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Policies

 

Credentials for Access

In order to gain access to the Computer Lab, patrons must have one of two things:

  • A library card OR
  • A guest pass, available at the Circulation Desk. They can be used if you forget your library card or are just visiting for the day.

Time Limits

Patrons guaranteed at least one hour on a computer per session. Sessions can be extended in 30-minute increments for one additional hour of time, allowing for a maximum of two hours per session. The maximum amount of computer time per day is limited to four hours.

Workstation Occupancy

A maximum of two (2) patrons are allowed at one computer at any given time.

Age Requirements

Children under 13 are recommended to use the public computers upstairs in the Children’s Department.

Small children must be secured in a stroller, carrier, etc.

Personal Property

Patrons are responsible for all personal belongings.  Any personal items left in the Computer Lab, such as removable media and other electronic devices, will be taken to Lost & Found.  See the Circulation Department for disposition of Lost & Found items.

Cell Phones

Patrons must silence cell phones and pagers while in the Lab. Calls must be answered in the Library lobby, not in the Computer Lab.

Print Fees

Patrons are responsible for paying for ALL print outs.  There are no free prints.  See the Printing and Services page for more information.

Banning Policies

  • Viewing pornographic images: first time offense is a ban of 30 days from the Library; second offense constitutes a ban of 6 months from the Library.
  • Verbally abusive, disruptive, uncooperative, or threatening behavior: first offense is a ban of 30 days from the Library.
  • Deliberate abuse or destruction of computer equipment: permanent ban from the Library.
  • Violent act (punching, pushing, hitting, brandishing a weapon): permanent ban from the Library.

Acceptable Use Policy

In order to use the library’s computers, patrons must agree to the Acceptable Use Policy.