It is the patron's responsibility to say nearby when waiting for a workstation to become available. If a patron is not available when a workstation becomes free, the patron's name will be crossed off the list and the next person will be signed on. There will be no grace period. All users must promptly sign off when their allotted time is up. When the workstation has been reserved for a specific time, the current user must sign off regardless of the amount of time they have been using the workstation.
Reservations always take precedence over the waiting list.
Although the library uses a virus checker on the Internet workstations this will not completely protect you from the chance of getting a virus on your disk. WDPL is not responsible for damage to a patron's disk or computer, or for any loss of data, damage, or liability that may occur from use of the library's computer. You may print out at the workstations for 15 cents per page using paper provided by the library. Pleas count your pages and pay at the appropriate desk. Internet workstations are set up for optimal use by a single person, However, in some cases, such as a parent with a child, it may be important for two to work together.