Violation of the policies and regulations that govern the use of the Library's Internet resources may result in suspension or loss of the privilege to use these resources. Illegal activity involving the Library's Internet resources will be subject to prosecution by the appropriate authorities. However, the Library cannot guarantee that Internet-trained staff will be available to assist users at all times that the Library is open. Regrettably, staff is not able to offer extensive explanations about the Internet or personal computer use or provide in-depth training. Time permitting, staff will try to answer specific questions about the Internet and offer suggestions for effective searching.
Staff can also provide information about Internet books and manuals.
The Library is not able to offer e-mail or access to chat rooms to library users at this time. Public access to the Internet is available to all users of the Uniontown Public Library on selected computers in both the reference area and the James F. Gismondi Learning Center in the Children's Room. The Library is making the Internet available to the public as an information and educational resource in support of our role as this community's information and lifelong learning center.