Art Circle Public Library: Other Services

Regular Hours

*The Library begins shutdown
15 minutes before close*

*Public Internet & WiFi services shutdown
15 minutes before close*

Telephone

(931) 484-6790  Library

(931) 456-2006  Archives

(931)  484-2350 Public Fax

(931)  707-8956 Business Fax

Address

Art Circle Public Library

3 East Street

Crossville, TN  38555

Pages Sent

$1.00 for the first page [cover page, required] and 50 cents for each additional page.

Pages Received

25 cents for each page received.

To receive faxes at the Art Circle Public Library

Faxes should be sent to (931) 484-2350.

Received Faxes are located at the Adult Services Desk on the second floor.

Received Faxes should have a cover sheet identifying who it is for.

Received Faxes will be kept no longer than 5 business days.

A copy machine is located on the second floor for public to use.  Staff are available ad the Adult Services Desk if you need assistance.

Copy charges are 10 cents per page for regular [8 1/2 x 11] and legal [8 1/2 x 14] pages.  Copies can be paid for at the Adult Services Desk.

There is also a copy machine located at the Adult Services Desk located on the second floor.  Staff will make copies for you at a charge of 10 cents per page for regular [8 1/2 x 11] and legal [8 1/2 x 14] pages.

To fulfill its mission of providing public access to information of all types in a wide variety of formats, the Art Circle Public Library provides access to Internet resources through 12 public Internet computers located on 2 floors.  These computer also have Microsoft Word, Publisher and Excel for patrons to use.

To use the public Internet computers on the first floor

Check in and obtain an PIN access code at the Circulation Desk or the Information Desk.  Your photo ID or Library Card is required.

Computers may be used for a one-hour time limit.

If you need to print or think you need a longer period of time to take a test or apply for a job, we recommend you use a computer on the second floor.

To use the public Internet computers on the second floor

Check in and obtain a PIN access code at the Adult Services Desk.  Your photo ID or Library Card is required.

Computers may be used for a one-hour time limit.  A one-hour extension may be granted by letting the attendant know that you are taking a test or applying for a job.

The printer is located at the Adult Services Desk.  Printing is 10 cents per page and may only be released by the librarian at the Adult Services Desk.

General Computer Use Rules

The library has in place web content filter protection measures on publicly accessible and staff computers with Internet access that protects against access to visual depictions that are pornographic, harmful to minors or obscene.

No food or drink is allowed near public access computers.

Cell phone use without prior permission is discouraged.

You must bring your own headphones or ear-buds to use the sound.

Keep taking at public computers to a minimum.

If you need assistance, let staff know.

Throw used tickets in trash.

Patrons who own portable computer devices with wireless capability may use their own software in the library.  Library Staff and volunteers cannot provide individual instruction or advice on how to configure your device to utilize the library's wireless access.

Wireless capable devices should conform to the 802.11b, 802.11g or 802.11n standard.

Wireless capable devices should be set to automatically obtain an IP address (DHCP, bootP, etc.)

If signal strength is not good, patrons should move about the library to locate a stronger or better quality signal.

Some wireless capable devices have a physical switch which must be turned on in order to connect to wireless networks.

How to get connected

Select our wireless access point ACPL Public on the 1st  or 2nd floor of the library and click "connect".

Please note

By using wireless technology, it is possible for personal information to be compromised while being transmitted.  The Art Circle Public Library will not accept responsibility for any loss or damages and as such, encourages its patrons to utilize secure services when accessing resources in a wireless environment.