The Wheaton Public Library is pleased to offer the valuable resources of the Internet as part of its comprehensive reference and information service to Wheaton residents.

To become a registered Internet user, you need to be -

• a Wheaton library cardholder in good standing who is 18 years or older, or
  
• a young adult from sixth grade (approximately 13 years of age) up to age 18 who has a Wheaton library card in good standing and whose parent or guardian has signed the parental permission form.

Fill out and sign the registration/permission form at the Circulation Desk. Your computer record will be updated to identify you as a registered Internet user.

Nonresidents:
Nonresidents who do not have a Wheaton library card may receive a 30-minute guest pass at the 2nd Floor Desk.

Internet Workstations:
The library has 35 workstations for Internet use, located on the 2nd floor. Registered users log in with their library barcode numbers and PINs and have a one-hour time limit. Nonresidents enter the guest pass number and have a 30-minute time limit.

Policies:
Internet Use Policy
Filtering Policy