Did you know you can use your IndyPL Library card to check out a device called a hotspot to connect to the internet for free? A Wi-Fi hotspot provides a link to the internet from anyplace you plug it in.
What is a Wi-Fi Hotspot?
Wi-Fi hotspots can connect a computer, smartphone, tablet, or other device to the internet through Wi-Fi. While you have a hotspot checked out there is no charge for the internet used by devices connected to the hotspot's Wi-Fi.
Where can I check out a Hotspot?
- Beech Grove
- College Avenue
- Eagle
- East 38th Street
- East Washington
- Garfield Park
- Haughville
- InfoZone
- Irvington
- Lawrence
- Martindale-Brightwood
- Southport
- Spades Park
- Warren
- Wayne
- West Indianapolis
How do I check out a hotspot?
- Hotspots devices may be borrowed for up to 21 days.
- Devices are available on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be held, renewed, or requested.
- Device must be returned in-person at the branch it was checked out from. Staff will complete a device evaluation with you present at check-out and check-in. Never return devices in a dropbox.
- After the 21 day lending period, the device will become non-functional until returned.
- Account must be in good standing and adhere to the above in order to borrow devices. You will be charged for devices that are damaged, lost, or not returned.
Made possible by G. Marlyne Sexton and Friends of the Library through gifts to The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
