Computer classes cover Microsoft Office programs, Adobe Creative Cloud programs, and others such as Drive and Outlook classes. Classes for beginners include Windows 10 and Digital Literacy Basics (including for tablets and smartphones). Also offers classes for advance users, such as Google Drive and PowerPoint.

Provides a variety of adult literacy services. Service includes classes in basic reading and math, classes that refine skills to take the GED test (the equivalent of a high school diploma), computer skills classes, and a program to help refresh the skills of those aiming for higher education after experiencing a gap in their schooling.

Provides instruction and assistance for individuals of all ages who want to learn about or perfect their skills in using computers, smart phones, tablets, computer-related hardware, and applications.

Provides beginning and intermediate-level computer classes.

Develops work, retention, and literacy skills, as well as an understanding of the professional world to individuals seeking employment in computer literacy and customer service.

Provides computers for public use, computer instruction, ranging from basics to more advanced skills, and also loans Wi-fi "hot spots" and laptop computers for loan to library patrons.

Offers a variety of one-on-one technology coach sessions with library staff upon request, covering topics including phone help and computer basics.

Provides a computer lab with 12 computers for use by the public. An introductory class on how to use computers effectively is also available.

Offers computers for general use, including Internet, computer classes, and individualized assistance. Topics of classes may include, but are not limited to, computer basics, word processing, E-mail, and using the Internet.

Work with the Hispanic and Multi-cultural communities and their families through discussion and collaboration to provide information on options and referrals to Behavioral Health professionals, facilities, and organizations specializing in the client's needs.

Designed to strengthen students’ technology (computing) skills while at the same time exploring technology career pathways. The program introduces students to a variety of occupations in the field of technology including computer programming, software engineering, robotics and app development. Students will gain a solid understanding of the inner workings of technology and also use their newly acquired skills in the authentic task of creating solutions to everyday problems.

Provides computers, networked and equipped with high speed Internet, for educational use by the community. Classes in use of computers for both youth and adults are available as well as periods of open lab time.

Provides one-on-one specialized computer training for individuals with disabilities.

Provides a one-on-one program that can assist eligible individuals who are interested in purchasing a new home, opening a savings account, nontraditional banking services, improving credit scores, and financial education. Programs include instruction on using computers, setting up computer devices, resume development and review and online employment application assistance.

Offers computers for general use, including Internet, computer classes, and individualized assistance. Topics of classes may include, but are not limited to, computer basics, word processing, E-mail, and using the Internet.

Computer classes cover Microsoft Office programs, Adobe Creative Cloud programs, and others such as Drive and Outlook classes. Classes for beginners include Windows 10 and Digital Literacy Basics (including for tablets and smartphones). Also offers classes for advance users, such as Google Drive and PowerPoint.

Provides classes and professional certifications in a variety of career areas for those who are looking to change or to start a career. Programs areas include, but are not limited to: law enforcement, welding, industrial technology, electrical, nursing (STNA, LPN & RN) and other health careers.

Offers a wide variety of free computer classes for beginner, intermediate. and advanced computer users. Class topics include Microsoft Office programs, basic computer maintenance, digital cameras, the Internet, email basics, basic web design, blogging, and many others.

Offers community education and enrichment services. Classes include English as a second language, computer literacy, quilting, and Ikebana (the Japanese art of flower arranging).

Offers a wide variety of free computer classes for beginner, intermediate. and advanced computer users. Class topics include Microsoft Office programs, basic computer maintenance, digital cameras, the Internet, email basics, basic web design, blogging, and many others.

Offers computers for general use, including Internet, computer classes, and individualized assistance. Topics of classes may include, but are not limited to, computer basics, word processing, E-mail, and using the Internet.

Provides public library services, assistance downloading tax forms as well as free access to WIFI and PCs

Provides classes and professional certifications in a variety of career areas for those who are looking to change or to start a career. Programs areas include, but are not limited to: law enforcement, truck driving, welding and fabrication, industrial technology, early childhood education, culinary arts, home inspection, and nursing (LPN).

Offers to older adults: Club Cafe, Walking Club, Silver Sneakers, Newsletter, and Volunteer Opportunities. Offers special events like Women's Day Out. Some upcoming classes are on the Internet and e-mail as well as various health screenings.

Offers a wide variety of free computer classes for beginner, intermediate. and advanced computer users. Class topics include Microsoft Office programs, basic computer maintenance, digital cameras, the Internet, email basics, basic web design, blogging, and many others.