Printing pickup started at the Newport Way Library April 7. You can now send print requests from your device to pick up at Curbside to Go.
Frequently Asked Questions
-
There are several ways to send a document to a printer at the library.
Mobile Phone or Tablet
Print from your phone or tablet without the app.
-
Go to our Print from Your Own Device page and choose your print location.
Or, open print.princh.com in your browser.
Or, scan the QR code located near the printer.
- Enter the printer ID located near the printer. (You can skip this step if you scanned the QR code or went to our Print from Your Own Device page.)
- Upload your documents.
- Choose your print settings.
- Log in at the print release station with your library card. Use your print allowance. Or pay with your preferred payment method.
- Take your print job from the printer.
Watch a video guide to printing on a phone or tablet without the app.
Print from your phone or tablet with the app.
iOS
- Install the Princh app for iOS.
- Open the document, click Share and then select the Print option.
- Pinch out on your document and click Share.
- Find the Princh app and select it.
- Enter the printer ID or scan a QR code (located near the printer).
- Choose your print settings.
- Use your print allowance. Or pay with your preferred payment method.
- Take your print job from the printer.
Watch a video guide to printing in the iOS app.
Android
- Install the Princh app for Android.
- Open the document, click the three dots and then press Print.
- Select a printer and press Print.
- Enter the printer ID or scan a QR code (located near the printer).
- Choose your print settings.
- Use your print allowance. Or pay with your preferred payment method.
- Take your print job from the printer.
Watch a video guide to printing in the Android app.
Personal Computer
Print from a personal laptop or computer.
-
Go to our Print from Your Own Device page and choose your print location.
Or, open print.princh.com in your browser.
- Enter the printer ID located near the printer. (You can skip this step if you went to our Print from Your Own Device page.)
- Upload your documents.
- Choose your print settings.
- Log in at the print release station with your library card. Use your print allowance. Or pay with your preferred payment method.
- Take your print job from the printer.
Watch a video guide to printing on a laptop.
Email
Print from email on any device.
- Find the email address for the black and white or color printer at your library on this list. You will need to specify the name of the library and color option (color or black and white) in the address.
- Send your document to the printer's address.
- Log in at the print release station with your library card or the email address you used to send the request. Use your print allowance. Or pay with your preferred payment method.
- Take your print job from the printer.
Documents sent to the printer by email are letter size and single-sided by default.
Public Computer
Print from a public computer.
- Open the document and press Print.
- Select a printer and press Print again.
- Choose your print settings.
- Log in at the print release station with your library card. Use your print allowance. Or pay with your preferred payment method.
- Take your print job from the printer.
Watch a video guide to printing on a public computer.
Tips for Printing
Before you send any print request, use the print preview option in Princh or on your device. Check the number of pages.
You can print up to $1.50 each week for free with your library card's weekly print allowance. That gives you up to 10 black and white or 3 color pages each week.
You have the option to pay for more prints.
If you're not at a library, make sure that the location you're sending the print request to is open for visits.
The printer code is the same for all of the printers at your library.
The printer email address is unique to the black and white or color printer at your library.
Double-sided printing is not available in Princh. (The option to choose a paper size other than letter will be grayed out in the print settings menu.)
-
Go to our Print from Your Own Device page and choose your print location.
-
DIA celebra la literatura infantil, las familias, la lectura y la diversidad multicultural.
El Día del niño y del libro (también conocido como DÍA o Diversidad en acción) comenzó hace 28 años. Pat Mora, escritora mexicano-estadounidense introdujo esta celebración en los Estados Unidos en 1996. El Día del niño y del libro enfatiza la importancia de leer en el / los idiomas de la familia y preservar la/s cultura/s de origen a través de los libros.
-
The reading challenge is part of our yearlong Celebrate the Freedom to Read campaign. Celebrate our freedom by collectively reading or listening to 3 million minutes.
-
Book Group Kits are bags containing 10 copies of the same book that you can check out and use for your book clubs or other groups.
-
- Follow the link for Rosetta Stone on our Databases page in a browser. Enter your library card number and password.
- Select Rosetta Stone Library Solution from the list.
- Create an account with your email address and a password. Select a language to learn. You can only learn one language with the Rosetta Stone.
- On your mobile device, download the Rosetta Stone app from your provider’s store. You can follow the link in the “View available apps” section on our Databases
- Open the app and select “Log In” underneath the blue “Get Started” button.
- Select “Work or School” for the account type.
- Enter the email address you used to create your Rosetta Stone account for the user name. Enter the password you created. On Android devices, choose Next.
- Enter the Workspace ID on Apple devices and when prompted for Android device. The workspace ID is s9225476.
- Choose Sign In for iOS or Next for Android.
- Start learning!
-
A Teen Advisory Board is a group of teen volunteers who meet regularly with a librarian facilitator to offer input on library services and co-design library programs. Teen Advisory Boards help librarians create programs that meet the needs of youth in their community. These programs align with the library’s mission and goals. Contact your local library to learn more about recent events planned for and with teens.
-
Public works include all of the following, executed at the cost of the agency (RCW 39.04.010):
- Work
- Construction
- Alteration
- Repair
- Improvement other than ordinary maintenance
For public works projects estimated to be under $50,000:
We only require two verbal quotations to determine the best price.
For public works projects estimated to be $50,000-$350,000:
We require a minimum of three written quotations to determine the best price. We may use our Small Public Works Roster (RCW 39.04.155) to request bids.
For projects estimated to be over $350,000:
We advertise in our local newspapers and post on OpenGov.
Check our library location page for Curbside pickup hours.