Proven Facts

Hookah Facts that might surprise you!

A hookah, also known as a waterpipe, narghile or shisha is a single or multi-stemmed instrument for smoking sweetened, flavored tobacco. The user inhales through a hose which pulls air over burning charcoal, heating the tobacco and creating smoke.

Due to sustained inhalation over a prolonged period, a hookah smoker may consume as much smoke as 100 cigarettes in a single session!1

Proven Facts: • A single session of hookah use can produce between 1 and 50 • In addition to containing many of the same chemicals as cigarettes, cigarettes worth of toxic exposure.2 the charcoal used in heating the tobacco used for hookah releases 9 • Compared to smoking a single cigarette, which typically lasts 5 higher amounts of carbon monoxide. minutes in duration, a hookah session can last up to an hour.3 • Use of hookah is increasing worldwide and is viewed by health 10 • On average, one puff off the hookah is approximately equivalent to officials as a “global tobacco epidemic”. an entire cigarette in terms of total smoke volume inhaled.4 • Hookah use has spread rapidly in youth culture, with the majority of 11 • Hookah smoke contains many of the same carcinogens as cigarette hookah lounges popping up near college campuses. In 2011, 18.5% 12 smoke5 and has been associated with heart disease, cancer, nicotine of high school seniors reported hookah use during the past year. dependence and decreased pulmonary function.6 • Sharing a hookah mouthpiece or improper sterilization of the hose • Hookah use has also been associated with gum disease7, infertility may contribute to the spreading of diseases such as Hepatitis C, and low birth weight.8 Tuberculosis, Epstein-Barr Virus, Herpes Simplex and other respiratory viruses.13

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1World Health Organization. (2005). 6Maziak, W., Ward, K. D., & Eissenberg, T. (2004). 11American Lung Association. (2007). Tobacco 2, 3, 4, 10Cobb, C., Ward, K. D., Maziak, W., Shihadeh, Drug and Alcohol Dependence. Policy Alerts. A. L., & Eissenberg, T. (2010). American Journal 6Ward, K. D., Eissenberg, T., Rastam, S., Asfar, 12Johnston, L. D., O’Malley, P. M., Bachman, J. of Health Behavior. T., Mzayek, F., Fouad, M. F., Maziak, W. (2006). G., & Schulenberg, J. E. (2012). Monitoring the 5Shihadeh, A. (2003). Food and Chemical Tobacco Control. Future national results on adolescent drug use: Toxciology. 7Natto, S.B. (2005). Swed.Dent. J. Suppl. Overview of key findings, 2011. 5, 9Shihadeh, A. & Saleh R. (2005). Food Chemical 8Nuwayhid, I.A., Yamout, B., Azar, G., & Kambris, 13El-Barrawy, M.A., Morad, M.I., & Gaber, M. Toxiocology. M.A. (1998). Journal of Epidemiology. (1997). East Mediterranean Health. 6Bedwani, R., Renganathan, E., El-Kwhsky (1997). 8Inhorn, M.C. & Buss, K.A. (1994). Soc. Sci. Med. 13Szyper-Kravitz, M., Lang, R., Monor, Y., & Lahav, International Journal of Cancer. 8Yadav, J.S. & Thakur, S. (2000). Cytobios. M. (2001). Leukemia Lymphoma. 13 6Jabbour, S., El-Roueiheb, Z., Sibai, A.M. (2003). 10Chaouachi, K. (2009). International Journal of Munckhof, W.J., Konstantinos, A., Wamsley, M., Annals of Epidemiology. Environmental Research and Public Health. Morlock, M., & Gilpin, C.A. (2003). International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases. WHAT ARE ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES? Facts about Electronic cigarettes, commonly known as e-cigarettes, are battery-operated devices that generally contain cartridges with nicotine, flavor, and other chemicals. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) eLECTRONIC CIGARETTES An e-cigarette turns nicotine, which is highly addictive, and other chemicals into a vapor that is inhaled. FDA “Consumers have no way of knowing the doses they are inhaling, the types or concentrations of NICOTINE IS ADDICTIVE. potentially harmful chemicals, or if e-cigarettes are E-cigarettes may produce or maintain nicotine safe for their intended use.” dependence. AMA — 2009 Food and Drug Administration The FDA is concerned that e-cigarettes can increase nicotine addiction among young people and may lead kids to try other tobacco products, including conventional cigarettes. FDA Nicotine addiction is so powerful that every day about WH0’S AFFECTED? 1,000 teens become daily smokers. CDC About 1 in 5 adult cigarette smokers in the U.S. have tried an electronic Research has shown that nicotine influences the same cigarette. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) brain regions as other drugs of abuse. Like cocaine and heroin, nicotine increases levels of dopamine, E-cigarettes come in fruit and candy flavors, which gives them the producing lasting changes in the cells of the brain. potential to entice new nicotine users, especially teens. American Medical These changes can eventually lead to addiction. Association (AMA) National Institutes of Health (NIH) “Use of e-cigarettes indoors could be a step backward for air quality as well as a negative for someone who may have otherwise quit nicotine FACTS ABOUT ELECTRONIC use.” 2013 Tim McAfee, MD, MPH, Director of CDC’s Office on Smoking and Health CIGARETTES The impact of e-cigarettes on long-term health has not yet been studied. CDC TAKE ACTION. Since e-cigarettes have not been submitted to the FDA Encourage those who are interested in quitting to take advantage of all the for evaluation, there is no way of knowing the levels of FREE local resources in our community, as listed on our website. nicotine or the amounts or kinds of other chemicals that Whether it’s a worksite, housing complex, or campus, encourage the the various brands of these products deliver to the user. owners to make it a 100% tobacco-free property, including e-cigarettes. FDA Use the fact sheets on our website to help make the case. There is no scientific evidence to support e-cigarettes as a healthier alternative to other tobacco or that they can Need help finding tools, resources, or information regarding e-cigarettes? help you quit. American Lung Association Visit us at LiveTobaccoFreeAustin.org or email us at An analysis of ingredients in a small sample of cartridges [email protected]. from 2 leading brands of e-cigarettes detected carcinogens, including nitrosamines, commonly found in pesticides. FDA Manufacturers have not proven that the chemicals in e-cigarettes are safe for inhalation when vaporized and delivered to the lung. World Health Organization (WHO)

Made possible by funding from the Community Transformation Grant and Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services Department LiveTobaccoFreeAustin.org Proposed revisions to the El Paso Public and Workplace Smoking Restrictions Ordinance

Summary of Changes

El Paso’s Public and Workplace Smoking Restrictions Air Ordinance was approved in 2001. El Paso was one of the first cities to adopt a smoke free ordinance. • Since 2001, many cities have adopted similar smoke free ordinances. • Some best practices have been identified. The El Paso Clean Air Coalition reviewed these best practices and suggested updates to the El Paso Department of Public Health.

Changes recommended include the following:

An updated definition of “smoking” that includes e-cigarettes. • Electronic-cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are marketed as less harmful alternatives to smoking and possible cessation tools. However, claims of reduced harm have not been evaluated by the FDA.1 • Health concerns exist over the effect of e-cigarette vapor on non-smokers. E-cigarette aerosol is made up of a high concentration of ultrafine particles, and the particle concentration is higher than in conventional tobacco cigarette smoke. 2 • Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights recommends that e-cigarettes not be used in areas where people will be exposed to the vapor. 3

Diagram of e-cigarette

The addition of outdoor city-owned or leased facilities to the areas that are designated as non-smoking. These areas include city-owned parks, playgrounds, bus stops, sports arenas and stadiums. • Secondhand smoke affects nonsmokers outdoors and indoors. 4 • Cigarette butt litter is a leading source of litter and can remain in the environment for years. 5,6

The addition of smoking being prohibited 20 feet from the entrances of enclosed areas.

A best practice definition of “private club.” • The current definition of “private club” is outdated and could allow for establishments to initiate “smoking clubs.” The proposed definition is included in a best practice model by Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights.7 • “Private clubs” must have non-profit status in order to qualify for the exemption.

Clarification of requirements for tobacco retail establishments to be isolated from neighboring businesses. • Protects establishments that share common walls with tobacco retail establishments from secondhand smoke. • Cigarette smoke seeps into adjoining units through lighting fixtures, cracks in walls, windows, doors, plumbing, and shared ventilation.8

Changes do not include: • Outdoor restaurant or bar patios. • Changes to the ratio of designated smoking rooms in hotels and motels. • Outdoor areas that are not owned or leased by the City.

Please see attached documents for more information.

References:

1 Henningfield, J.E., & Zaatari, G.S. (2010). Electronic nicotine delivery systems: emerging science foundation for policy. Tobacco Control, 19,(2), 89-90. 2 Fuoco, F.C.; Buonanno, G.; Stabile, L.; Vigo, P., "Influential parameters on particle concentration and size distribution in the mainstream of e-cigarettes," Environmental Pollution 184: 523-529, January 2014. 3 American Nonsmoker’s Rights Foundation. (2013). Electronic Cigarettes are NOT a Safe Alterative! Retrieved September 12, 2013, http://www.no-smoke.org/learnmore.php?id=645. 4 Klepeis, N.E., Ott. W.R., & Switzer, P. (2007). Real-time measurement of outdoor tobacco smoke particles. Journal of Air and Waste Management Association (Air & Waste Management Association), 57(5), 522-534. 5 Ariza, E. & Leatherman, S.P. (2012). No-smoking policies and their outcomes on U.S. beaches. Journal of Coastal Research, 28(1A), 143-147. 6 Texas Department of Transportation (2010). 2009 Visible Litter Study. Retrieved February 14, 2013, from http:dontmesswithtexas.org/research. 7 American Nonsmoker’s Rights Foundation. (2011). Provisions of Smokefree Air Laws. Retrieved September 12, 2013, from http://www.no-smoke.org/document.php?id=235. 8 John Howard, Chief, Cal. Div. of Occupational Safety & Health, Testimony before the Labor and Employment Committee, California Assembly (Oct. 20, 1994).

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Municipalities with Smokefree Park Laws Enacted as of April 1, 2014

This list includes those municipalities that specified that all city parks and/or specifically named city parks are smokefree. The list does not include those municipalities that have designated smoking areas in city parks, those that provide coverage only a certain number of feet from playgrounds or youth areas, and those that provide coverage only during youth events.

Municipality State Municipality State 1. Albertville AL 39. Alameda County CA 2. Bay Minette AL 40. Albany CA 3. Bayou La Batre AL 41. Alhambra CA 4. Center Point AL 42. Amador County CA 5. Crossville AL 43. Arbuckle CA 6. Daphne AL 44. Arcata CA 7. Decatur AL 45. Arroyo Grande CA 8. Fayette AL 46. Atascadero CA 9. Florence AL 47. Baldwin Park CA 10. Fultondale AL 48. Banning CA 11. Gulf Shores AL 49. Belmont CA 12. Headland AL 50. Berkeley CA 13. Homewood AL 51. Beverly Hills CA 14. Hueytown AL 52. Blue Lake CA 15. Huntsville AL 53. Boulder Creek CA 16. Irondale AL 54. Buellton CA 17. Jacksonville AL 55. Calabasas CA 18. Jasper AL 56. Calexico CA 19. Lineville AL 57. Camarillo CA 20. Mobile AL 58. Campbell CA 21. Montevallo AL 59. Capitola CA 22. Orange Beach AL 60. Carpinteria CA 23. Selma AL 61. Carson CA 24. Spanish Fort AL 62. Ceres CA 25. Sylvania AL 63. Cerritos CA 26. Troy AL 64. Chico CA 27. Atkins AR 65. Chula Vista CA 28. Batesville AR 66. Claremont CA 29. Benton AR 67. Clayton CA 30. Bentonville AR 68. Clearlake CA 31. Blytheville AR 69. Clovis CA 32. Conway AR 70. Colton CA 33. Gosnell AR 71. Colusa CA 34. Little Rock AR 72. Compton CA 35. Phillips County AR 73. Concord CA 36. Russellville AR 74. Contra Costa County CA 37. Goodyear AZ 75. Corona CA 38. Alameda CA 76. Coronado CA

2530 San Pablo Avenue, Suite J • Berkeley, California 94702 • (510) 841-3032 / FAX (510) 841-3071 www.no-smoke.org • [email protected] Page 1 of 10 Municipality State Municipality State 77. Corte Madera CA 126. Morro Bay CA 78. Crescent City CA 127. Murrieta CA 79. Culver City CA 128. Napa CA 80. Cupertino CA 129. National City CA 81. Danville CA 130. Newport Beach CA 82. Del Mar CA 131. Norco CA 83. Dublin CA 132. Novato CA 84. El Cajon CA 133. Oak Park CA 85. El Monte CA 134. Oakland CA 86. Emeryville CA 135. Oceanside CA 87. Encinitas CA 136. Pacific Grove CA 88. Eureka CA 137. Palm Springs CA 89. Fairfax CA 138. Palo Alto CA 90. Firebaugh CA 139. Palos Verdes Estates CA 91. Fountain Valley CA 140. Pasadena CA 92. Fowler CA 141. Petaluma CA 93. Fremont CA 142. Pinole CA 94. Fresno CA 143. Pismo Beach CA 95. Gardena CA 144. Rancho Cucamonga CA 96. Glendora CA 145. Redding CA 97. Grand Terrace CA 146. Redlands CA 98. Grover Beach CA 147. Redondo Beach CA 99. Hayward CA 148. Redwood City CA 100. Healdsburg CA 149. Reedley CA 101. Hermosa Beach CA 150. Richmond CA 102. Huntington Park CA 151. Rosemead CA 103. Imperial Beach CA 152. Roseville CA 104. Inglewood CA 153. Ross CA 105. Jackson CA 154. San Anselmo CA 106. La Canada Flintridge CA 155. San Bernardino CA 107. La Verne CA 156. San Clemente CA 108. Lafayette CA 157. San Diego County CA 109. Laguna Beach CA 158. San Dimas CA 110. Laguna Hills CA 159. San Fernando CA 111. Laguna Woods CA 160. San Francisco CA 112. Lakeport CA 161. San Gabriel CA 113. Larkspur CA 162. San Jose CA 114. Lemon Grove CA 163. San Leandro CA 115. Live Oak CA 164. San Luis Obispo CA 116. Loma Linda CA 165. San Mateo County CA 117. Long Beach CA 166. San Rafael CA 118. Los Angeles CA 167. San Ramon CA 119. Los Gatos CA 168. Santa Ana CA 120. Mammoth Lakes CA 169. Santa Clara County CA 121. Marin County CA 170. Santa Clarita CA 122. Martinez CA 171. Santa Cruz County CA 123. Menlo Park CA 172. Santa Monica CA 124. Mill Valley CA 173. Santa Rosa CA 125. Monterey Park CA 174. Sausalito CA

Page 2 of 10 Municipality State Municipality State 175. Seal Beach CA 224. Highlands County FL 176. Sebastopol CA 225. Lauderdale Lakes FL 177. Simi Valley CA 226. Lighthouse Point FL 178. Solana Beach CA 227. Miami/Dade County FL 179. South Pasadena CA 228. Parkland FL 180. South San Francisco CA 229. Sarasota County FL 181. St. Helena CA 230. West Park FL 182. Sunnyvale CA 231. Alpharetta GA 183. Temecula CA 232. Athens/Clarke County GA 184. Temple City CA 233. Atlanta GA 185. Thousand Oaks CA 234. Clayton County GA 186. Tiburon CA 235. Coweta County GA 187. Torrance CA 236. DeKalb County GA 188. Truckee CA 237. Doraville GA 189. Ukiah CA 238. Douglasville GA 190. Vallejo CA 239. Duluth GA 191. Walnut Creek CA 240. Effingham County GA 192. Watsonville CA 241. Gainesville GA 193. Whittier CA 242. Henry County GA 194. Windsor CA 243. Jonesboro GA 195. Winters CA 244. Liberty County GA 196. Yuba City CA 245. Newton County GA 197. Yucaipa CA 246. Norcross GA 198. Arvada CO 247. Roswell GA 199. Avon CO 248. Hawaii County HI 200. Brighton CO 249. Clarinda IA 201. Commerce City CO 250. Des Moines IA 202. Durango CO 251. Glenwood IA 203. Eagle County CO 252. Humboldt IA 204. Las Animas CO 253. Indianola IA 205. Snowmass Village CO 254. Iowa City IA 206. Steamboat Springs CO 255. Johnson County IA 207. Timnath CO 256. Johnston IA 208. Wheat Ridge CO 257. Kellerton IA 209. Winter Park CO 258. Mount Ayr IA 210. Colchester CT 259. Muscatine IA 211. East Lyme CT 260. Red Oak IA 212. Ellington CT 261. Scott County IA 213. Montville CT 262. Tipton IA 214. Wallingford CT 263. Urbandale IA 215. Windham CT 264. Ammon ID 216. Bethany Beach DE 265. Burley ID 217. Delaware City DE 266. Coeur d'Alene ID 218. Dewey Beach DE 267. Ketchum ID 219. Fenwick Island DE 268. Melba ID 220. Lewes DE 269. Meridian ID 221. Milton DE 270. Altona IL 222. Rehoboth Beach DE 271. Beach Park IL 223. Chipley FL 272. Buffalo Grove IL

Page 3 of 10 Municipality State Municipality State 273. Chicago Heights IL 322. Buckland MA 274. Deerfield IL 323. Cambridge MA 275. Grandwood Park IL 324. Deerfield MA 276. Gurnee IL 325. Easton MA 277. Hainesville IL 326. Gill MA 278. Hawthorn Woods IL 327. Grafton MA 279. Highland Park IL 328. Great Barrington MA 280. Hoffman Estates IL 329. Greenfield MA 281. Lake Bluff IL 330. Hingham MA 282. Lake Forest IL 331. Holliston MA 283. Libertyville IL 332. Lancaster MA 284. Lincoln IL 333. Malden MA 285. Lindenhurst IL 334. Mashpee MA 286. New Lenox IL 335. Montague MA 287. Northbrook IL 336. Peabody MA 288. Oak Park IL 337. Pittsfield MA 289. Palatine IL 338. Raynham MA 290. Park Ridge IL 339. Somerville MA 291. Round Lake IL 340. Townsend MA 292. Round Lake Beach IL 341. Tyngsborough MA 293. Round Lake Heights IL 342. Wendell MA 294. Round Lake Park IL 343. Westford MA 295. Waukegan IL 344. Bowie MD 296. Wheaton IL 345. Hagerstown MD 297. Wilmette IL 346. Harford County MD 298. Zion IL 347. Howard County MD 299. Cumberland IN 348. Augusta ME 300. Elkhart IN 349. Bath ME 301. Evansville IN 350. Biddeford ME 302. Fishers IN 351. Bucksport ME 303. Goshen IN 352. Camden ME 304. Greenwood IN 353. China ME 305. Logansport IN 354. Gardiner ME 306. Monroe County IN 355. Gorham ME 307. St. Joseph County IN 356. Gray ME 308. Westfield IN 357. Litchfield ME 309. Winfield KS 358. Portland ME 310. Woodford County KY 359. South Portland ME 311. Bastrop LA 360. Westbrook ME 312. Baton Rouge/East Baton LA 361. Winthrop ME Rouge Parish 362. Bad Axe MI 313. DeRidder LA 363. Dexter MI 314. Shreveport LA 364. Grand Traverse County MI 315. Abington MA 365. Greenville MI 316. Arlington MA 366. Houghton MI 317. Attleboro MA 367. Huntington Woods MI 318. Barnstable MA 368. Muskegon MI 319. Belmont MA 369. Adrian MN 320. Boston MA 370. Aitkin MN 321. Braintree MA

Page 4 of 10 Municipality State Municipality State 371. Albert Lea MN 420. Mounds View MN 372. Andover MN 421. New York Mills MN 373. Anoka MN 422. North St. Paul MN 374. Arden Hills MN 423. Olmsted County MN 375. Ashby MN 424. Orono MN 376. Aurora MN 425. Osseo MN 377. Austin MN 426. Parkers Prairie MN 378. Battle Lake MN 427. Pipestone MN 379. Baxter MN 428. Plato MN 380. Bemidji MN 429. Plymouth MN 381. Biwabik MN 430. Ramsey MN 382. Blooming Prairie MN 431. Richfield MN 383. Bloomington MN 432. Robbinsdale MN 384. Callaway MN 433. Round Lake MN 385. Champlin MN 434. Savage MN 386. Cohasset MN 435. Spring Lake Park MN 387. Coon Rapids MN 436. Spring Park MN 388. Dassel MN 437. St. Francis MN 389. Dayton MN 438. St. Louis Park MN 390. Donnelly MN 439. Wendell MN 391. Eden Prairie MN 440. Wheaton MN 392. Edina MN 441. White Earth MN 393. Elbow Lake MN 442. Hazelwood MO 394. Ellsworth MN 443. Kahoka MO 395. Fairfax MN 444. Kirksville MO 396. Falcon Heights MN 445. Lee's Summit MO 397. Fayal Township MN 446. Sedalia MO 398. Fridley MN 447. Aberdeen MS 399. Ham Lake MN 448. Batesville MS 400. Hancock MN 449. Booneville MS 401. Hardwick MN 450. Cary MS 402. Hastings MN 451. Ecru MS 403. Henning MN 452. Greenwood MS 404. Hermantown MN 453. Gulfport MS 405. Hoffman MN 454. Hattiesburg MS 406. Hopkins MN 455. Hernando MS 407. International Falls MN 456. Hollandale MS 408. Kent MN 457. Kosciusko MS 409. Lester Prairie MN 458. McComb MS 410. Long Lake MN 459. Ocean Springs MS 411. Luverne MN 460. Pascagoula MS 412. Maple Grove MN 461. Petal MS 413. Maple Plain MN 462. Pontotoc MS 414. Maplewood MN 463. Senatobia MS 415. Marshall MN 464. Tupelo MS 416. Medford MN 465. Walls MS 417. Mendota Heights MN 466. Havre MT 418. Mora MN 467. Helena MT 419. Morris MN 468. Albemarle NC

Page 5 of 10 Municipality State Municipality State 469. Asheville NC 518. Frenchtown Borough NJ 470. Boone NC 519. Garfield NJ 471. Cabarras County NC 520. Glassboro Borough NJ 472. Chapel Hill NC 521. Glen Ridge NJ 473. Concord NC 522. Glen Rock Borough NJ 474. Cornelius NC 523. Hackettstown Town NJ 475. Durham County NC 524. Hamilton Township NJ 476. Harrisburg NC 525. Hanover Township NJ 477. Huntersville NC 526. Hawthorne NJ 478. Kannapolis NC 527. Highland Park Borough NJ 479. Lowell NC 528. Hoboken NJ 480. Macon County NC 529. Island Heights Borough NJ 481. Mooresville NC 530. Jackson Township NJ 482. Mount Holly NC 531. Jefferson Township NJ 483. Orange County NC 532. Kearny NJ 484. Troutman NC 533. Lavallette Borough NJ 485. Valdese NC 534. Linwood City NJ 486. Beulah ND 535. Little Egg Harbor Township NJ 487. Wahpeton ND 536. Little Falls Township NJ 488. Grand Island NE 537. Livingston Township NJ 489. Berlin NH 538. Logan Township NJ 490. Laconia NH 539. Long Hill Township NJ 491. Peterborough NH 540. Mahwah Township NJ 492. Somersworth NH 541. Manalapan Township NJ 493. Bergen County NJ 542. Manchester Township NJ 494. Berlin Borough NJ 543. Manville Borough NJ 495. Berlin Township NJ 544. Maplewood Township NJ 496. Beverly NJ 545. Millstone Township NJ 497. Bloomingdale Borough NJ 546. Moonachie Borough NJ 498. Burlington Township NJ 547. Mount Arlington Borough NJ 499. Butler Borough NJ 548. Mount Holly Township NJ 500. Byram NJ 549. Neptune Township NJ 501. Camden NJ 550. Newton NJ 502. Carlstadt Borough NJ 551. North Bergen Township NJ 503. Chatham Borough NJ 552. Nutley Township NJ 504. Chatham Township NJ 553. Oakland Borough NJ 505. Cherry Hill Township NJ 554. Oradell Borough NJ 506. Clayton Borough NJ 555. Oxford Township NJ 507. Clifton NJ 556. Palisades Park Borough NJ 508. Closter NJ 557. Paramus Borough NJ 509. Delran Township NJ 558. Passaic NJ 510. Denville Township NJ 559. Passaic County NJ 511. East Greenwich NJ 560. Penns Grove Borough NJ 512. East Newark Borough NJ 561. Pequannock Township NJ 513. East Rutherford Borough NJ 562. Perth Amboy NJ 514. Fairfield Township NJ 563. Point Pleasant Borough NJ 515. Fairfield Township NJ 564. Prospect Park NJ 516. Far Hills Borough NJ 565. Raritan Township NJ 517. Franklin Lakes NJ 566. Ridgefield Borough NJ

Page 6 of 10 Municipality State Municipality State 567. Ringwood NJ 616. Brookhaven NY 568. River Edge Borough NJ 617. Carlton NY 569. River Vale Township NJ 618. Carmel NY 570. Rockaway Township NJ 619. Chatham NY 571. Rumson Borough NJ 620. Chittenango NY 572. Runnemede Borough NJ 621. Clarence NY 573. Seaside Park NJ 622. Clay NY 574. Secaucus NJ 623. Constable NY 575. Shrewsbury Borough NJ 624. Cooperstown NY 576. Somers Point NJ 625. Copake NY 577. Somerset County NJ 626. Cortlandville NY 578. Sparta NJ 627. DeWitt NY 579. Spotswood Borough NJ 628. Dobbs Ferry NY 580. Stafford Township NJ 629. Dundee NY 581. Stanhope Borough NJ 630. Dutchess County NY 582. Teaneck Township NJ 631. East Aurora NY 583. Tinton Falls Borough NJ 632. East Otto NY 584. Union City NJ 633. Eden NY 585. Union County NJ 634. Elmira NY 586. Ventnor City NJ 635. Elmira Heights NY 587. Vernon Township NJ 636. Ephratah NY 588. Vineland City NJ 637. Erie County NY 589. Voorhees Township NJ 638. Esperance NY 590. Wanaque Borough NJ 639. Falconer NY 591. Warren Township NJ 640. Fonda NY 592. Washington Township NJ 641. Fort Edward Village NY 593. Wayne Township NJ 642. Gardiner NY 594. West Milford Township NJ 643. Geddes NY 595. West Orange township NJ 644. Gerry NY 596. White Township NJ 645. Ghent NY 597. Woodbridge Township NJ 646. Glens Falls NY 598. Wood-Ridge Borough NJ 647. Glenville NY 599. Woolwich Township NJ 648. Gloversville NY 600. Wyckoff Township NJ 649. Gouverneur NY 601. Albuquerque NM 650. Gowanda NY 602. Mesilla NM 651. Granville NY 603. Albion NY 652. Greenfield NY 604. Alden NY 653. Greenport NY 605. Alden Village NY 654. Greenville NY 606. Amherst NY 655. Hagaman NY 607. Arkport NY 656. Hamburg NY 608. Auburn NY 657. Hannibal NY 609. Avon NY 658. Harford NY 610. Barneveld NY 659. Harrietstown NY 611. Batavia NY 660. Hempstead NY 612. Bethlehem NY 661. Herkimer NY 613. Binghamton NY 662. Hornell NY 614. Brighton NY 663. Hudson NY 615. Brocton NY 664. Hudson Falls NY

Page 7 of 10 Municipality State Municipality State 665. Johnson City NY 714. Ticonderoga NY 666. Kinderhook NY 715. Troy NY 667. Kingston NY 716. Tuckahoe NY 668. Lake Placid NY 717. Unadilla NY 669. Lancaster NY 718. Union Springs NY 670. Le Roy NY 719. Valley Stream NY 671. Lewis NY 720. Walden Village NY 672. Lloyd NY 721. Walton NY 673. Louisville NY 722. Wappinger NY 674. Maine NY 723. Wappingers Falls NY 675. McGraw NY 724. Watervliet NY 676. Moravia NY 725. Watkins Glen NY 677. Moreau NY 726. Wawarsing NY 678. Mount Vernon NY 727. Weedsport NY 679. Nassau NY 728. Westbury NY 680. Nassau County NY 729. White Plains NY 681. New Paltz NY 730. Wilson Village NY 682. Newfield NY 731. Sylvania OH 683. Niagara Falls NY 732. Dewey OK 684. Niskayuna NY 733. Hulbert OK 685. Northumberland NY 734. Muskogee OK 686. Norwood NY 735. Norman OK 687. Oakfield NY 736. Owasso OK 688. Oneida NY 737. Sand Springs OK 689. Onondaga NY 738. Tahlequah OK 690. Orchard Park NY 739. Ashland OR 691. Owasco NY 740. Bandon OR 692. Patterson NY 741. Bend OR 693. Pawling NY 742. Benton County OR 694. Plattsburgh NY 743. Corvallis OR 695. Poland NY 744. Crook County OR 696. Pomfret NY 745. Happy Valley OR 697. Port Jervis NY 746. Hillsboro OR 698. Poughkeepsie NY 747. Independence OR 699. Queensbury NY 748. Lake Oswego OR 700. Richmondville NY 749. Newport OR 701. Rochester NY 750. Roseburg OR 702. Royalton NY 751. Sherwood OR 703. Russia NY 752. Stayton OR 704. Salina NY 753. Wasco County OR 705. Sand Lake NY 754. Abbotstown Borough PA 706. Saranac Lake NY 755. Amity Township PA 707. Saratoga Springs NY 756. Athens PA 708. Saugerties NY 757. Baldwin Borough PA 709. Scarsdale NY 758. Bellefonte PA 710. Schenectady NY 759. Bethlehem PA 711. Smithtown NY 760. Blair County PA 712. Sullivan County NY 761. Brentwood PA 713. Tarrytown NY 762. Carlisle PA

Page 8 of 10 Municipality State Municipality State 763. Chestnuthill Township PA 811. West Pittston PA 764. Clairton PA 812. Wilkes-Barre PA 765. Columbia Borough PA 813. York PA 766. Denver Borough PA 814. Central Falls RI 767. Doylestown Borough PA 815. Charlestown RI 768. Dravosburg Borough PA 816. Warren RI 769. East Donegal Township PA 817. West Warwick RI 770. East Stroudsburg Borough PA 818. Woonsocket RI 771. Edwardsville PA 819. Atlantic Beach SC 772. Erie County PA 820. Cheraw SC 773. Falls Township PA 821. Clover SC 774. Fleetwood Borough PA 822. Hartsville SC 775. Hatfield Township PA 823. Lexington SC 776. Heidelberg PA 824. Sumter SC 777. Jackson Township PA 825. Surfside Beach SC 778. Kane Borough PA 826. Tega Cay SC 779. Kingston PA 827. Williamston SC 780. Kittanning PA 828. Johnson City TN 781. Lackawanna County PA 829. Spring Hill TN 782. Lehigh Township PA 830. Abilene TX 783. Lehighton PA 831. Anna TX 784. Lemoyne PA 832. Bellaire TX 785. Mansfield Borough PA 833. Benbrook TX 786. Morrisville Borough PA 834. Conroe TX 787. Mountville Borough PA 835. Coppell TX 788. New Alexandria Borough PA 836. Corsicana TX 789. New Hope PA 837. Farmers Branch TX 790. North Versailles PA 838. Flower Mound TX 791. Palmyra PA 839. Forney TX 792. Philadelphia PA 840. Gainesville TX 793. Prospect Park Borough PA 841. Galveston TX 794. Quakertown PA 842. Greenville TX 795. Richland Township PA 843. Haltom City TX 796. Sayre PA 844. Kaufman TX 797. Shaler Township PA 845. Kerrville TX 798. Shoemakersville PA 846. Kilgore TX 799. South Heidelberg Township PA 847. Laredo TX 800. Spring Garden PA 848. Lindale TX 801. Stroud Township PA 849. Lufkin TX 802. Stroudsburg PA 850. McAllen TX 803. Summit Township PA 851. McKinney TX 804. Trafford PA 852. North Richland Hills TX 805. Upper Dublin Township PA 853. Pearland TX 806. Upper Saucon Township PA 854. Portland TX 807. Upper Southampton PA 855. Prosper TX Township 856. Richardson TX 808. Upper Tulpehocken PA 857. Richland Hills TX Township 858. Rosenberg TX 809. West Goshen Township PA 859. San Marcos TX 810. West Hempfield PA

Page 9 of 10 Municipality State Municipality State 860. Stafford TX 892. Puyallup WA 861. Sugar Land TX 893. Shoreline WA 862. Sunnyvale TX 894. Sultan WA 863. Tyler TX 895. Tacoma WA 864. Beaver UT 896. Vancouver WA 865. Cedar City UT 897. Woodinville WA 866. Davis County UT 898. Appleton WI 867. Harrisville UT 899. Columbia County WI 868. Holladay UT 900. Shorewood WI 869. Hooper UT 901. St. Croix County WI 870. Logan UT 902. Verona WI 871. Orem UT 903. Bridgeport WV 872. Salt Lake City UT 904. Buckhannon WV 873. Salt Lake County UT 905. Franklin WV 874. Santa Clara UT 906. Grant County WV 875. Smithfield UT 907. Greenbrier County WV 876. St. George UT 908. Hendricks WV 877. Tremonton UT 909. Marshall County WV 878. Virgin UT 910. Mill Creek WV 879. West Valley City UT 911. Moorefield WV 880. Barre VT 912. Morgan County WV 881. Enosburg Falls VT 913. Morgantown WV 882. Rutland VT 914. Pocahontas County WV 883. Bainbridge Island WA 915. Weirton WV 884. Bonney Lake WA 916. Burlington WY 885. Bothell WA 917. Evanston WY 886. Gig Harbor WA 918. Mountain View WY 887. Hoquiam WA 919. Newcastle WY 888. Lake Stevens WA 920. Pine Haven WY 889. Lynnwood WA 921. Rock Springs WY 890. Marysville WA 891. Mason County WA

Note: The state of Oklahoma and Commonwealth of Puerto Rico prohibits smoking in all parks.

If you know of a smokefree park law that is not currently listed here, please contact ANRF at (510) 841-3032 or [email protected].

May be reprinted with appropriate credit to the American Nonsmokers’ Rights Foundation.

Page 10 of 10 Proposed Smoke Free Ordinance Changes

Title 9 (Health and Safety) Formally Ordinance No. 014878 (Smoking in Public Places) 9.50.130 of the El Paso City Code Add prohibition of Vaping

∗ Smoking definition revised: ∗ Means inhaling, exhaling, vaping, burning or carrying any lighted or heated cigar, cigarette, pipe, weed, plant or combustible substance in any manner or in any form, including any device that allows for combustion or conduction of a product for the purpose of inhaling smoke or vapor.

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∗ Added: ∗ Smoking shall be prohibited in all enclosed areas of public places within the city and within 20 feet of the entrance of such places… City-Owned Facilities

∗ Added: ∗ All City-owned enclosed areas and City-owned outdoor facilities, not subject to a leasehold interest provided to a non-City person or entity, shall be nonsmoking at all times except for those areas designated by the El Paso International Airport Director, and including, but not limited to, the following places: ∗ In all sports arenas and stadiums, ∗ In all parks and playgrounds, ∗ In and within 20 feet from the entrance of all outdoor public transportation stations, platforms and shelters under the authority of the city Areas not Subject to Smoking Restrictions

∗ Revised: ∗ Retail tobacco stores in isolated or contained physical facilities with isolated venting and air controls ∗ Added: ∗ Designated areas of the El Paso International Airport Summary

∗ Improved definitions ∗ Clearer list of where smoking is prohibited ∗ Adding City facilities helps protect the public as well as our employees ∗ Enforcement will remain with Environmental Services – Code Enforcement, Department of Public Health, and EP Police Department

FACTSFACTSFACTSFACTS YOUYOUYOUYOU NEEDNEEDNEEDNEED There is no safe level of TOTOTO KNOWKNOWKNOW ABOUTABOUTABOUT secondhand smoke (SHS) TO KNOW ABOUT exposure.1 CleanCleanCleanClean OutdoorOutdoorOutdoorOutdoor AirAirAirAir

Secondhand Smoke Clean Outdoor Air Progress Nationwide

• In the U. S., secondhand smoke kills about According to Americans for Non-Smoker’s Rights 53,000 nonsmokers per year, making it the (2012), the following municipalities have adopted third leading cause of preventable death.2 a form of outdoor clean air ordinances: • For non-smokers, exposure to SHS raises the • Nationwide 625 municipalities have risk of lung cancer by 20% to 30%; and heart smoke-free park laws, 29 are in Texas.8 disease by 30%.2 • Nationwide 251 municipalities have • Two years after an indoor smoking ban in a smoke-free outdoor public transit waiting area Texas city, hospital discharge rates for heart laws, 14 are in Texas.8 attacks and strokes significantly declined.3 • Non-smokers who are outdoors can be Benefits of Clean Outdoor Air exposed to tobacco smoke particles similar to those found indoors.1, 4 m Reduction of health risks m Better public image of the city Pollution, Contamination, and Litter m Less litter m Decreased cleaning costs • A national study found that litter decreases community property values by 7%.5 • Cigarette butts can remain in the environment for years and contain toxic ingredients that can cause problems when ingested by children, pets, or marine life.5 • In Texas, tobacco is the leading source of litter material on roads with 43% of litter being tobacco related.6 • As many as 5.6 trillion cigarettes are deposited into the environment worldwide every year.7

1Kaufman, P., Zhang, B., Bondy, S. J., Klepeis, N., & Ferrence, R. (2011). Not just ‘a few 4Klepeis, N. E., Ott, W. R., & Switzer, P. (2007). Real-time measurement of outdoor tobacco wisps’: Real-time measurement of tobacco smoke at entrances to office buildings. smoke particles. Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association (Air & Waste Tobacco Control BMJ, 20, 212-218. Management Association), 57(5), 522-534. 2Desalu, O. O., Onyedum, C. C., Adewole, O. O., Fawibe, A. E., & Salami, A. K. (2011). 5Ariza, E., & Leatherman, S. P. (2012). No-smoking policies and their outcomes on U.S. Secondhand smoke exposure among nonsmoking adults in two Nigerian cities. beaches. Journal of Coastal Research, 28(1A), 143-147. Annals of African Medicine, 10(2), 103-111. 6Texas Department of Transportation (2010). 2009 Visible Litter Study. Retrieved February 14, 3Head, P., Jackson, B., Bae, S., & Cherry, D. (2012). Hospital discharge rates before and after 2013, from http://dontmesswithtexas.org/research/ implementation of a city-wide smoking ban in a Texas city, 2004-2008. Preventing 7Smith, E. A., & Novotny, T. E. (2011). Whose butt is it? Tobacco industry research about Chronic Disease, 9E179. smokers and cigarette butt waste. Tobacco Control BMJ, 20, i2-i9. 8American Nonsmoker’s Rights Foundation. (2012). Retrieved August 20, 2012, from http:// www.no-smoke.org/goingsmokefree.php?id=519#outdoor.

HECHOS QUE NECESITAS No existe un nivel seguro HECHOSHECHOS QUEQUE NECESITASNECESITAS de exposición al humo de SABERSABERSABER SOBRESOBRESOBRE ELELEL segunda mano.1 AIREAIREAIRE LIMPIOLIMPIOLIMPIO ALALAL EXTERIOREXTERIOREXTERIOR

Humo de segunda mano Progreso del aire limpio al exterior en los Estados Unidos • En los Estados Unidos, el humo de segunda mano mata aproximadamente a 53,000 personas que no Según Americans for Non-Smoker’s Rights (2012), los son fumadoras al año, lo que le lleva a ser la tercera siguientes municipios han adoptado reglamentos para causa principal de muerte prevenible.2 mantener el aire limpio en espacios al exterior: • El riesgo de cáncer de pulmón en personas que • 625 municipios a nivel nacional de los cuales 29 se no son fumadoras y que están expuestas al humo de encuentran en Texas, cuentan con leyes que segunda mano, incrementa entre un 20% y 30%, y el prohíben fumar en parques.8 riesgo de enfermedades del corazón a un 30%.2 • 251 municipios a nivel nacional de los cuales 14 se • En una ciudad de Texas, dos años después de encuentran en Texas, tienen leyes que prohíben la prohibición de fumar en espacios cerrados, fumar en áreas de espera de transporte público.8 el número de casos en hospitales por ataques al corazón e infartos cerebrales disminuyó Beneficios de tener aire limpio al exterior significativamente.3 • Las personas no fumadoras que se encuentren m Disminución de riesgos para la salud al aire libre, pueden estar expuestas a las m Una mejor imagen de la ciudad mismas partículas del humo del tabaco que se m Menos basura encuentran en lugares cerrados.1, 4 m Disminución de los gastos de limpieza

Contaminación y basura

• Un estudio nacional indico que la basura disminuye el valor de propiedad comunitaria por un 7%.5 • Las colillas de cigarros permanecen en el medio ambiente por años y pueden causar problemas al ser ingeridas por niños, mascotas o la vida marina.5 • En Texas, el tabaco contribuye con el mayor número de material de basura en las calles. El 43% de la basura está relacionada con el tabaco.6 • Hasta 5.6 trillones de cigarros se depositan en el medio ambiente cada año en todo el mundo.7

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U.S. State and Local Laws Regulating Use of Electronic Cigarettes As of April 1, 2014

The following list includes states and municipalities with laws currently in effect that regulate where electronic cigarette use (e-cigarettes) is prohibited. E-cigarettes are battery-powered devices that are designed to mimic cigarettes by vaporizing a nicotine-laced liquid that is inhaled by the user. The use of e-cigarettes in workplaces and public places is a significant public health concern, not only because of their unregulated constituents and the potential health impact of the vapor on users and bystanders, but also because e-cigarette use causes public confusion as to where smoking is allowed, resulting in compliance problems with smokefree laws.

Most local and state smokefree laws were enacted before e-cigarettes were on the market, so while such laws do not explicitly mention e-cigarettes, it should not be assumed that their use is permitted. Existing smokefree laws are often interpreted to prohibit e-cigarette use in their smokefree provisions.

NOTE: In the 100% Smokefree Venues column, the following abbreviations are used: W=non-hospitality workplaces; R=restaurants; B=bars; G=gambling facilities.

For more information, please visit ANR's e-cigarettes page.

State Laws Regulating Use of E-cigarettes

State Laws Restricting E-cigarette Use in 100% Smokefree Venues Other state laws that do not explicitly address e-cigarettes might be interpreted as prohibiting the use of e-cigarettes in existing smokefree provisions.

100% Smokefree Use of E- Venues in Use of E-cigarettes State cigarettes Which Use of E- Specifically Permitted In: Prohibited cigarettes Permitted Prohibited 1. North Dakota Yes WRBG No 2. New Jersey Yes WRB No 3. Utah Yes WRB Yes Retailers that sell e-cigarettes, until 7/1/17.

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State Laws Regulating E-cigarette Use in Other Venues

Use of E- Use of E-cigarettes State cigarettes Prohibited In: Specifically If Partial, Permitted In: Prohibited Permitted 1. Arkansas Yes Use of e-cigarettes prohibited on No school district property. 2. Colorado Yes Definition of tobacco product for No purposes of prohibition of use on school property amended to include e-cigarettes, unless approved by FDA as cessation devices. 3. Delaware Yes Tobacco use, including use of e- No cigarettes and hookahs, prohibited in all State workplaces, including all buildings, facilities, indoor and outdoor spaces and surrounding grounds, as well as parking lots and state vehicles operated on State workplace property. 4. Hawaii Yes Use of e-cigarettes prohibited on all No Dept. of Health property where smoking is prohibited. 5. Kansas Yes Tobacco use, including use of e- Partial All places where smoking is cigarettes, prohibited on all Dept. of prohibited per 3/12/10 law, Corrections property and grounds, including workplaces, by both employees and inmates. Per restaurants, bars, gambling opinion of Attorney General, Indoor facilities, and public places Clean Air Act of 2010 does not apply generally. to e-cigarettes. 6. Maryland Yes Smoking, including use of e- No cigarettes prohibited on MARC commuter rail system trains. 7. New Yes Use of e-cigarettes prohibited in No Hampshire public educational facilities and on grounds thereof. 8. Oklahoma Yes Tobacco use, including use of e- No cigarettes, prohibited in all Dept. of Corrections facilities, including vehicles and grounds.

Page 2 of 8 Use of E- Use of E-cigarettes State cigarettes Prohibited In: Specifically If Partial, Permitted In: Prohibited Permitted 9. Oregon Yes State agency employees prohibited No from using tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, in State agency buildings and on State agency grounds adjacent to buildings. 10. South Yes Tobacco use, including use of e- No Dakota cigarettes, prohibited in Dept. of Corrections facilities and on grounds thereof, by both employees and inmates.

Local Laws Regulating Use of E-cigarettes

Laws Restricting E-cigarette Use in 100% Smokefree Venues

Note: The jurisdiction(s) affected by county-level laws vary widely. Look for a plus symbol (+) next to each county with a law that includes both incorporated and unincorporated areas. A county without a symbol means that the county law covers unincorporated areas only.

100% Smokefree Use of E- Use of E- If Partial, Prohibited Venues in Which cigarettes If Partial, State Name cigarettes In: Use of E-cigarettes Specifically Permitted In: Prohibited Prohibited Permitted 1. AK Palmer Yes WRB No 2. AL Anniston Yes WRBG No 3. AL Bessemer Yes WRG No 4. AL Clay Yes WRBG No 5. AL Creola Yes WRBG No 6. AL Fultondale Yes WRBG No 7. AL Midfield Yes WRBG No 8. AL Monroeville Yes WRBG No 9. AL Troy Yes WRBG No 10. AL Vestavia Hills Yes WRBG No 11. CA Arcata Yes WRB No 12. CA Campbell Yes RBG No 13. CA Carlsbad Yes RBG No

Page 3 of 8 100% Smokefree Use of E- Use of E- If Partial, Prohibited Venues in Which cigarettes If Partial, State Name cigarettes In: Use of E-cigarettes Specifically Permitted In: Prohibited Prohibited Permitted 14. CA Contra Costa Yes WRBG No County 15. CA Eureka Yes WRBG No 16. CA Fairfax Yes WRBG No 17. CA Marin County Partial Use of e-cigarettes WRB Partial Individual prohibited apartment units everywhere that in multi-unit smoking is residences. prohibited, except in individual apartment units in multi-unit residences. 18. CA Mill Valley Yes WRB No 19. CA Morgan Hill Yes WRB No 20. CA Mountain View Yes WRB No 21. CA Petaluma Yes W No 22. CA Santa Clara Yes WRB No County 23. CA Sebastopol Yes WRBG No 24. CA Tiburon Yes WRB No 25. CA Union City Yes WRB No 26. CA Walnut Creek Yes RBG No 27. FL Clay County Yes WR No 28. GA Chatham County Yes WRBG No 29. GA DeKalb County Yes W No 30. GA Savannah Yes WRBG No 31. ID Ketchum Yes WRBG No 32. IN Indianapolis/Mari Yes WRB No on County+ (except the cities of Beech Grove, Lawrence, Southport, and Speedway)Pops Excluded 33. KY Bardstown Yes WRBG No 34. KY Glasgow Yes RBG No

Page 4 of 8 100% Smokefree Use of E- Use of E- If Partial, Prohibited Venues in Which cigarettes If Partial, State Name cigarettes In: Use of E-cigarettes Specifically Permitted In: Prohibited Prohibited Permitted 35. KY Kenton County+ Yes W No 36. KY Madison County+ Yes WRBG No 37. KY Manchester Yes WRBG No 38. LA Monroe Yes WRBG No 39. LA Ouachita Parish Yes WRBG No 40. LA West Monroe Yes WRBG No 41. MA Acton Yes WRBG No 42. MA Amherst Yes WRBG No 43. MA Arlington Yes WRBG No 44. MA Athol Yes WRBG No 45. MA Auburn Yes WRBG No 46. MA Barre Yes WRBG No 47. MA Boston Yes WRB No 48. MA Bourne Yes WRB No 49. MA Buckland Yes WRBG No 50. MA Burlington Yes WRBG No 51. MA Deerfield Yes WRBG No 52. MA Dighton Yes WRBG No 53. MA Foxborough Yes WRBG No 54. MA Gardner Yes WRBG No 55. MA Gill Yes WRBG No 56. MA Grafton Yes WRBG No 57. MA Great Barrington Yes WRBG No 58. MA Hatfield Partial Use of e-cigarettes WRBG Partial Smoking bars prohibited and everywhere that hotels/motels. smoking is prohibited, except for smoking bars and hotels/motels. 59. MA Haverhill Yes WRBG No 60. MA Lee Yes WRBG No 61. MA Lenox Yes WRBG No 62. MA Marblehead Yes WRBG No 63. MA Montague Yes WRBG No 64. MA Needham Yes WRB No

Page 5 of 8 100% Smokefree Use of E- Use of E- If Partial, Prohibited Venues in Which cigarettes If Partial, State Name cigarettes In: Use of E-cigarettes Specifically Permitted In: Prohibited Prohibited Permitted 65. MA New Bedford Yes WRB No 66. MA North Yes WRBG No Attleborough 67. MA Northampton Yes WRB No 68. MA Orleans Yes WRBG No 69. MA Oxford Yes WRBG No 70. MA Pittsfield Yes WRBG No 71. MA Salem Yes WRBG No 72. MA Saugus Yes WRBG No 73. MA Sharon Yes WRBG No 74. MA Shelburne Yes WRB No 75. MA South Hadley Yes WRBG No 76. MA Stockbridge Yes WRBG No 77. MA Taunton Yes WRBG No 78. MA Townsend Yes WRBG No 79. MA Wendell Yes WRBG No 80. MA Westminster Yes WRBG No 81. MA Westport Yes WRBG No 82. MA Westwood Yes WRBG No 83. MA Whately Yes WRBG No 84. MA Winchester Yes WRBG No 85. MN Duluth Yes WRBG No 86. MN Ely Yes WRBG No 87. MN Hermantown Yes WRB No 88. MO Creve Coeur Yes WRB No 89. MO Jefferson City Yes WRBG No 90. MO Washington Yes WRBG No 91. MS Anguilla Yes WRBG No 92. MS Arcola Yes WRBG No 93. MS Baldwyn Yes WRBG No 94. MS Bassfield Yes WRBG No 95. MS Bruce Yes WRBG No 96. MS Byram Yes WRBG No 97. MS Calhoun City Yes WRBG No 98. MS Centreville Yes WRBG No

Page 6 of 8 100% Smokefree Use of E- Use of E- If Partial, Prohibited Venues in Which cigarettes If Partial, State Name cigarettes In: Use of E-cigarettes Specifically Permitted In: Prohibited Prohibited Permitted 99. MS Coahoma County Yes WRB No 100. MS Duncan Yes WRBG No 101. MS Durant Yes WRBG No 102. MS Ethel Yes WRBG No 103. MS Farmington Yes WRBG No 104. MS Flowood Yes WRG No 105. MS Forest Yes WRBG No 106. MS Friars Point Yes WRBG No 107. MS Georgetown Yes WRBG No 108. MS Magee Yes WRBG No 109. MS Monticello Yes RBG No 110. MS Moorhead Yes WRBG No 111. MS New Augusta Yes WRBG No 112. MS Plantersville Yes WRBG No 113. MS Prentiss Yes WRBG No 114. MS Rolling Fork Yes WRBG No 115. MS Sumner Yes WRBG No 116. MS Walnut Yes WRBG No 117. MS Wesson Yes WRBG No 118. MS Woodville Yes WRBG No 119. ND Bismarck Yes WRB No 120. ND Walhalla Yes WRBG No 121. NY Cattaraugus Yes RBG No County 122. NY Suffolk County+ Yes WRB No 123. SC Estill Yes WRBG No 124. SC Yemassee Yes WRB No 125. TX Lufkin Yes WRBG No 126. TX San Angelo Yes WRB No 127. TX San Marcos Yes WRB No 128. WA King County+ Yes WRBG No 129. WV Calhoun County+ Yes WRBG No 130. WV Greenbrier Yes WRBG No County+ 131. WV Lewis County+ Yes WRBG No

Page 7 of 8 100% Smokefree Use of E- Use of E- If Partial, Prohibited Venues in Which cigarettes If Partial, State Name cigarettes In: Use of E-cigarettes Specifically Permitted In: Prohibited Prohibited Permitted 132. WV Marshall County+ Yes W No 133. WV Pleasants County+ Yes WRBG No 134. WV Randolph County+ Yes WRBG No 135. WV Ritchie County+ Yes WRBG No 136. WV Roane County+ Yes WRBG No 137. WV Taylor County Yes WRBG No 138. WV Wirt County+ Yes WRBG No 139. WV Wood County+ Yes WRBG No

+Law pertains to both incorporated and unincorporated areas of county.

Laws Currently in Effect State Laws Restricting E-cigarette Use in 100% Smokefree Venues: 3 State Laws Restricting E-cigarette Use in Other Venues: 10 Local Laws Restricting E-cigarette Use in 100% Smokefree Venues: 139

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