If you have tried to quit smoking or chewing tobacco, you know how hard it can be. Don’t get discouraged if you have to try to quit a few times before you succeed. The following information and resources will help you achieve your goal. Call the Washington Tobacco Quitline at 1.800.QUIT-NOW or try the 2MorrowQuitTM app.
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Clark County Landlord's Guide to No-Smoking Policies This resource provides guidance on no-smoking policies for both tobacco and marijuana, and includes information from the Central Vancouver landlord survey, with testimonials from local landlords who have successfully implemented no-smoking rules.
A resource for renters is What You Can Do About Secondhand Smoke in Your Home: A Toolkit for Renters.
Washington Smoking in Public Places Law and Clark County Ordinance 2015-04-18
In 2005 the people of Washington State voted to expand the state Clean Indoor Air Act, now called Smoking in Public Places Law, making all indoor public places and workplaces smokefree. The law prohibits smoking in any indoor enclosed public places. The law applies everywhere, all the time.