Free Services

Computers and Chromebooks

Borrow a Chromebook to use anywhere in the Library

A Library card verified with Photo ID is required to borrow an in-library Chromebook. You can borrow a Chromebook for the day to use inside the Library; Chromebooks cannot be taken outside.

Staff verified Library account is required to borrow a Chromebook. Many locations have Chromebook lockers, making it simple to sign out a Chromebook with your Library card. 

When you borrow a Chromebook, you are responsible for it, so don’t leave it unattended. A $350 replacement fee will be issued if the Chromebook is lost.

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Take a Chromebook home

Borrow a Computer lets you take home a Library Chromebook for up to three weeks. Whether you want to work on a project, take an online course, meet virtually with friends, or search the web for information, our Chromebooks can help you get it done. All you need is a Library Card verified with Photo ID and an internet connection at home.  

Learn about Borrow a Computer

Use our free Wi-Fi on a Chromebook or your personal devices.

To use Wi-Fi, browse available wireless networks and select LibraryWfiFiHotSpot. When you launch a web browser, you will be asked for your full Library card number and PIN. Enter your information, then press Accept and Login.

When you log on to Library computers, you must agree to our Public Access Network Terms of Use.

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Internet access for children

Parents or guardians can choose from two internet options for children: the default setting of unrestricted internet access or no internet access. To change your child's internet access please contact us. It's the responsibility of parents or guardians to monitor and guide their children's internet activity at the Library.

Members with no internet access do not have access to the Library's wireless network, and they will be unable to connect to the internet on library devices that depend on the Library’s wireless network for connectivity.