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The Neptune Public Library provides public access to the Internet as a way of enhancing its existing collections with electronic resources from information networks around the world. Internet access is important to Library users for conducting research, retrieving information, exploring ideas and facilitating communication. The Library strives to balance the rights of individuals to access information and the need to provide a welcoming setting for people of all ages. The Library is committed to providing both users and employees an environment that is free from all forms of harassment, including sexual. Starting points for searches and key Internet sites are identified on the Library's home page: http://www.neptunepubliclibrary.orgThe Library is committed to offering both open and guided access to the Internet, to supporting the right to privacy and confidentiality of Library users, and to following the provisions of the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA). The Library provides access to the Internet at every workstation. The demand for use of the Internet can exceed the Library's computer resources. Decisions on the number, placement and type of computer workstations at each site are based on demand, staffing, available floor space, electrical/cable access and budget constraints. To assure fair access for all persons, the Library establishes rules and procedures that regulate the time, manner, duration, and place of Internet access.