Internet classes will be offered by Library staff in response to demand. While Internet use is encouraged, information may be more easily available through the Library's traditional sources. Staff will assist in locating these materials. The Library will provide primary Internet access through the World Wide Web via a graphical browser which also includes other Internet capabilities such as telnet, ftp and gopher. The Library does not provide direct access to electronic discussion groups, newsgroups, chat or video games.
Patrons have the right of confidentiality and the right of privacy.
Users should be advised, however, that because security is technically difficult to achieve and computers are located in public areas, electronic transactions of files and viewing screens could become public. As a result, the Library cannot guarantee privacy or confidentiality. The Library reserves the right to update or change this policy at any time without notice. It is the responsibility of the patron to read and accept the current version of the policy. Parents or guardians of minors who violate the Policy will be notified in writing of any sanctions and the reasons for the sanctions.