Published: December 12, 2024

City of Dallas adopts comprehensive smoke-free plan including e-cigarettes and vaping

American Heart Association supports Dallas in proactively protecting public health

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Advocating for strong public policies to reduce tobacco use is apparent in American Heart Association initiatives like Tobacco Endgame, a campaign that aims to regulate e-cigarettes and reduce their appeal to young people.

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Dallas voted to proactively protect public health

The City of Dallas adopted comprehensive smoke-free plan including e-cigarettes and vaping

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The City of Dallas adopted comprehensive smoke-free plan including e-cigarettes and vaping

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The Dallas City Council approved updates to its smoke-free air ordinance Wednesday, December 11, 2024

From left to right: Dr. Shade Afolabi, City of Dallas Environmental Commission; Jenny Eyer, American Heart Association; Kay Kamm, American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network; Annette Addo-Yobo, Miss Texas and AHA Advocate; Carlos Evans, City of Dallas Office of Environmental Quality & Sustainability; Natalie Requenez, City of Dallas Office of Environmental Quality & Sustainability

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The Dallas City Council approved updates to its smoke-free air ordinance Wednesday, December 11, 2024 — The Dallas City Council approved updates to its smoke-free air ordinance Wednesday, December 11, 2024

From left to right: Dr. Shade Afolabi, City of Dallas Environmental Commission; Jenny Eyer, American Heart Association; Kay Kamm, American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network; Annette Addo-Yobo, Miss Texas and AHA Advocate; Carlos Evans, City of Dallas Office of Environmental Quality & Sustainability; Natalie Requenez, City of Dallas Office of Environmental Quality & Sustainability

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