The Stamford Library is proud to provide free WiFi to anyone visiting the library. Wireless internet is available 24-hours a day and can be accessed from inside or outside of the library building. To connect to the internet from your device, select Stamford Village Library from the list of available networks and then follow the link to agree to our terms and conditions.
- Patrons must sign in at the circulation desk and provide the date, time, and computer they will be using.
- Patrons are allowed a 40-minute internet session with additional time if no one is waiting for a computer.
- In the case that all computers are in use and another patron requests the use of the computer, the patron who has been using the computer for the longest time will be asked to vacate the computer.
- Public computers are shut down approximately 10 minutes prior to the library closing.
- The Stamford Library has a printer available for patron use. The cost is $0.20 per black and white page and $0.40 per color page.
- To print, patrons must access the materials from one of the public computers. The Stamford Library does not provide wireless printing.
- The Stamford Library has a copier available for patron use. The cost is $0.20 per black and white page and $0.40 per color page.
- Library staff can provide assistance in copying materials.
- The Stamford Library only provides black-and-white copying at this time.
- The Stamford Library has faxing services available for patron use at a cost of $0.20 per page.
- Fax cover sheets are available at the circulation desk and can be included with your fax for free.
- Library staff will assist with sending your fax.
- We are not able to receive faxes for patrons at this time.
- The Stamford Library provides laminating services in a variety of sizes and formats, including identification cards with clips.
- The cost of laminating services varies depending on the size and format, ranging from $0.50/per page to $1.00/per page.
Thanks to the Four County Library System, Stamford Library patrons can access a vast array of online and digital resources by simply entering their free library card identification number and prearranged pin number!
Through the 4CLS Research Center you can view digital magazines through Flipster, gain access to current event sources and newspapers, search library archives, encyclopedias, almanacs, and genealogy records, access employment resources and job training materials, find courses and educational opportunities, learn a new language, and much more!
The Meeting Room may be reserved for use by educational, civic, cultural, and governmental groups when no admission charge is made.
Reservations:
Preference for use of the Meeting Room is given to groups sponsored by the library. Profit-making organizations sponsoring an educational program of a non-profit nature will be permitted to use the Meeting Room provided the meetings are open freely to the general public.
Reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Requests for reservations should be made in-person at the library, or by calling (607) 652-5001.
The final decision for approval of the use of the Meeting Room rests with the Library Director. The Director may, when deemed necessary, consult with the Board of Trustees for a decision regarding the use of the Meeting Room.
The Meeting Room may also be used by patrons at any time if it has not been previously reserved.
Room Restrictions:
If a group using the room is disorderly or violates the rules for using the Meeting Room, they will be denied further use of the room.
Rules for the use of the Meeting Room:
- The Meeting Room is available during open library hours but must be vacated 15 minutes before closing time.
- The library normally will not provide personnel to assist in the handling of exhibits and other materials needed by groups using the Meeting Room.
- Neither the name nor the address of the library may be used as the official name, address, or headquarters of an organization.
- The library is not responsible for equipment, supplies, materials, or other items owned by a community group and used by them in the library.
- The organization may use its own AV equipment. If library equipment is to be used, the member using the items must demonstrate proficiency.
- Light refreshments may be served but each group is responsible for cleaning up the room after use.
- Any group not leaving the room in a neat and orderly condition will be notified that a second offense will result in its being denied further use of the room.
- The library carries liability insurance for its own protection and will not be liable to groups or individuals using the Meeting Room.



