Computers, Internet & Wi-Fi

Computers & Internet Access

Computers are available for persons of all ages. A current library card in good standing is required to access a computer. Visitors may provide appropriate identification and request a guest pass to use a computer. All computer users must agree to abide by the Computer Use Policy.

Most library computers guarantee users a 60-minute session. When no waiting list exists, customers may continue using the computer as long as needed, or until such time that there is a waiting list. We do not accept advanced reservations. Computers are assigned on a first come, first serve basis. Individuals who are on the waiting list will have five minutes to occupy an available computer before their reservation is canceled.  

 

Wi-Fi with a Boost

All branches are equipped with free, high-speed internet. We also have technology at all locations to boost Wi-Fi signals outside the branch buildings. 

Chromebooks

Chromebooks are available for checkout and for in-library use. Simply bring your library card to the circulation desk and ask a staff person for assistance. 

Related Services

Bookable Hotspots

Need internet access on vacation, on the road for work, or for a virtual interview? You can now book a hotspot for a specific period of time.

Adult Programs
Library of Things

Chromebook & Hotspot Kits

Chromebook & Hotspot kits contain everything you need to connect to the internet at home, including a Chromebook and a Wi-Fi hotspot. The kits can be requested through the catalog or by calling 314-994-3300 and picked up at any branch. An adult library card in good standing is required to check out a kit.

Adult Programs
Library of Things

Wi-Fi Hotspots

Access the internet on the go, anywhere, any time with a mobile Hotspot. Free mobile internet access is being provided by the St. Louis County Library through T-Mobile.

Adult Programs
Library of Things

Branch Computer Labs

Several branches have computer labs. When not in use for classes, they are open for general use.

Technology Classes

Locations with Labs

 

Emergency Connectivity Fund (ECF) Chromebooks

St. Louis County Library has received funding from the Emergency Connectivity Fund (ECF) to provide 1,000 internet connected Chromebooks to eligible residents. The devices come preloaded with unlimited data through June 30, 2024.

The Chromebooks do not need to be returned to the Library, recipients can keep the device to use indefinitely, however internet access will end on June 30, 2024.

Helpful Information

 

Library Services