Johns Hopkins Police Department

Eight new members have been nominated to join the Johns Hopkins University Police Accountability Board (JHAB) beginning this summer and recently had their nominations confirmed during the 2026 legislative session of the Maryland General Assembly.

Johns Hopkins University joined one of its child care partner centers, Bright Horizons in East Baltimore, on Feb. 26 in celebrating Jumpstart’s national Read for the Record Day, a global initiative that highlights the importance of early literacy and access to books for young children.

On Dec. 12, the inaugural members of the Johns Hopkins Police Department were sworn into service.

Johns Hopkins Police Department adds two experienced leaders and releases the policies and procedures that will govern its public safety operations.

Jon Marcus, a former Johns Hopkins Hospital security guard, is the first entry-level officer to join the JHPD.

Timeline and more information about the Johns Hopkins Police Department.

Johns Hopkins is implementing the JHPD only within our Homewood, Peabody, and East Baltimore campus area boundaries.

Review the JHPD annual report, documentation on policies and procedures, public information releases, and other JHPD documents.

Learn more about the Johns Hopkins Accountability Board and Johns Hopkins Police Department through these frequently asked questions.

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The PSAU plays a critical role in maintaining the integrity and professionalism of the Johns Hopkins Public Safety Department and the Johns Hopkins Police Department (JHPD). Its primary purpose is to ensure accountability and integrity within Johns Hopkins public safety apparatus. Click here to learn more, file a complaint, or track the status of a complaint.