Access library WiFi

Surf the Internet through high-speed wireless networking at any library location.

Wireless devices may automatically detect the Library’s “Hot Spot” and configure themselves to use the system.

If your device does not connect right away, try the following:

• Make sure your wireless network adapter has been properly installed according to the manufacturers instructions.

• Use the management software that came with your wireless device to confirm that your configuration settings match the following values.

• Save any modified settings and restart your device.

Protect yourself online

WiFi users are responsible for protecting their own devices when using library WiFi. The library will not be responsible for any personal information (i.e. credit card) that may be compromised, or for any damage caused to your hardware or software, security issues or consequences caused by viruses or hacking. All library WiFi users should have up-to-date virus protection on their device. Anti-virus and security protection are the responsibility of the patron. You'll find a variety of courses covering online safety in LinkedIn Learning, available to all library patrons.

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Rules for WiFi use

• Patrons may not: Send, display or receive obscene, harassing, or libelous messages, files, or images.

• Engage in any activity that is obscene or deliberately and maliciously offensive, libelous, or slanderous.

• Use Library computers to gain access to computers or computer systems for which they are not authorized.

• Use any library computer network line for illegal or criminal purposes.

• Violate copyright laws or software licensing agreements.

• Intentionally use techniques or software to harass other users or infiltrate, damage, or alter a computer or computing system.