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To use the Internet
workstation, you must have a valid library card. Exceptions can be
made for individuals who are visiting the area. Circulation staff
will determine if an exception to this rule can be made.
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Library patrons aged
13 to 17 must have a parent or guardian sign an Internet Parental
Permission Agreement to use the Internet.
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Children aged 12 and
under may use an internet workstation if their parent of guardian
sits directly beside them for the duration of their usage.
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Patrons may use the
computer for up to two one-hour sessions daily.
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No more than two
persons will be allowed to work together at one computer. Both
individuals must meet the requirements for Internet use as stated in
this policy and abide by the guidelines.
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You cannot send,
receive, or display child pornography, obscenity or items harmful to
minors.
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Computers cannot be
used for any unlawful activities, including "hacking."
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No one may use the
computers to disclose, use or disseminate personal identification
information regarding minors.
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It is a violation of
this policy to use chat rooms, email or other forms of direct
electronic communications to threaten or harm the safety and
security of minors.
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Customers must not
modify or alter the configurations, options, preferences, settings
or any portion of the software or hardware installed on the
library's computers.
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Printing costs are
$.15 per page, regardless of its usefulness to you.
