The Internet, as another information resource, enables the library to provide information beyond the confines of its own collection.  Ideas, information and commentary are accessible from around the world.  Currently the Internet is an unregulated medium.  The Internet offers access to a wealth of material that is personally, professionally and culturally enriching to individuals of all ages.  It also enables access to some materials that may be offensive, inaccurate, incomplete or illegal.  Users are encouraged to be good information consumers by evaluating the validity of information accessed via the Internet.

Our library's goal is to enhance our existing collection and, as a public access agency, provide the oportunity to anyone who wishes to navigate the Internet.

The library's home page will be our starting point on the Web.  The library can not control or monitor other material that may be accessible from Internet sources because the Internet is a vast and unregulated medium with access points that can and do change often, rapidly and unpredictably.  Parents and children are encouraged to read "Child Safety on the Information Highway" available on the World Wide Web at:
http://www.missingkids.org/information_superhighway.html

The Library upholds and affirms the right of each individual to have access to constitutionally protected material.  The library also affirms the right and responsibility of parents to determine and monitor their own children's use of library materials and resources.

Users can sign up for 1 session per day.  Reservations will be taken over the phone.  Latecomers forfeit their time if more than 10 minutes late.

Misuse of the computer will result in the loss of computer privileges, potential loss of library privileges and possible prosecution.  Such misuse includes but is not limited to: using the computer for illegal activities; hacking the internet computer or any other library computer; attempting to alter the library computer settings; and violating copyright laws, etc.

All users are asked to respect the privacy of other users and not attempt to censor or comment upon information others are viewing.