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For technical support, please contact the branch from which the device was checked out. If library staff are unable to solve the technical issue, a support ticket will be created for further assistance.
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Any Shreve Memorial Library cardholder located within the coverage zone of the city’s cellular network is eligible for the service.
To find out if you live within the coverage zone, https://smartinternet.shreveportla.gov/ and input your address into the form. The website will then determine whether your address falls within the coverage zone. If so, the site will advise you to visit the Shreve Memorial Library branch to obtain a Universal Digital Access kit.
The Universal Digital Access service is a point-to-point wireless network riding on the library’s existing fiber. The library will issue devices to card-holding citizens that live in the coverage zone; allowing them to connect to that network and utilize the service.
No, Universal Digital Access will be available on November 1, 2022, at the following Shreve Memorial Library branches:
Atkins Branch, 3704 Greenwood Road
Cedar Grove-Line Avenue Branch, 8303 Line Avenue
Hollywood/Union Avenue Branch, 2105 Hollywood Avenue
The pilot libraries selected are in the most disconnected areas of the city according to our coverage map. Our goal is to eventually extend services to additional branches, how soon we’re able to expand is dependent on available funding.
Visit one of the following Shreve Memorial Library branches listed above to check out a Universal Digital Access Kit. You will need to present your Shreve Memorial Library card and provide your address to verify that you live within the coverage zone.
Yes, Universal Digital Access kits are limited to 1 kit per cardholder.
No, Universal Digital Access is available to anyone in the coverage zone with a Shreve Memorial Library card. Universal Digital Access kits are limited and will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Universal Digital Access kits can be checked out for a period of 6 months. At the end of the 6 months, the kit will need to be returned to the library branch from which it was checked out. The kit can be checked out again as long as there are no prior holds on the kit.
Kits not returned or lost will incur a $350 loss fee. Kits that are returned damaged will incur a $50 partial damage fee. Damages can include but are not limited to missing chargers, broken antennae, etc.