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Harris County Judge Official Ed Emmett was given the “Okay to Say” award at Engage & Excel conference. County officials, behavioral health professionals, others discovering best practices to ensure Texans have access to mental health care when and where they need it. #txlege

Thank YOU and everyone else who helps us bring discussion of mental illness out into the Open. #mentalhealth

We were honored to have the chance to recognize Hon. Official Ed Emmett with the @OkayToSay leadership award at #EngageExcel today. We are inspired by your dedication to improving the mental health system in Harris Co and are touched by your own story of making it #okaytosay Maureen Hackett

Here’s how to avoid problems with straight-ticket voting in Texas | The Texas Tribune texastribune.org/2018/10/26/tex…

Thank you very much, Rep. Coleman - for the endorsement and for your courageous work in the Legislature.

On a positive note, thanks Steve Showalter and Baytown Sun for: “Emmett has been very effective in the job, and he deserves reelection. He handled the Hurricane Harvey disaster with compassion and competence, and he has been instrumental in getting the area back on track.”

Made a friend at the groundbreaking for Harris County’s new expanded animal shelter w/ Dr. Umair A. Shah (MD, MPH) and Harris County Public Health #GetVaxxed. This is National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, after all. Come meet your new best friend! #AdoptDontShop

It’s official! The brand new Harris County animal shelter building is underway. Thank you to Official Ed Emmett and our partners Best Friends for the amazing support. We can’t wait to continue saving more lives everyday! #supportyoursheltet #AdoptDontShop

1.) Last night was a long night. Keeping the straight ticket option for 1 more election cycle turned out to be a disaster for all Republicans. With the long ballot, more than 75% of voters chose to vote straight ticket, and the Democrats outvoted Republicans by more than 100K.

2.) Making up that deficit was just not possible. I am proud of my campaign since I received significantly more votes than any other Republican, including those at the top of the ticket.

3.) Thanks to all who helped my campaign and voted for me. The next chapter begins . . . after a brief time off. EME

1.) The passing of President George HW Bush is a loss almost beyond words. Personally, I always considered him my model of public service. As a community, we viewed him and Barbara as treasures . . .

2.) . . . All of us should take time to reflect and realize that a great man has left the Earth, but it is a far better place because he served us. I miss him already.

Harris County Judge Official Ed Emmett says commissioners lack the authority to shut down gov't on Weds or Thurs to for #GeorgeHWBush services, but he and commissioners give blessing to county employees to take comp time/adjust schedules to attend.

Ready Harris Alerts: Heavy Rainfall Expected Friday Evening Through Saturday Go to readyharris.org/News-Informati… for more info.MESSAGE_ID# 8110002061607588 manager.everbridge.net/pub/8110002062…

Flash Flood Watch Noon today through Noon Saturday. High confidence of flooding in some places across the region as heavy rains develop and spread over the area.

Hurricanes Katrina, Maria and Harvey inflicted costly damage and took thousands of lives. What has surviving the storms taught city leaders? New Orleans Mayor Mayor LaToya Cantrell, San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz and @edemmett of Harris County, TX join The New York Times's @kimmelman #nytcities

🌩️ “Losing electricity is the new flooding,” says Official Ed Emmett, fellow at Rice University’s Baker Institute CES, in his latest op-ed in the Houston Chronicle. How can we address this issue? Read now ➡️ houstonchronicle.com/opinion/outloo…

🎙️ TUNE IN: On the Baker Briefing podcast, Rice University’s Jim Blackburn and Official Ed Emmett explore lessons from Hurricane Beryl and how the Houston region should move forward. bit.ly/3Wx3ufS

Houston’s Freeways: Who was Displaced and Why? bakerinstitute.org/research/houst…