Emily Kaye Kipp is a small business owner and licensed therapist in Georgetown. She has a bachelor's degree from Southwestern University. She is a mom of four.

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Emily Kaye Kipp-Wright is from Chicago, Illinois. She earned her bachelor's degree in psychology from Southwestern University, and her master's degree in professional counseling from St. Edward's University. She is a mother of four children.

Emily is a small business owner and a licensed therapist. 

Emily is the founder of Anchored and Beacon Behavioral, a wellness center and outpatient service center for mental health support. She previously worked as a group facilitator at the Austin Center for Grief and Loss and a therapist at Rock Springs. 

Emily's campaign for Georgetown city council is her first run for public office.

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As of March 31, 2026, Emily Kaye Kipp-Wright did not have a website or any information online.

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Plans to prioritize balanced growth, long-term water security, traffic relief, public safety, and expanded mental health support.

- Plans to prioritize balanced growth, long-term water security, traffic relief, public safety, and expanded mental health support.

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Housing & Urban Development

Supports strengthening partnerships with police, fire, hospitals, and mental health providers to ensure community safety.

- Supports strengthening partnerships with police, fire, hospitals, and mental health providers to ensure community safety.

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Transportation & Infrastructure

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Emily Kaye Kipp-Wright

Believes the biggest challenges facing the city are rapid growth, traffic congestion, water sustainability, and access to mental health care.

Said her top priorities are "balanced growth, long-term water security, traffic relief, public safety, and expanded mental health support."

As of March 31, 2026, Emily Kaye Kipp’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Emily Kaye Kipp

Emily is a licensed therapist and small business owner.

Emily Kaye Kipp's campaign for Georgetown City Council Member, District 6 is her first entry into politics.

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Prioritizes balanced growth, long-term water security, traffic relief, public safety, and expanded mental health support.

Believes Georgetown must balance development with infrastructure capacity while protecting historic charm and supporting community wellness.

For Candidate Emily Kaye Kipp on Issue public-safety: Aims to strengthen partnerships with police, fire, hospitals, and mental health providers to create a safe and compassionate community.

Said, "What would your top priorities be if elected? My top priorities are balanced growth, long-term water security, traffic relief, public safety, and expanded mental health support. As a therapist and small business owner, I understand how growth impacts families. I will advocate infrastructure planning, first responder support, and stronger mental health partnerships across our community."

Emily Kaye Kipp is a graduate of Southwestern University and Leadership Georgetown. She is a small business owner, a licensed therapist, and a mother of four.

Emily is a small business owner and a licensed therapist.

Emily Kaye Kipp is a small business owner and licensed therapist.

Wants to strengthen partnerships with police, fire, hospitals, and mental health providers to ensure community safety.

Believes balancing development with infrastructure capacity is essential to address traffic congestion.

Emily Kaye Kipp is a graduate of Southwestern University. She is a small business owner, a licensed therapist, and a mother of four.

Emily Kaye Kipp is a small business owner and licensed therapist in Georgetown.

Supports expanded mental health services.

Believes water sustainability is a major challenge.

Supports strengthening partnerships with police, fire, hospitals, and mental health providers to ensure a safe and compassionate community.

Believes Georgetown must balance development with infrastructure capacity, address traffic congestion, and protect historic charm while supporting community wellness.

Supports balanced growth, long-term water security, and infrastructure planning.

Emily Kaye Kipp is a graduate of Southwestern University. She is a mom of four.

Emily is a small business owner and a licensed therapist in Georgetown.

Emily Kaye Kipp is a small business owner and licensed therapist. She is running for Georgetown city council member, District 6.

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