It is the policy of the Alexandria-Monroe Public Library to maintain access for the community to local, national and international sources of information and to provide an atmosphere that encourages access to knowledge and the sharing of information. The Internet, as an information resource, enables the library to provide information beyond the confines of its own collections. The library does not endorse the viewpoints or vouch for the accuracy of information obtained through the Internet. Internet resources may contain material of a controversial nature. Selection policies, which serve to govern the library's purchase of materials, are not applicable to material accessed electronically.
Users are herby notified that they are responsible for the access points they reach.
Parents of minor children must assume responsibility for their children's us of or exposure to the Internet through the library's connection. The Alexandria-Monroe Public Library strives to provide Internet users the widest possible freedom of expression. However, because this is an on-line community, basic standards have been set to build a positive environment. A user whose conduct violates federal, state or local laws will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The demand for use of the library's Internet workstations may exceed the available supply.