Howard Community College

100 NON-STUDENTS ON CAMPUS Action may be taken against any and all persons who have no legitimate reason for their presence on campus. Although such persons are not subject to college sanctions, they will be subject to the relevant sanctions of the penal code of Maryland which concerns loitering and trespassing. STUDENT ID CARDS, ID NUMBERS AND IDENTITY PROTECTION Howard Community College has established processes to enable student to protect identity and confidentiality rights. Students are expected to have their college photo ID cards with them at all times when on campus. If a public safety officer requests that a student to show their ID, they are expected to comply. These cards are required to transact most college business, to utilize certain college facilities, such as but not limited to the athletic and fitness center and computer labs and to attend college functions. They are also required to check out materials in from the HCC Library. ID cards are issued to students at the Public Safety office (RCF-117) after registering for classes. Students must have their card re-validated following registration each semester. To obtain an ID card, you need: • Proof of HCC enrollment (tuition receipt or class schedule) • A valid photo ID • Vehicle Parking Permit Number and Vehicle tag number All students are responsible for knowing their student ID number, which is required for many transactions. Whenever possible, students are urged to provide their student ID number rather than their social security number (SSNs should only be provided when required; for example, for certain financial aid documents). Students are also strongly advised to safely maintain all documents that have identifying information on them, especially ID cards. TRAFFIC RULES AND REGULATIONS Howard Community College (HCC) parking and traffic control procedures are designed to promote pedestrian and vehicular safety on campus. The following regulations apply to all persons who operate a motor vehicle or bicycle on any part of the Howard Community College campus and supersede any expressed or implied regulations previously issued. Regulations are intended to inform visitors, staff and students of available parking facilities on campus, and define authorization of use for each area; and ensure access at all times for ambulance, fire-fighting equipment and any other emergency vehicles. All vehicle operators are subject to Maryland motor vehicle laws and Howard Community College's traffic rules and regulations while on campus. Any vehicle or operator found in violation of these regulations will be subject to receipt of a Howard Community College parking citation. The vehicle receiving the citation will also be subject to possible removal at the owner's or operator's expense. Vehicle and traffic violations include, but are not limited to, the following: • Pedestrians must be given the right of way at all times. • Vehicle speed and manner of operations should be conducive to safe operation with consideration of

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