FAQs • Worthington, OH • CivicEngage

How can I connect to the Worthington Public Wi-Fi Network?: You will need a device that is capable of Wi-Fi access. Nearly all modern laptops, smartphones, and tablets have Wi-Fi. When you are in the service area, your device will detect the "Worthington Public" network. Choose and accept this connection. Caution should always be taken while using any public Wi-Fi network. Enabled and updated security software such as firewall, VPN, and malware detection software is recommended.

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1. Where is the City of Worthington Wi-Fi area?: The Wi-Fi network can be accessed along the High Street corridor in the Old Worthington Downtown Business District. This area runs from South Street north along High Street to North Street. It can also be accessed in the Worthington Municipal Building, the Griswold Center, and the Worthington Community Center.

2. How can I connect to the Worthington Public Wi-Fi Network?: You will need a device that is capable of Wi-Fi access. Nearly all modern laptops, smartphones, and tablets have Wi-Fi. When you are in the service area, your device will detect the "Worthington Public" network. Choose and accept this connection. Caution should always be taken while using any public Wi-Fi network. Enabled and updated security software such as firewall, VPN, and malware detection software is recommended.

3. What can I do if I can't see or get on to the Worthington Public Network?: If you can’t see the “Worthington Public” network, you’re not in an area with service. If you’re connected but are unable to access the internet, your device may not have been directed to our Terms of Use page. Try visiting an http (non-encrypted https) site such as http://www.neverssl.com/ to trigger the Terms of Use pop-up page. You should be able to continue to the internet after accepting the Terms of Use.