Aaron Wiley isn't a career politician. He's a father, a coach, a builder, and someone who believes the West Side deserves a stronger voice.
Father first. Aaron has raised four kids here in our community. Two graduated from West High, one is currently enrolled, and his youngest is preparing to attend SLARTS. Like many parents on the West Side, his life revolves around supporting his kids, their schools, and the future they deserve.
A coach and mentor. For more than 20 years Aaron has coached youth sports across the West Side — baseball, basketball, football, and soccer. He helps young people build confidence, teamwork, and leadership both on and off the field.
A community advocate. Aaron serves on the PNUT Board and was on the front lines of the Stericycle fight that brought national attention to pollution affecting local families. What started as a local concern grew into a statewide conversation about environmental accountability.
A builder and problem solver. After studying Political Science at the University of Utah, Aaron built his career in technology — working in some of the early SaaS companies and now building platforms that help founders and business owners grow their companies.
A lifelong leader. At the University of Utah, Aaron served as President of the Black Student Union, was active in MEChA, and served as the first paid employee and campaign director during President Obama's campaign in Utah.
