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Library Board

Current Library Board Members

Jean White - jim__white@bellsouth.net
Robert Butler - rpbutler@bellsouth.net
Jeanette Ballard - lawyersa@bellsouth.net
Lisa Richardson - lricha8504@aol.com
Ellen Steinbach
Marie Washburn - emcwash@aol.com
Dortha Stinson - dorthas@bellsouth.net

Meetings:

The Library Board meets on the third Tuesday of January, April, June and October at 4:00 p.m., at the Fayette County Library, 1821 Heritage Park Way, Fayetteville, GA.

The next meeting of the Library Board is Tuesday, April 20 at 4 p.m.

The agenda for upcoming meeting is posted in PDF* format as soon as available:

AGENDA *

Minutes 2010

Meeting Minutes are available in PDF* format for viewing and printing.

January 19, 2010

* Users must have Adobe Acrobat Reader® installed on their computer to view or print this file.This is a free download available through Adobe.

Archives:

Library Board Minutes 2009

Library Board Minutes 2008

Library Board Minutes 2007

Library Board Minutes 2006

Library Board Minutes 2005

Responsibilities of Users

Users have an obligation to access the Internet in a responsible and informed way, conforming to network etiquette and courtesies. Users should abide by the rules and limitations of systems offering access to information over the Internet.

Logoff a remote computer system when finished. Maintaining a connection that is not actively being used may prevent others from connecting to that system.

Users should have basic computer skills, including the ability to use a mouse. The library offers free computer classes in the Educational Learning Lab, including basic and advanced Internet classes. Patrons are encouraged to enroll. Otherwise, the front desk staff will assist you as time allows.

Users may not use their own software programs on the library's computers.
Use the computers and computer equipment in a manner that does not damage the equipment or network.

Do not change the configuration of any of the software on the library's computers.
Do not install software on any of the library's computers and do not run any programs from floppy disks.
There will be no exceptions to these rules.

Users must bring a virus-free diskette to download Internet files. Downloads are permitted only onto the A: drive. Diskettes must be virus free, 3 1/2 inch IBM compatible and preformatted.

Downloaded files may contain a virus and should be virus-checked before use on other computers. The Fayette County Public Library is not responsible for damage to an Internet user's disk or computer or for any loss of data, damage or liability that may occur from use of the library's Internet computers.

Users may print information from the Internet. Charges for printouts are 15 cents per page. Users pay for copies at the Circulation Desk. Users are responsible for payment for all pages printed.

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Disclaimer

Because the Internet is a global system with information from various sources, including corporations, foundations, organizations and individuals, the library is not responsible for the content or accuracy of the information on the Internet or the statements, views and opinions expressed there. Users should evaluate the validity of information accessed. Some material may be offensive to some people and inappropriate for viewing by children. Because the library is a public place, library staff members have the authority to end an Internet session deemed inappropriate for viewing in a public setting.

Children under the age of 14 are required to access the Internet with the permission and supervision of their parents or guardians.

The Fayette County Public Library assumes no liability for damage to an Internet user's disk or computer, or for any loss of data, damages or liability which may occur from use of the library's computer resources, including damage or injury sustained from invasions of the user's privacy. Responsibility for resolution of problems related to the invasion of the user's privacy or loss of data rests solely with the user.

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Georgia Computer Systems Protection Act

The library is under the jurisdiction of the Georgia Computer Systems Protection Act, signed into law in 1991 and amended in 1996, which establishes certain acts involving computer fraud or abuse as crimes punishable by defined fines or imprisonment or both.
This includes such acts as:

causing a computer or computer network to stop performing computer operations;
obstructing, interrupting, or causing a computer, computer network, computer program, or data to malfunction;
putting false information into a computer;
using a computer or computer network without authority with the intention of taking the property of another;
deleting or in any way removing, either temporarily or permanently, any computer program or data from a computer or computer network;
using a computer network with the intention of examining any employment, medical, salary, credit, or any other financial or personal data relating to any other person without authority;
disclosing a number, code, password, or other means of access to a computer or computer network without authority and which results in damages to the owner of the computer or computer network.

Persons who violate any of the above may be sued for damages and cost of the suit. Criminal penalties may include a fine, imprisonment or both.

**In preparation of this Acceptable Use Policy, the Fayette County Public Library gratefully acknowledges the assistance of policies from the Flint River Regional Library System, the PeachNet Public Library Project and other libraries' Acceptable Use policies.

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