Computer Session Limits Have Changed during Library Renovation
 
Tempe Public Library began a year-long interior renovation on June 22, 2009.  For approximately nine months the number of computers we are able to offer for public use has been substantially reduced.
To provide the most equitable access possible for all of our patrons during this time, the following changes have been made to our computer session limits:

Library cardholders are currently limited to a maximum of 60 minutes per day (formerly 120).
Guest pass sessions are currently a maximum of 20 minutes in length (formerly 30).
In the Spring of 2010, the Library will open a new Computer Commons on the main floor with 72 adult use public access computers, and the new Youth Library and Teen Room will offer 35 additional computers on the lower level.
We expect our reservation wait times to increase during construction.  To help with that, information is available at Library service desks and on the Library web site about other local facilities which offer public access computing free of charge.
We regret the inconvenience our construction project will cause our patrons, and thank you for your patience.  We look forward to the exciting changes which are on the way, and to opening our fully renovated library in the Summer of 2010.