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A Changing Landscape Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of death and disease in the United States, and public health policies have been implemented to help eliminate both tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke

Research shows that women who smoke, and even those whove quit, face an elevated risk of breast cancer compared with those whove never picked up a cigarette

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Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing (SFMUH) Resources for All Cities and Communities in Alameda County Fill out this form to make a Smoking Complaint for any jurisdiction in Alameda County: To make a Smoking Complaint: English | Spanish | Chinese | Vietnamese To learn more about Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing including existing local policies in each city of Alameda County, how to get involved in the Alameda County Tobacco Control Coalition, and for general SFMUH resources please visit: If you have any questions about the smoke-free requirements in your city or would like to schedule a presentation about the benefits of smoke-free multi-unit housing for residents or property owners, please contact the Alameda County Tobacco Control Program at [email protected] No Smoking Signs No-smoking signs are available to order for the following 4 jurisdictions: Unincorporated Alameda County, City of Alameda, City of Emeryville and City of Oakland order at no cost: Free No Smoking Signs for Download (for any jurisdiction) Order Laminated or Metal Signs Unincorporated Alameda County Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing Policy To protect residents from the dangers of secondhand smoke exposure, Alameda County prohibits smoking in multi-unit housing as of July 1, 2022

As recommended by the M measure (Monitor tobacco use and prevention policies) in the WHO MPOWER package, it is important to monitor all types of tobacco use in order to track changes in consumer preferences and spot gaps in current regulations 11