About Burton Planning Services
BPS was formed in 2008 by Kimberly Burton, and she leads a multi-disciplinary staff of 25 professionals, including planners, engineers, and environmental specialists. Click here to download the BPS Marketing Packet.
Our mission is to provide our clients with sustainable planning and environmental solutions that are timely, affordable, and customized for the client’s specific needs. BPS offers a broad range of services in:
Company Updates
January 2025: Happy new year! As we continue our work on over 45 ongoing projects, we have welcomed six new staff members since the fall! Dan Schmuhl, PE, has joined our Multi-Modal Transportation Planning team as a Senior Transportation Engineer. Our Education & Engagement team has grown by four new staff members: Kimberly Francis is in the role of Education Manager, Rhonda Allen is a Senior Instructional Designer & Marketing Lead, Heather Utendorf is a Senior Instructional Designer, and Michelle Shuey, PhD, is an Instructional Designer & Resiliency Specialist. We are very excited to have them on board!
December 2024: While the year is winding down, our work continues full speed ahead. Our Education & E-Learning team is working on a new contract for the Ohio Department of Transportation to update asynchronous web-based trainings. Our Environmental & Resiliency team is kicking off five new hazard mitigation plans (Athens County, Greene County, Fulton County, Scioto County, and Williams County). Meanwhile, our Multi-Modal Transportation Planning team is starting work on the City of Gahanna’s Transportation Thoroughfare Plan, while the Community Planning & Development team continue their efforts on long term contracts for ODOT and the City of Columbus.
November 2024: We are excited to be working on numerous new projects moving into this month. We will build upon our multi-modal planning efforts in the City of Gahanna with the development of a transportation thoroughfare plan. And, a new batch of hazard mitigation plans are underway, this time for Clinton, Crawford, and Marion counties.