“Chimney Hollow is a long-duration project,” Kugler said. “Normally there would be a lot of staff turnover, but almost everyone has been on the job since the beginning, which is a testament to the high quality of individuals from each organization and the strong commitment to wanting to see this project be done well.”
He said the most exciting part of the project is getting to see a new dam built in Colorado.
“It’s great to be part of such a well-executed project that’s been in planning for a long time. I’m humbled to be part of such a great team.”
Kugler has been a Colorado resident since 2001 and currently lives in Monument, CO with his wife. They enjoy hiking, visiting national parks, traveling, cheering on their alma mater Kansas State and spending time with their two kids and daughter-in-law.