Professionally, he works for the Utah Air National Guard where he held roles in human resources, global health management, operations, and security. Edtl’s roots in public service also extend to working as a job coach for refugee families and Scout master. Representing District 4 encompassing parts of Sandy and Midvale, he is the first African American to serve on Canyon’s governing board. A steadfast supporter of public education, he has volunteered in Canyons’ schools in many capacities, including serving two terms as PTA President and four terms as School Community Council Chairman. Air Force and father of four school-aged children, Andrew Edtl was elected to the Canyons Board of Education in November 2022. Shill and her husband have four children who attend or have graduated from the Brighton feeder system.Ĭontact: veteran of the U.S. Her civic involvement includes volunteering in Cub Scouts, leading youth groups, and serving as a Salt Lake County Precinct Delegate. Shill graduated cum laude from Brigham Young University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance. She has held leadership roles on the Utah School Boards Association, including serving as the organization’s President. She has represented Canyons on statewide boards, including the Utah High School Activities Association and the Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation Advisory Board.

For 20 years, she has been involved in schools, serving on multiple district committees and in leadership capacities on the School Community Councils and PTA’s at Bella Vista Elementary, Butler Middle and Brighton High. The Utah native has deep roots in civic engagement. She represents District 2, which covers most of Cottonwood Heights. Amber Shill was first elected to the Canyons Board of Education in November 2014 and won re-election in November 2018 and again in November 2022.

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