50,000 non-smokers die every year from secondhand smoke (SHS) exposure
There is no risk-free level of SHS exposure. Brief exposure to secondhand smoke can be harmful to your heart and blood vessels. Even if you have never smoked, exposure can still cause heart disease, lung cancer and stroke.
Own your air
What does a comprehensive smoke-free community cover?
Dining
This includes outdoor seating at restaurants, bars, etc.
Multi-Unit Housing
This refers to an area with multiple housing units like an apartment, condominium, and townhomes.
Transit Stops
This includes bus stops and train stations.
Parking Structures
This includes a building designed for car parking.
Sidewalks/Entryways
This includes doors, windows, and public sidewalks.
Worksites
This includes outdoor working areas like construction sites and fields.
Parks/Bike Paths
This includes public parks and biking areas.
How You Can Help
If you would like to see your community go smoke-free, fill out the endorsement form by clicking here!