Tech on the Go
Check out Chromebooks for kids and adults, mobile hotspots for your devices and more. There's nowhere JCPL won't go!
Connect to Wi-Fi
Network: JCPL public
No charge, no password, no library card required.
Technology from JCPL
Find information for all your business and technology needs. From printing and onsite library technology to technology you can check out and use from home.
Workforce Center Chromebooks
Chromebooks can be requested at any location or online, opens a new window, check out for 60 days and include built-in access to the internet.
Chromebooks come in a laptop bag with a power cord, mouse and a quick-start instruction sheet. Book a Librarian and the Jefferson County Business Workforce Center are here to assist you with using the Chromebook. Available to Jefferson County residents and permanent cardholders only.
Wi-Fi Hotspots
Check out a Mobile Hotspot wireless hotspot. (Note: Available to Jefferson County residents only.)
Tech in the Collection
Check out Playaways, LaunchPads, Read Alongs, Watt's Up Meters and Thermal Leak Detectors!
Getting Started
Get a library card to access all of the great online resources that the library has to offer.
FAQs
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Each of our libraries has public computers with internet and Microsoft Office. You can reserve a computer, opens a new window with a valid library card.
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Yes, all of our libraries offer Wi-Fi. Connect to the “JCPL Public” network for free.
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Yes, printing is available from all JCPL computers, and from your own laptop by using instructions available here. Printing and copying costs: color is $0.25 per page; black and white is $0.10 per page.
Every library also has a copy machine that scans and faxes. Scanning and faxing are free.
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We have Wi-Fi hotspots and Chromebooks available for Jefferson County residents to check out and take home. Hotspots check out for 7 days, and Chromebooks check out for 60 days. We also have laptops that can be reserved and used in the library at Arvada, Belmar, Columbine, Golden, Edgewater, Evergreen and Lakewood.
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Two microfilm readers are available at the Lakewood Library. The machines can crop, print, email and save to a flash drive.
