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1. Does the library offer wireless printing?

Yes, with our mobile print service, you can use your computer or mobile device to print to the library’s printers from anywhere. Simply submit documents for printing and come to the library to release and pick up your document using your library card.

To print from the mobile app:

• Visit your device’s ‘store’ for apps, install and launch the PrinterOn App. 
  • iOS App
  •  Android App
• Click “No printer selected” on the bottom middle of the app. 
• Click the “Search” magnifying glass icon. Search for Casa Grande Public Library or CGPL.
• Select the branch and click black and white or color printer.
• To print:
  • Documents: when viewing the document, click in the upper right corner and upload the document to the PrinterOn App. 
  • Photos from your phone: open the app, click on “photo” and select a photo to print. 
  • Select the printer and click the print icon. 
  • Enter an email address and click on the check mark (you will receive a notice that the job started, and shortly after another message stating “Job Success”). 
  • At the Print Release Station in the library, select “Release a Print Job”. 
  • Enter the email address you supplied and select your print job. 
  • Your print job will be printed! 

To print by email:

• Email from any device directly to the library’s print system. Choose what library you would like to print to. 
• Main – 
  • B/W Email address: cgpl-mainlibrary-bw@printspots.com 
  • Color Email address: cgpl-mainlibrary-color@printspots.com 
• Vista Grande – 
  • B/W Email address: cgpl-vistagrande-bw@printspots.com 
  • Color Email address: cgpl-vistagrande-color@printspots.com 
• At the Print Release Station in the library, select “Release a Print Job”. 
• Enter the email address you supplied and select your print job. 
• Your print job will be printed! 

To print from a laptop or desktop computer: 

• Begin by visiting the URL for the location where you want to pick up your print job: 
  • Main 
  • Vista Grande
• Select the printer and enter your email address. 
• Browse your computer to find and select the file you wish to print. 
• Click the green print icon (you will see the status of your print job and a reference number). 
• At the Print Release Station in the library, select “Release a Print Job”. 
• Enter the email address you supplied and select your print job. 
• Your print job will be printed!

2. How can I volunteer?

The library has various opportunities for volunteers throughout the year. Please contact the library or stop by to pick up an application. In-person and virtual tutoring opportunities are always available.

3. How do I pay my fine?

You can pay online with a credit card or PayPal. You'll need your library card and PIN to pay online.

4. How do I renew materials?

Library materials may be renewed in one of four ways.

1. You can call the library at 520-421-8710 and ask a staff member to renew your items for you. Please have your library card ready.
2. If you know your PIN, you can call our automated renewal line at 520-866-6032.
3. You can bring in your materials to the library to renew on the self-checkout machines.
4. You can renew the items yourself online. From cglibrary.org select the menu item My Account.

5. Do you have meeting rooms or study rooms available for reservation?

There are a variety of rooms available at both library branches. Reserve space online up to two weeks in advance. If you have questions, please contact the library.

6. Does the library have a fax machine?

The Main Library does have a fax machine and offers a faxing service.

7. Does the Library have wi-fi access?

Yes, we have wireless Internet.

8. Do you have computers with internet access? What do I need to do to use a computer with internet access?

The library has public access computers with Internet access. You need a library card with a pin or a valid government issued photo ID.

9. How do you get a library card?

Anyone residing in Pinal County can get a free library card. Just provide a photo id and proof of address (usually a driver's license with address, or if it isn't updated, a photo id with a piece of mail or utility bill).