Transportation

MTA Bus Times Link. User-friendly site to see when your bus will arrive. Manhattan Bus Map Download. MTA Subway Train Times Link. Or install the iOS APP. MTA Subway Map Download. Columbia Inter-Campus Shuttle.  Download the App or view on mobile for provided real-time location and next stop information as well as a small map for all active vehicles and routes. In addition to University faculty, staff, and students, Morningside Heights residents over age 65 or with a disability, can utilize the shuttle bus (passenger van) for travel between Morningside, Lamont, Manhattanville, Medical Center, and Harlem Hospital campuses. Uber car service Lyft ride share    

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Safety

For NYC Police, Fire, or Other Emergency Departments, dial 911 Dial 212-854-2797 for Columbia University Public Safety Office On-Campus Emergencies, Dial 4-5555 For students needing a night time shuttle service LINK Safe Havens Occasionally, Columbia students, faculty, or staff may feel uneasy about walking home, waiting for a bus, or walking to a car. If that ever happens to you, just look for the Red Lion at participating neighborhood merchants. The Red Lion is the logo for the CU Public Safety Safe Haven program organized by the Columbia University Department of Public Safety, which has screened more than 130 businesses near the Morningside, Manhattanville, and Medical Center Campuses. At businesses featuring the Red Lion in their windows, you can ask the merchant to phone Columbia University's Department of Public Safety or the police and wait for security personnel to respond. For more information or to become a Safe Haven registered business please call 212-854-8513 Safe Haven [...]

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Public Libraries

We are fortunate to have four public libraries in our community. Morningside Heights. LINK Bloomingdale (100th) LINK George Bruce Libary (125th) LINK 115th Street. LINK

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Community Shuttle Service Columbia University

Columbia University provides a shuttle bus service free of charge to members of the local community who are disabled or who are senior citizens (including their attendants) via the ADA-accessible Intercampus Shuttle.  The shuttle bus service complies with ADA specifications to locations and subway stations by and between: 96th Street and Broadway 116th Street and Broadway (Morningside campus) 125th Street and Broadway Harlem Hospital Center (135th Street and Lenox Avenue) Columbia University Medical Center (168th Street and Broadway) The shuttle bus service runs on a regular schedule throughout the day on every weekday, except on state and federal public holidays. Eligibility The shuttle bus is free to the elderly and disabled in the local community (as well as their attendants). How to Access Senior citizens and disabled passengers must show their Access-A-Ride or Medicare cards, or their Reduced Fare MetroCard in order to access the service.  All riders must present a valid ID upon boarding the shuttle. Information on shuttle accessibility, [...]

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Elected Officials

Mark Levine NYC Council District 7 Follow Mark Levine on Twitter @MarkLevineNYC District Office Phone 212-928-6814 Email District7@council.nyc.gov Daniel O'Donnell NYS Assembly Assembly District 69 Follow Daniel O'Donnell on Twitter @DanielJODonnell District Office Phone 212-866-3970 Address 245 West 104th Street New York, NY 10025 Brian Benjamin NYS Senate District 30 Follow Brian Benjamin on Twitter @BrianABenjamin 163 West 125th Street Harlem State Office Bldg., Suite 912  New York, NY 10027 Phone: 212-222-7315 Email: bbenjamin@nysenate.gov Adriano Espaillat U.S. Representative, 13th Congressional District 163 West 125th Street, #508 Harlem State Office Building ​New York, NY 10027 Phone: 212-663-3900 Jerrold “Jerry” Nadler US House of Representatives, 10th Congressional District Follow Congressman Nadler on Twitter @RepJerryNadler Phone: 212-367-7350 Manhattan Office 201 Varick Street, Suite 669 New York, NY 10014

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Community Board 9

The purpose of Manhattan Community Board 9 (MCB9) is to ensure that City services are accessible and responsive to the needs of all residents, organizations, businesses, and institutions in West Harlem. The New York City Charter mandates that all community boards advise and inform their respective constituencies on matters relevant to their immediate neighborhood. Toward this end, MCB9 convenes 10 committee meetings each month: Arts & Culture; Economic Development; Health & Environment; Housing; Landmarks & Preservation; Land Use & Zoning; Safety, Uniform Services, & Transportation; Senior Issues; Waterfronts, Parks, & Recreation; and Youth, Education, & Libraries. MEETING CALENDAR > Manhattan Community Board 9 encompasses the West Harlem neighborhoods of Morningside Heights, Manhattanville, and Hamilton Heights. Extending from 110th Street to 155th Street, our boundaries are Cathedral Parkway on the south; 155th Street on the north; Manhattan, Morningside, St Nicholas, Bradhurst, and Edgecombe Avenues on the east; and the Hudson River on the west. We consider each [...]

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About this App

Morningside Area Alliance is proud to present this app! Whether you are a first-time visitor or one of our eldest neighbors, a day in Morningside Heights will always offer you: beautiful views, music, and energetic dialogue. As New York's academic and religious center, the neighborhood exudes a lively and warm spirit.  Enjoy the app's consistently update events listings and resources so you connect with the myriad of institutions that give Morningside Heights insiders every opportunity to experience cultural and intellectual pursuits with a global influence. Contact us at 212-749-1570 or info@morningside-alliance.org.

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