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Meet our Guides
Meet our Guides
Logan Ott
Logan Ott
Logan is a third-year civil engineering student passionate about city planning, transit, and citizen-led growth. Since discovering urban design in 2022 through Not Just Bikes, he has been deeply engaged in studying cities and their transportation systems. Logan enjoys learning from urban models worldwide and applying those insights to local challenges. Through research, public engagement, and advocacy, he works to promote high-quality amenities, increased density, and the preservation of greenfields and farms. When he’s not working on urban issues, he enjoys staying active and working out.
Craig Reinecke
Craig Reinecke
Craig is an educator and tech enthusiast passionate about building strong, fiscally responsible communities. A Pflugerville resident since 2008, he has worked in education since 2007 while advancing his lifelong interest in technology. After discovering Strong Towns, he became dedicated to making Pflugerville safer and more accessible for all transportation modes. He believes increasing walkability will create a more connected, less congested, and healthier city. He is always advocating for a stronger town when he's teaching, or helping others with technology. No matter what, he's finding ways to improve his community.
Shane Novak
Shane Novak
Shane is a high school senior preparing to major in city planning in college. Since moving to Pflugerville in 2016, he has watched firsthand the sprawl of Pflugerville and seeks to change our development, from outward to upward. His travel experiences have revealed how beautiful and sustainable traditional development is and wishes to bring this development back to Pflugerville. He believes that walkability and cycling are the most important aspects of any great city and advocates for this active transportation to be implemented in Pflugerville. When he's not working with Strong Towns Pflugerville, he enjoys cycling around the city and staying involved in the city's politics.
Corie Wallen-Douglas
Corie Wallen-Douglas
Corie is a digital marketing professional with expertise in paid media, business development, and community engagement. As a member of the Equity Commission, he advocates for inclusive and equitable growth in Pflugerville. Passionate about local culture and small businesses, he is helping launch Batches, a macaron bakery operating under Texas cottage law. Corie is dedicated to fostering community through themed events, a local cookbook club, and initiatives that make Pflugerville more connected and accessible. He is particularly interested in improving transit, walkability, and public engagement to support the city’s future.
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