Library Policies - Public Internet Access

 

The Library System imposes rules regarding use of the internet, just as it does other materials and services. The rules for the Internet include the following:

While protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, sexually graphic Internet sites are best suited for private viewing. The Library is a public space. Therefore, viewing sexually graphic Internet sites in the Library is inappropriate. Library users who do so will be asked to stop immediately.

See also the Library's Policy Regarding Access by Minors to the Internet and the Policy Regarding Wireless Access to the Internet

The purpose of the internet terminals is to provide access to the World Wide Web and telnet. Newsgroups are not available. The Library does not provide e-mail accounts. However, e-mail accounts are available free of charge through numerous web sites.

There is no FTP from Library Internet terminals nor is there downloading to the hard drive.

Related Services...

• Public Internet Access
• Public Internet Access - Adults

Last updated by ann on July 23, 2009