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Students and Community Affairs

The following resources can provide answers to many of your questions. Frequently asked questions by students are located in our FAQ link.

For additional assistance with community/neighbor related matters please visit the Student/Community Liaison website or contact Carrie Bennett, JHU’s Student–Community Liaison, at liaison@jhu.edu or at 410-516-2359.

For general Community Affairs questions, please contact Salem Reiner, JHU’s Director for Community Affairs, at commrelations@jhu.edu or at 443-287-9900.

Living in the Community

Off-Campus Housing Information:

JHU Off-Campus Housing Office: publications about off-campus living (avoid common problems), being a good neighbor, local area information, apartment listings, utility connections, and more.

Inadequate Exterior Nighttime Lighting:

Public:

If the issue relates to a public area (e.g., street, sidewalk, park, etc.) and/or involves a streetlamp, inform the city by telephoning “311.” You will need the street address of the closest property to the location with the problem. Make sure to get a Reference Number from “311.” The more persons that call to report the problem, the better. Please also report the issue to JHU security (410-516-4600), and include the “311” Reference Number.

Private:

If the issue concerns a private area and/or lamp on private property, try informing the occupant of the property. If you need assistance, please contact Carrie Bennett, JHU’s Student–Community Liaison, via email or at 410-516-2359.

Parking in the Community

On-Campus:

JHU Parking (410-516-PARK, parking@jhu.edu): Homewood campus parking lot rates, shuttle and transportation schedules.

Off-Campus:

On-Street Residential Parking Permit (RPP)
Baltimore City Parking Authority - for questions about parking on city streets and garages, retrieving an impounded (towed) vehicle, call 443-573-2800, or email parkingauthority@bcparking.com

City Services

Bulk Trash: For removal and drop-off location information, see the “Bulk Trash” section of the City of Baltimore's Web site. Allow up to three weeks for the pick-up to occur.

General Inquiries: To report a problem involving municipal/city government and/or request a wide range of services, telephone “311” or go to 311 Online. You will need a specific location for the referenced matter (e.g., street address) and a concise description of the issue. Make sure to get a “311” Reference Number.

Community Association Contacts: Learn more about your neighborhood.
> Greater Homewood Community Corporation
> Abell Improvement Association
> Charles Village Civic Association
> Waverly Improvement Association
> Greater Remington Improvement Association
> Remington Neighborhood Alliance — email rna.president@hotmail.com
> Wyman Park Community Association
> Hampden Community Council
> Tuscany Canterbury Community Association
> Oakenshawe Improvement Association

General Baltimore City Links:

Live Baltimore!: City-wide neighborhood information, far-reaching events calendar, resources to rent and purchase a home.

Collegetown Network: Serves the students of the 15 area colleges with information about Baltimore, dinning, entertainment, shopping, sports and attractions, arts and culture, employment, and more.

Baltimore Visitor’s Center: Information about events and attractions, dining and lodging, the city's history, arts, neighborhoods, and shopping.

Neighborhood Matters: A quarterly publication that provides information about JHU and the communities proximate to Homewood, including events information.