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2018-2019 Oregon Tobacco Retail Synar Survey Results 2018-2019 Oregon Tobacco Retail Synar Survey Results 1/9/2019 Please use numbers from the Oregon tobacco retail enforcement inspections report to calculate state and county level enforcement rates. PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention Section Page 1 of 89 Oregon total results Total sales to minors made: 58 Total inspections made: 523 Retailer violation rate: 11.1% Cigarette attempts: 367 Sales made: 41 Cigarette violation rate: 11.2% Cigarillo attempts: 53 Sales made: 8 Cigarillo violation rate: 15.1% E-cigarette attempts: 103 Sales made: 9 E-cigarette violation rate: 8.7% Hookah/shisha attempts: 0 Sales made: 0 Hookah/shisha violation rate: NA Page 2 of 89 Inspection Locations and Sales to Minors by County and City, 2018-2019 Text31:Baker County Total sales to minors made: 0 Total inspections made: 3 Retailer violation rate: 0.0% Cigarette attempts: 2 Sales made: 0 Cigarette violation rate: 0.0% Cigarillo attempts: 1 Sales made: 0 Cigarillo violation rate: 0.0% E-cigarette attempts: 0 Sales made: 0 E-cigarette violation rate: NA Hookah/shisha attempt 0 Sales made: 0 Hookah/shisha violation rate: NA Baker City City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Chevron Station8/10/2018 Cigarettes No 1702 Main Street 5:35 PM Baker City, Oregon 97814 Yorks General Store8/10/2018 Cigarettes No 1549 Campbell Street 5:30 PM Baker City, Oregon 97814 Richland City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Hitching Post8/10/2018 Small cigars/cigarillos No 100 Main Street 4:45 PM Richland, Oregon 97870 Page 3 of 89 Inspection Locations and Sales to Minors by County and City, 2018-2019 Text31:Benton County Total sales to minors made: 1 Total inspections made: 6 Retailer violation rate: 16.7% Cigarette attempts: 0 Sales made: 0 Cigarette violation rate: NA Cigarillo attempts: 5 Sales made: 1 Cigarillo violation rate: 20.0% E-cigarette attempts: 1 Sales made: 0 E-cigarette violation rate: 0.0% Hookah/shisha attempt 0 Sales made: 0 Hookah/shisha violation rate: NA Alsea City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Alsea Mercantile Co7/22/2018 Small cigars/cigarillos No 186 E Main Street 11:35 AM Alsea, Oregon 97324 Corvallis City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made US Market7/22/2018 Small cigars/cigarillos Yes 1450 NW 9th Street 10:15 AM Corvallis , Oregon 97330 7-Eleven Store7/22/2018 E-cigarette No 2405 SE 3rd Street 9:55 AM Corvallis , Oregon 97333 Jackson's Food Stores7/22/2018 Small cigars/cigarillos No 1334 NW 9th Street 10:15 AM Corvallis , Oregon 97330 Safeway7/22/2018 Small cigars/cigarillos No 450 SW 3RD ST 10:00 AM Corvallis , Oregon 97333 Monroe City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Dari Mart7/22/2018 Small cigars/cigarillos No 230 S 5th Street 10:50 AM Monroe, Oregon 97456 Page 4 of 89 Inspection Locations and Sales to Minors by County and City, 2018-2019 Text31:Clackamas County Total sales to minors made: 4 Total inspections made: 41 Retailer violation rate: 9.8% Cigarette attempts: 37 Sales made: 3 Cigarette violation rate: 8.1% Cigarillo attempts: 1 Sales made: 0 Cigarillo violation rate: 0.0% E-cigarette attempts: 3 Sales made: 1 E-cigarette violation rate: 33.3% Hookah/shisha attempt 0 Sales made: 0 Hookah/shisha violation rate: NA Beavercreek City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Beaver Creek Grocery9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 22001 S Beavercreek Road 9:40 AM Beavercreek, Oregon 97004 Canby City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Arco9/12/2018 Cigarettes Yes 453 SE 1st Avenue 1:15 PM Canby, Oregon 97013 Space Age Fuel9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 1120 SOUTHWEST 1ST AVENUE 1:05 PM Canby, Oregon 97013 Clackamas City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Plaid Pantry9/9/2018 Cigarettes Yes 10218 SE Hwy 212 10:30 AM Clackamas, Oregon 97015 7-Eleven Store9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 15970 SE 82nd Drive 10:35 AM Clackamas, Oregon 97015 Chevron Station9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 15901 SE 82nd Drive 10:25 AM Clackamas, Oregon 97015 Page 5 of 89 Inspection Locations and Sales to Minors by County and City, 2018-2019 Space Age Quik Mart9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 13488 SE Hwy 212 10:05 AM Clackamas, Oregon 97015 Damascus City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Safeway9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 20151 SE Hwy 212 9:50 AM Damascus, Oregon 97089 Estacada City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made View Point Grocery9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 20179 SpringWater Road 9:05 AM Estacada, Oregon 97023 Gladstone City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Safeway9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 95 82nd Drive 10:25 AM Gladstone, Oregon 97027 Government Camp City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Chevron Station9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 90149 E Government Camp Loop 8:20 AM Government Camp, Oregon 97028 Happy Valley City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Walgreens9/9/2018 Cigarettes Yes 9159 SOUTHEAST 82ND AVENUE 1:45 PM Happy Valley, Oregon 97086 Cascade Cigar & Tobacco, Co. Inc9/9/2018 Small cigars/cigarillos No 9691 SE 82nd 1:40 PM Happy Valley, Oregon 97086 Page 6 of 89 Inspection Locations and Sales to Minors by County and City, 2018-2019 Walmart9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 10000 SE 82nd Ave 1:25 PM Happy Valley, Oregon 97086 Lake Oswego City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Chevron Station9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 15670 UPPER BOONES FERRY RD 10:50 AM Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035 Shell Station9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 14951 BANGY RD 10:45 AM Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035 Milwaukie City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made 7-Eleven Store9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 16725 SE McLoughlin Blvd 12:20 PM Milwaukie, Oregon 97267 A 1 Food Mart9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 13211 SE MCLOUGHLIN BLVD 12:30 PM Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 Chevron Station9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 11010 SE McLoughlin Blvd 12:35 PM Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 Chevron Station9/9/2018 E-cigarette No 6217 SE King Road 1:15 PM Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 Kimmys Market9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 3141 SE HARRISON ST 1:05 PM Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 Page 7 of 89 Inspection Locations and Sales to Minors by County and City, 2018-2019 Rite Aid9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 10860 SE Oak Street 12:55 PM Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 S & K Grocery9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 4791 SE Thiessen Road 12:40 PM Milwaukie, Oregon 97267 Stash Smoke Shop Ltd9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 17411 SE McLoughlin Blvd 12:05 PM Milwaukie, Oregon 97267 Sunrise Market9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 14521 SE McLoughlin Blvd 12:25 PM Milwaukie, Oregon 97267 The Little Store9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 2936 SE Washington Street 1:00 PM Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 Molalla City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Astro Express Mart & Deli9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 901 E Main Street 1:50 PM Molalla , Oregon 97038 Bi Mart9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 514 W Main Street 1:40 PM Molalla , Oregon 97038 Fred's Food Mart9/12/2018 E-cigarette No 102 Leroy Avenue 1:45 PM Molalla , Oregon 97038 Oregon City City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Page 8 of 89 Inspection Locations and Sales to Minors by County and City, 2018-2019 Chevron Station9/12/2018 E-cigarette Yes 860 Molalla Avenue 10:00 AM Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Chevron Station9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 13001 CLACKAMAS RIVER DR. SUITE 10 10:15 AM Oregon City, Oregon 97045 CIGARETTE CHEAPER9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 19057 Beavercreek Road 9:45 AM Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Plaid Pantry9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 1025 Linn Avenue 10:05 AM Oregon City, Oregon 97045 South End Market / 769/12/2018 Cigarettes No 1033 S END RD 10:05 AM Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Portland City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Fred Meyer9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 8955 SE 82nd Avenue 2:05 PM Portland, Oregon 97266 Sandy City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made ARCO Station9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 39555 Pioneer Blvd 9:10 AM Sandy, Oregon 97055 FRED MEYER FUEL CENTER9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 35885 Industrial Way 9:00 AM Sandy, Oregon 97055 Page 9 of 89 Inspection Locations and Sales to Minors by County and City, 2018-2019 Safeway9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 37601 Hwy 26 9:00 AM Sandy, Oregon 97055 West Linn City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Shell Station9/9/2018 Cigarettes No 22355 Willamette Drive 10:45 AM West Linn, Oregon 97068 Wilsonville City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made 76 Station9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 30085 SW Parkway 12:50 PM Wilsonville, Oregon 97070 Fred Meyer9/12/2018 Cigarettes No 30300 SW Boones Ferry Road 12:40 PM Wilsonville, Oregon 97070 Page 10 of 89 Inspection Locations and Sales to Minors by County and City, 2018-2019 Text31:Clatsop County Total sales to minors made: 0 Total inspections made: 8 Retailer violation rate: 0.0% Cigarette attempts: 8 Sales made: 0 Cigarette violation rate: 0.0% Cigarillo attempts: 0 Sales made: 0 Cigarillo violation rate: NA E-cigarette attempts: 0 Sales made: 0 E-cigarette violation rate: NA Hookah/shisha attempt 0 Sales made: 0 Hookah/shisha violation rate: NA Astoria City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Astoria DownTown Market7/11/2018 Cigarettes No 1020 Commercial Street 11:30 AM Astoria, Oregon 97103 Mobil7/11/2018 Cigarettes No 1701 Marine Drive 11:35 AM Astoria, Oregon 97103 Olney General Store7/11/2018 Cigarettes No 89523 Hwy 202 11:00 AM Astoria, Oregon 97103 Cannon Beach City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Cannon Beach Surf7/10/2018 Cigarettes No 1088 S Hemlock St 12:50 PM Cannon Beach, Oregon 97110 Surfcrest Market7/10/2018 Cigarettes No 3140 S Hemlock Street 12:00 PM Cannon Beach, Oregon 97145 Seaside City Inspection Date Product attempted Sale Made Bakers General Store7/10/2018 Cigarettes No 44573 Sunset Hwy 1:50 PM Seaside, Oregon 97138 Page 11 of 89 Inspection Locations
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