mark Fargo is a Project Supervisor with the Maricopa County Flood Control District in Phoenix, Arizona. Read Less

Colin Beach is a Field Operations specialist with the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Read More

Colin Beach is a Field Operations specialist with the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Read Less