The library has 4 computers available for public use during all hours the library is open. The computers offer Microsoft Office software as well as Internet Explorer for web browsing. Users may plug in USB devices such as thumb drives and digital cameras, as long as the device does not require that software be installed to use it (ie: you can access Word files on a USB drive). The library uses an automated time-management system to help supervise computer use. During busy times, each user gets 30 minutes of time. If not all computers are busy, or no one is waiting, your time will be extended (up to 1 hour for visitors, 4 hours for those with library cards).

The library subscribes to a T-1 network connection, a form of high-speed Internet access that makes it possible for many people to be on-line at once. Checking email is fast, and users are able to watch videos or access media-heavy web sites without lags.

For those users with laptops, iPhones,
PDAs, or other wireless devices, the
library broadcasts a free, high-speed wireless internet signal through the building during regular hours of operation. There is a long work counter on the 2nd floor of the library with power outlets at every seat, perfect for wireless users.

Cell phone use is not restricted in the library, but we do ask that you keep your voice at a low conversation level and turn the ringer on your phone to silent to avoid disturbing other library users.