Printing

We offer a variety of printing, photocopying and scanning services at both of our locations.

Printing

• Only letter (8.5 x 11) and legal (8.5 x 14) paper sizes are available for printing
• Black and white printing is available at the St. Paul Branch and Main Branch
• Colour printing is available at the Main Library only
• Printing directly from a USB stick can be done at our photocopiers. The file must be saved as a PDF, .jpg, or .tiff
• Single-sided and double-sided printing options are available
• See the printing and photocopying price list below for current printing prices

Wireless printing - Send print jobs in advance!

You can send your print jobs using our electronic printing feature. 
Black and white and colour printing can be sent to the Main Branch. 
Only black and white printing can be sent to the St. Paul Branch. 

Print jobs can be sent two ways:

1. electronically through this online wireless printing link
2. emailing bpl-ml-cl@printspots.com (for colour print jobs that can be picked up at the Main Branch) or
   bpl-ml-bw@printspots.com (for black and white print jobs that can be picked up at either the Main or St. Paul Branch)

People submitting print jobs through the email option will receive a confirmation email from "Mobile Print" when their print job is ready to be released by a Library printer.

Photocopying

• Only letter (8.5 x 11) and legal (8.5 x 14) paper sizes are available for photocopying
• Black and white photocopying is available at both Library locations
• Colour photocopying is available at the Main Branch on the first floor only
• Single-sided and double-sided options are available
• See the printing and photocopying price list below for current photocopying prices

Printing and photocopying price list

Scanning

• Scanning is available at both Library locations
• You can use the photocopiers to scan documents and send them to your USB stick
• Scanning is free
• Scans can be saved as PDF, .jpg, or .tiff
• Scans can also be made using our Café Pro Professional Book Scanner in the Local History Room or our flatbed scanner in the Digital Lab..

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