Computers & Technology

Please review our Internet & Computer Use Policy.

Many public use computers are available throughout the Burlington County Library System. Our computers, available to cardholders in good standing, are available during regular library hours and offer Internet access and a variety of Microsoft business applications. Users can sign on to PCs at most locations with their library barcode and PIN. Computers can be reserved for varying lengths of time, from 30 minutes to two hours. The County Library provides PCs which may be used by non-cardholders with ID. Several locations also offer PCs dedicated to job searching, including resume writing. Contact your nearest branch for details about local public computer service.

There are three Technology Centers in the Burlington County Library System, at the County Library, the Bordentown Library and the Pemberton Community Library. Computer classes for up to 12 students are held regularly in the Technology Centers. Smaller group classes are offered at other locations. Check the Events Calendar for details.

To help defray the considerable paper and cartridge supply costs, there is a 10¢ per page charge for black and white prints, 20¢ for color.

Wireless Access is available to cardholders in good standing at all branches and at all member libraries except (Bass River). Non-cardholders may register for this service with proper identification. Funding for the wireless hotspots was provided by the South Jersey Regional Library Cooperative and the New Jersey State Library.