Parker Public Library Policy
You must agree to comply with these policies to use our Public Access Computers. 1. The use of another patron's library card number or unauthorized use of a guest pass will not be tolerated and will result in suspension of computer privileges. 2. Viewing of sexually explicit or other offensive websites is not permitted in the library. 3. Patrons who abuse or misuse library computer equipment may be barred from further use of library computers. The patron will be billed for replacement or repair costs for damaged equipment. 4. Patrons may not use their own software on library computers. Library computer equipment may not be changed, disconnected, nor rearranged by patrons, nor may patrons attach additional equipment to library computers. 5. Disruptive patrons will be suspended from using library computers and may be asked to leave the library. 6. Adults accompanied by children 10 years old and younger may not use the computers unless their children are supervised at all times. 7. School-aged children and teens will not be allowed to use computers during school hours unless accompanied by an educational instructor or a home school instructor. 8. No more than two people may use a computer at any one time. 9. Patrons must relinquish their computer to library staff upon request. 10. Patrons may not copy nor download copyrighted software, music, video, nor any other copyrighted materials on library computers. Nor may they participate in file-sharing of copyrighted materials on library computers. |
RESOURCE ACCESS AND ATTAINMENT POLICY The Parker Public Library (PPL) is committed to working with its patrons to find the information they need and want and to attain that material. 1. PPL will be an active member of AzNet in order to facilitate the sharing of resources among libraries. 2. PPL will work with patrons, at no charge, to locate materials. 3. PPL will provide specific information on attaining material. PPL will offer several options to attain material including but not limited to: patron purchase of low-cost materials, library purchase of materials, database and web sources, print-on-demand, and inter-library loan. 4. When materials can only be attained for a reasonable cost through inter-library loan, PPL will offer to secure the materials for the patron with the patron covering postage costs and any fees charged by a non-Arizona lending library consistent with Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records guidelines governing library grants eligibility. 5. PPL will support and participate in pilot projects allowing libraries to test new technologies to meet patron needs, such as e-readers, and alternative means, such as purchase-on-demand. 6. PPL will support and participate in the statewide database project that provides information on a broad range of topics available to all residents, all public libraries, and all K-12 public and charter school libraries. 7. PPL will loan to and borrow materials from other AzNet members at no charge. Adopted July 20, 2010 |
RESOURCE ACCESS AND ATTAINMENT POLICY The La Paz County Libraries are committed to working with patrons to find the information they need and want and to attain that material. 1. The La Paz County Libraries will be an active member of AzNet to facilitate the sharing of resources among libraries. 2. The La Paz County Libraries will work with customers, at no charge, to locate materials. 3. The La Paz County Libraries will provide specific information on attaining material. The La Paz County Libraries will offer several options to attain material including but not limited to: customer purchase of low-cost materials, library purchase of materials, database and web sources, print-on-demand, and inter-library loan. 4. When materials can only be attained for a reasonable cost through inter-library loan the La Paz County Libraries will offer to secure the materials with the customer covering postage costs and any fees charged by a non-Arizona lending library consistent with Arizona State Library, Archives, and Public Records guidelines governing library grants eligibility. 5. The La Paz County Libraries will support and participate in pilot projects allowing libraries to test new technologies to meet customer needs, such as e-readers, and alternative means, such as purchase-on-demand. 6. The La Paz County Libraries will support and participate in the statewide database project that provides information on a broad range of topics available to all residents, all public libraries and all K-12 public and charter school libraries. 7. The La Paz County Libraries will loan and borrow materials from other AzNet members at no charge. Adopted August 2, 2010 |
