Facilities & Provisions
Hall Facilities
Services Provisions
  - IP Phone & Network Services
- Security
- Repair & Maintenance
- Cleaning
 
IP Phone & Network Services

On-Site Engineer (PCCW) - IP Phone & Network Services
Service Hours: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm & 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm (Mon to Fri)
  Day-off (Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)
Enquiry Tel: 3442-3190
E-mail: sronetwork@cityu.edu.hk
 
Security

The 24 hours Security Office is located next to the vehicle entrance. The security of the residence community is supported by a professional team of security staff.
 
Repair & Maintenance

 
Our Repair & Maintenance service are provided by Woo Hing Company. You may like to have a look of this professional team.

Any damage to facilities in the common areas and in the student bedrooms must be reported immediately by EITHER

- Reporting through AIMS. (Select Student Residence Menu and then Service Request)

OR

- Filling in record in the Repair and Maintenance Record Book placed at Security Counter on the G/F of each hall lobby.
 
Cleaning

 
All common areas including toilets/ showers, common rooms and lobbies will be cleaned by the cleaners.

Our existing cleaning services is delivered by Waihong Environmental Services Ltd. You may like to have a look of this professional team.

Cleaning of the toilet/shower between the student rooms is scheduled once a week. The schedule is posted on the notice board.

Residents are required to clean their own rooms. Cleaning utensils can be obtained from the closet inside each common room. Residents should put the rubbish in plastic bags, tie them up properly and place them at the collection points located at the backstairs of each student floor, where large rubbish bins are provided. Garbage should be disposed of properly to maintain a clean and pleasant environment.
 
 
 
Student Residence Office
Student Residence, City University of Hong Kong,
22 Cornwall Street, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon
Enquiry: (852) 3442-1200 Fax: (852) 2794-7716
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