Omaha Public Library — Free Computers, Internet & Technology Access

About This Opportunity

All 12 Omaha Public Library branches provide free public computers, high-speed internet, and printing. Do Space technology programs — formerly an independent technology library, now managed by OPL since January 1, 2026 — are housed at the Abrahams Branch with expanded services coming to the new Central Library (opening April 19, 2026). Do Space distributed free laptops, hotspots, and one year of home internet access to 945 Omaha residents as part of its Tech Pack Program. Branches also offer digital literacy classes through DigitalLearn and technology help from staff. Free Wi-Fi available at all branch locations. An Omaha Public Library card (free to all Douglas County residents) also unlocks LinkedIn Learning, LearningExpress, and other online career tools.

Who Can Apply

Free walk-in computer and internet access at any OPL branch — no card required for in-branch computer use. Library card is free for all Douglas County residents and required for home digital resource access. Visit omahalibrary.org to find your nearest branch.