Which branches have wireless access available?
All branches have wireless access.

Why should I use wireless?
Since you are using your own equipment, there are no session limits and no waiting.

Are there any restrictions on my use of the Internet?
All library users who access the Internet agree to abide by the Library’s Internet Use Policy. For purposes of security, wireless access is limited to web services. Applications that use other services such as non-web e-mail, VPNs, FTP, etc., may not work. Wireless access is filtered to help prevent abusive or illegal activity and to conform to the Children’s Internet Protection Act. Adults may have unfiltered sessions on Internet computers provided by the Library.

Can I print at the library while using wireless?
Printers are not part of the wireless network. If you need to print, please save the work to a portable storage device or e-mail files to yourself. Then use a library computer and send print jobs to the printer. Cost of printing from library computers is .15 cents per page.

Is my information safe while using wireless?
Your information is not protected while using wireless, unless you are connected to a web page that employs encryption (stores, banks, etc.).

How do I connect to wireless Internet at the Library?

• Bring your wireless enabled laptop computer or other wireless device to the Library and turn it on. The Library uses the WIFI Standard IEEE 802.11a/b/g. Your wireless network card should detect a signal immediately.
• View wireless networks and select the “LibraryWireless” network. When you are successfully connected to the wireless network, you will see the “Connected” status in the upper right corner of the Wireless Connection window.
• Open your browser.
• Enter your e-mail address to access the wireless network and to accept the terms of use.
• Bring a fully charged battery. Electric outlets for public use are limited and may not be available. Check with staff.
• You may not use electric outlets, power strips, or network cables dedicated for the Library's computer network or equipment.

Can staff help me connect to the wireless network?
Each computer is different and you are responsible for knowing how to configure your own equipment. If you experience difficulties, staff may be able to assist by offering basic troubleshooting tips. If you need additional assistance, you may need to contact the manufacturer of your hardware or software.

Wireless Card Settings