The Athens Regional Library System says most of its branches will offer computer access starting today. Officials at the Library on Baxter Street says those who want to use the computers will need to phone ahead and make reservations.
“We understand that many people in our communities rely on their local library for computer use and internet access. We are happy to have been able to offer free wi-fi access in our libraries’ parking lots throughout the pandemic, and now we are pleased to announce a plan to allow patrons to use our public computers as safely as possible,” said Athens Regional Library System Executive Director Valerie Bell.
Reservations can be made by calling your local Athens Regional Library System branch. You can reserve one one-hour session per day.
· Athens-Clarke County Library, 2025 Baxter Street, Athens, 706-613-3650
Patrons who visit the library to use the public computers will be required to wear face masks, and library staff will only be able to offer limited assistance. To learn more, visit athenslibrary.org or call your local library. Participating libraries include:
· Bogart Library, 200 S. Burson Avenue, Bogart, 706-310-3515
· Lavonia-Carnegie Library, 28 Hartwell Road, Lavonia, 706-356-4307
· Madison County Library, 1315 Highway 98 West, Danielsville, 706-795-5597
· Oconee County Library, 1080 Experiment Station Road, Watkinsville, 706-769-3950
· Oglethorpe County Library, 858 Athens Highway, Crawford, 706-743-8817
· Royston Public Library, 634 Franklin Springs Street, Royston, 706-245-6748
· Winterville Library, 115 Marigold Lane, Winterville, 706-742-7735