Computers & WiFi

What’s the WiFi & Password?

Join the free “publiclibrary” network with your laptop, smartphone, or tablet. No password or library card required. Click on “Connect” to fully connect to the WiFi.

Computer Stations

All library locations have public computers and printing services available. Internet use on public computers is guided by the Library’s Internet / Wireless Policy. When users logoff the PC, all user information and data is deleted.

Public computer stations offer:

Internet / WiFi access (via Chrome, Firefox, and Edge)

Windows

Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel)

Additional software including Adobe Reader, 3D Slicer, VLC DVD Media Player, & iTunes

Built-in webcam

DVD/CD drives

USB ports

Audio jacks

Printing capabilities

Accessibility tools

Computer Time Limits

Public computers are available on a first come, first served basis. During busy times, customers can join a queue for the next available computer.

Computers can be used daily for two hours. If there continues to be open computers available, customers can opt in to two 30-minute extensions.

Laptop-Lending Kiosks
(in-library use)

Available at Old Town and Council Tree Libraries.

Laptop checkouts are self-serve using your All-Access Library Card number and 4-digit PIN. Laptops are available for in-library use only and provide computer access for up to two (2) hours per day. Each laptop is equipped with Microsoft Suite programs and Internet and wireless print connectivity. The devices also include a HDMI port, USB ports, and Aux-in for headphones.

When laptops are returned to the kiosk, all user information and data is deleted to protect your privacy and the device is recharged.

At Old Town Library, laptops can be combined with reservable study rooms for online meetings. Headphone sets are also available for checkout.

Chromebooks & WiFi Hotspots
(home use)

Check out a laptop and mobile hotspot with your library card. These items check out for one week and may be placed on hold. After each checkout, user information and data are deleted to protect your privacy.

Microfilm Reader

Bring your old 35mm color slides and photo negatives into the 21^st century with digitization using Old Town Library’s state-of-the-art microfilm reader.