The Internet is an electronic network providing access to information via computers worldwide. Connections can be made to government agencies, private institutions, libraries, museums, universities, businesses and more throughout the world. The Internet offers access to many valuable local, national and international sources of information. Internet users need to keep in mind that some of the information found on the Internet may be inaccurate, incomplete, dated, or offensive. An information consumer must evaluate the validity and appropriateness of any information found.
Patrons use the Internet at their own risk.
To fulfill our mission of providing open public access to information of all types in a wide range of formats for all users, the Bernards Township Library provides access to Internet resources. Unlike other library resources, the information and sources found on the Internet are not subject to the selection policies of the library. The library cannot control the information that is posted to the Internet worldwide, and assumes responsibility only for information and links provided on our home page. Supervision of minors' Internet sessions by parents or guardians is encouraged and advised. The staff and Board of Trustees of the Bernards Township Library support the American Library Association's stand on intellectual freedom.