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Georgia Tech Library | Posted: July 20, 2012
Tearanny Street
Communications Officer
Georgia Tech Library
Summary Sentence:
Students can now expedite their entry to the Library by tapping their Buzzcard and walking through the security gate.
Full Summary:
The new gates provide enhanced security by allowing authorized Buzzcard holders fast, easy access, while temporarily stopping non-Buzzcard holders for a deeper review of I.D. credentials before entry is permitted.
Library Installs "Tap and Go" Security Gates
New Library Security Gates - Clough Commons entry point
New Library Security GatesStarting August 1, all Georgia Tech students, faculty, and staff members will need to tap their Buzzcards at the newly installed security gates before entering the Georgia Tech Library.
The “Tap and Go” gates were installed in an effort to provide a more secure environment for Georgia Tech students using the Library. The gates are located at the main entrance inside the Rotunda, as well as at the Clough Commons fourth floor entry point. In the event of inactive or forgotten Buzzcards, users must provide a valid photo ID to Library Security to enter the building.
Students can now expedite their entry by tapping their Buzzcard and walking through the security gate.
The new gates provide enhanced security by allowing authorized Buzzcard holders fast, easy access, while temporarily stopping non-Buzzcard holders for a deeper review of I.D. credentials before entry is permitted.
