Hopkins road work plans frustrates residents and businesses
Published on April 18, 2026.
The Board of Estimates has approved a plan to install underground duct banks in the neighborhood of Remington, Maryland, despite opposition from several City Council members and over 30 written public comments. The project is set to begin in May and continue in phases through January. The work is required to provide power to the university's Homewood campus and its under-construction Data Science and AI Institute.
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