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Every person should have the right to breathe smoke free air where you live and play. Sadly, research shows that every year there is an estimated 28 million multiunit housing residents who are exposed to secondhand smoke in their home or apartment that seeped in from a neighbor’s unit or someone smoking on the property.
We are fighting for policies to protect all residents who live in multiunit housing communities and together we can make a difference.
Many neighborhoods throughout California have already begun passing laws and smoke-free policies in or around multiunit housing communities.
If you are a renter or owner who is suffering from secondhand smoke, there are steps you can take to work with your property owner/manager to adopt a smoke free policy for the property.
If your building is not smoke-free ask your manager about making the units smoke-free
If your building is already smoke-free speak to your manager to ensure rules are being followed and enforced
Let your property manager know going smoke-free promotes residents’ health by protecting them from secondhand smoke while improving their bottom line by reducing costs.
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Riverside Office:
6377 Riverside Ave.
Suite 203
Riverside, CA 92506
El Centro Office:
400 S. Eighth St.
El Centro, CA 92243
Funded by the California Department of Public Health-Tobacco Control Program 17-10569.
