Scanning, faxing, and copying can all be done at the same machine! These machines are available at all locations.
The Basics
Our machines are designed to print only 8.5" x 11" paper. All of them accept cash or credit/debit and are self-service.
Cost:
Scan: $0.05/side
Fax: $1.00/page
Color Copy: $0.25/page
B&W Copy: $0.10/page
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PLEASE NOTE: The library cannot provide change or break bills! However, the coin boxes will provide change if you do not use the full balance inserted. You must use coins, $1 bills, or $5 bills.
Other Features
• Single or duplex printing
• Scan to PDF, USB, or email
• Print PDFs, JPGs, or TIFFs from USB
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Library Lover Tip: If you don't need a hard copy of a document, consider going green and copying it to USB or email instead of to paper.
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Special Book Scanning Station: Several of our branches provide a different type of scanning service. These scanners do not have print capabilities; they are designed for patrons who wish to make digital copies of books or documents. Scanning to PDF on these machines is free. Learn More
How Do I Use This Thing?
1.) Submit payment
- A $0.20 minimum is required to use a credit or debit card.
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- A $20 hold will automatically be placed on your credit or debit card and will be removed if you use less than $20. How long the hold remains on your card depends on your bank/credit card company.
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- Cash box accepts up to $20 in coins, $1 bills, or $5 bills. No pennies, please!
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- If you reach $20 worth of scans/faxes/copies you'll need to start a new session for the remainder of your pages.
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- We cannot provide change or break bills.
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- The cash box will provide change if you don't use the full balance inserted.
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2.) Insert USB if you plan to use one. If not, go to step 3.
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3.) Choose the function you need:
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Copy: Copies and prints a paper document.
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Fax: Faxes a paper document to the fax number you enter.
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Email: Emails a digital copy of a paper document to the address you enter.
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Flash Drive: Prints a paper document from a file USB or scans a paper copy to a digital format to be saved on a USB.
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If you need more detailed instructions for any function, just check the sign posted near the machine you are using!