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Web Printing

Web printing can be used from any location, including at home, on any web-connected device.

Customers receive a weekly print allowance of $7.00. Print jobs that exceed a customer's remaining weekly allowance will not be printed. Additional printing exceeding the $7 credit will not be available.

Printing can be in black & white or color. Black & white prints are charged at 10-cents per page and color prints are charged at 50-cents per page.

• Visit https://www.sno-isle.org/remoteprint, opens a new window or click the Remote Printing Portal button below.
• Login using your Sno-Isle Libraries barcode and PIN.
  • If on mobile, tap View in Desktop Mode from the bottom of the Summary.
• Choose Web Print from the menu on the left.
  1. Choose the Submit a Job button.
  2. Choose either black and white or color.
  3. Choose the Print Options and Account Selection button.
  4. Enter the number of copies you need and choose the Upload Documents button.
  5. Upload files by dragging them into the highlighted box or browse files by selecting Upload from Computer.
• When you have finished uploading files, choose the Upload and Complete button.
• You will see a list of jobs pending release. They will say Held in Queue under status.
• Files are held in print queue for 48 hours.
• Click Notify Library button. A form will open. Select a Library, enter your library card number and click submit. Please allow 2 business hours for documents to be printed and made available to be picked up.

Contact Free Printing Pickup:

Libraries are offering in-building services on different timelines. Some libraries require additional time to get ready for in-building services due to the unique layout of their library building. Please check your library’s location page, opens a new window to see if in-building services are currently being offered. More libraries will be opening with in-building services in the next few weeks.

Some libraries cannot physically accommodate both in-building and contact-free services at the same time while also following state safety guidelines. Libraries in Arlington, Clinton, Mill Creek and Lake Stevens do not meet the guidelines and will continue with contact-free service but will not offer in-building options at this time. 

Customers will be expected to maintain the following safety protocols:

• Wear a face covering that covers both mouth and nose at all times while in the building.
• Maintain the occupancy limit set for each library.
• Limit visit to 30 minutes.
• Maintain social distancing.
• Follow traffic flow instructions.
• Use socially distanced queuing locations while waiting to enter.

Some libraries will be offering higher-risk customer hours for in-building services. Please check your community library’s location page, opens a new window to see if they are offering higher-risk customer hours. All libraries offering in-building services will have building capacity limits and social distancing to help keep the spaces safe for customers who visit during other open hours.