Batavia Public Library

Batavia Public Library
10 S. Batavia Ave. Batavia, IL 60510
(630) 879-1393

HOURS
Mon.–Thurs:    9 am–9 pm
Fri.–Sat.:           9 am–5 pm
Sunday:             12   –  5 pm

Menu

Printing at the Library

PRINT from ANYWHERE
Computers & Technology

Printing

Printing is available from all Library computers (one-hour Internet Stations, Express Stations, and Library Catalog) and via Wi-Fi.

Your print job will require payment (using coins, bills, credit card, debit card, Apple Pay, or Samsung Pay) before the print job can be printed. Black-and-white printouts cost 10¢ per page. Color printouts cost 20¢ per page.


Wi-Fi printing service allows printing from:

  • laptop computers connected to the Library’s Wi-Fi network
  • home computers with an Internet connection
  • mobile devices with an Internet connection

PRINT FROM ANYWHERE

For more information, call the Adult Services Reference Desk at (630) 879-1393, ext. 200.


Faxing

Faxing is available on the SimpleScan station in the Local History Room.

Cost

  • U.S. and Canada: 50¢ for the 1st page, 25¢ every page thereafter
  • International: $2.50 for the 1st page, $1.50 every page thereafter

Payment method
Credit card or debit card payment for faxes (no cash / coins)


3D Printing

Submit a 3D printing job

Photocopiers

The Library provides three photocopiers.

  • Use of the photocopiers requires payment using coins, bills, credit card, debit card, Apple Pay, or Samsung Pay.
  • Black-and-white copies cost 10¢ per page.
  • Color copies cost 20¢ per page.

Microfilm Reader / Printer

The Library provides a microfilm reader, which is available free of charge. It reads both microfilm and microfiche and can print to our printers.

You have the option of printing images in black-and-white (10¢ per page) or saving images to a flash drive (USB) or to Google Drive (if you have a Google account).

Statement of Mission

The mission of the Batavia Public Library is to provide and ensure access to materials and services to meet the lifelong learning needs of residents and organizations, as well as to create a welcoming place to gather, exchange ideas, and participate in cultural events.

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