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    Borrow a Wi-Fi Hotspot at Sedona Public Library

    October 9, 2020No Comments
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    By Virginia Volkman, Library Director

    Sedona Public LibrarySedona AZ (October 9, 2020) – Sedona Public Library is pleased to announce the launch of Tech2Go, a FREE technology lending service. With Tech2Go, Sedona Library cardholders will be able to check out Wi-Fi hotspots and Chromebook laptops for use at home or on the go.

    Wi-Fi hotspots allow portable, wireless access to the internet on your tablet, smartphone, or laptop computer. Coverage may be limited in certain areas where there is no clear access to a nearby Sprint/T-Mobile tower.  Each Wi-Fi hotspot can connect to four devices simultaneously.

    Chromebooks are easy-to-use, lightweight laptops that run the Chrome operating system, which is similar to the Chrome web browser.  They will be available to check out soon.

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    Borrowing Wi-Fi Hotspots:

    • Patrons can check out devices with a valid YLN library card in good standing.
    • Patrons must be 18 years or older.
    • One hotspot per household.
    • Simple instructions are included with each hotspot.
    • Lending period is two weeks, with no renewals. If there are no holds, a hotspot can be checked out again, but it must be physically present for a subsequent checkout.
    • Check the library’s catalog under the term “hotspot” to see if one is available to check out.
    • Holds are allowed.
    • Hotspots can be checked out only at Sedona Public Library (SPL) and must be returned to a staff member inside SPL by the due date. The hotspots may NOT be returned in the book drop. Patrons will be charged $3 for book drop returns.
    • Late fee is $1 per day.
    • Replacement costs: $100 for entire setup, $75 for hotspot, $15 for plug/cable, $15 for case.

    Usage and Policies:  Patrons must agree to the terms of the Wi-Fi Hotspot Checkout Agreement as well as comply with the Library’s Internet Usage Policy. 

    Sedona Public Library hotspots are paid for by a generous grant from the Arizona Community Foundation.

    Sedona Public Library is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. The land on which our beautiful library sits was donated, and the library building was constructed with private funds and is entirely debt-free. Donations and grants allow us to continue to offer free and innovative services to residents and visitors. Your donation may be sent to: Sedona Public Library, 3250 White Bear Road, Sedona, AZ 86336, or you may donate online.

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