Computer & Internet Access
Computer & Internet Access
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So much communication happens through the internet. Lack of access to internet-connected computers or other devices can leave some socially isolated and unable to get the information they need. These programs help older adults and others get connected. In addition, many senior centers have internet-connected computers available for use.
Click on the v-shaped arrow to the right of each program description to view more information.
This program offers older adults and younger people with disabilities free computer devices and assistance getting connected to the internet.
Cost: no cost
Who Is Eligible: Sacramento County residents aged 60 or older, or people with disabilities 18 or older
Phone: (916) 352-8857
The City of Sacramento has partnered with Verizon to provide free high-speed Wi-Fi access points at 27 parks throughout the city.
Cost: no cost
Who Is Eligible: anyone
Address: see map of wi-fi hotspots on program's webpage
Phone: (916) 808-5011 or (916) 264-5011
Website: https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/information-technology/Public-Wi-Fi
Note: instructions about how to log on can be found on the program's webpage
Library patrons can reserve internet-connected computers at most library locations.
Cost: no cost
Who Is Eligible: anyone
Address: see website or contact program for list of locations https://www.saclibrary.org/
Phone: (916) 264-2920
Email: can send message through the Email the Library page on the website
Website: https://www.saclibrary.org/
Note: Computers can only be reserved by phone
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This page was created by Sung Trias. Last updated 1/30/2026
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