A volunteer KCLS Tech Tutor helps adults one-on-one with basic technology and digital skills on Wednesdays 12:30–2:30pm at the Auburn Library. Bring your device or just your questions; drop in any time, no registration.
Drop in on Saturdays 11:30am–1:30pm at the Bellevue Library for free help with digital and computer skills and basic tech questions from KCLS Tech Tutors. No registration.
King County Hazardous Waste Home Collection Program · Seattle
King County residents 65 or older, or with a disability, who can't get to a collection site can book a free pickup of household hazardous waste from home. Pickups run Wednesdays 9am to 3pm and may take 1–2 weeks to schedule. Call the Haz Waste Help Line at 206-296-4692 (Mon–Sat, 9am–5pm). Latex paint, tires, electronics and medications aren't collected.
Verified Oct 27 · kingcounty.gov
Catch: Only for: King County residents 65+ or with a disability who can't reach a site · Appointment by phone required
Volunteers from Casa Latina give free one-on-one basic computer, tablet and laptop help, in English and Spanish, Mondays and Thursdays noon–1:30pm at the Federal Way 320th Library. They can also get you started on Northstar Digital Literacy lessons (free with a KCLS card). No registration; no hardware repairs.
Bring a phone, tablet or laptop (or use one of the library's four laptops) for free one-on-one help with basic tech questions: email, websites, Word and Excel basics, setting up accounts, and library eBooks. Mondays 1–2:30pm at the Renton Library. Basic translation is available through the library's Language Line. Drop in, no registration.
Verified Oct 27 · kcls.bibliocommons.com
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