All users of the Internet are expected to use this library resource in a responsible and courteous manner and to follow all Internet-related rules, regulations, and procedures established for its use including, but not limited to, those of the Library.
 
• The Walk-up terminals are available to all library patrons.
• Patrons may not store any files to remain on the hard drive after their current session, change any settings, or otherwise alter the integrity of the Library's computer and/or computer network.
• Patrons may not download or use any malicious or illegal software while using library computers or the library wireless connection.
• Patrons are responsible for any damage to library equipment.
• Patrons who contact any fee-based services are responsible for any charges they may incur.
• Patrons must comply with all local, state, and federal laws, including, but not limited to, those concerning copyright, fraud, gambling, privacy, obscenity and harassment.
• Patrons must not transmit threatening, harassing, or abusive language or images.
• The Library is not responsible for the loss or corruption of data, or any damage that might result from such a loss, which may occur from use of the Library's equipment.
• With the exception of headphones, patrons may not disconnect any part of a library computer in order to utilize their own equipment.
• Use of library equipment to access, display, or disseminate obscene or pornographic images is prohibited.
• Youth Services internet terminals will only be used by patrons in eighth grade or younger. Older patrons will only be allowed to use the Youth Services internet terminals if they do so with the permission of an eighth grade or younger patron and must sit with that patron during such use.
 
Violators of this policy may be required to terminate their use of library equipment or immediately leave the building at the discretion of the "Person-In-Charge". If repeated violations occur, the Library Director may revoke the patron's use of library computers or the Library Board may choose to revoke all library privileges and ban the patron from library property. Unlawful activities will be dealt with in an appropriate manner.
 
The Library reserves the right to terminate an Internet session at any time.
 
In keeping with the library's collection development policy, all computers use software that filters obscene and pornographic images; however, no software can completely block all objectionable material and parents/legal guardians are encouraged to guide their children in exploring the Internet while sharing with them the family's personal views about acceptable use of the Internet.
 
Any means of circumventing this acceptance by scripts or any other means also holds you to the terms of use agreement.