Residents

Healthy Environments Against Tobacco Serving the cities of Carlsbad, Oceanside and Vista

Residents of Multi-Unit
Housing Complexes
 
If the complex that you live in doesn't have a smoke-free policy, you may be inhaling another person's secondhand smoke!
 
There are many benefits that come with a smoke-free policy: 

Those who are non-smokers are not involuntarily exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke.

Children and their developing lungs are no longer exposed.

The amount and costs of cleaning (discoloration of carpets, walls, curtains, etc) due to secondhand smoke is decreased.

Lowering the amount of secondhand smoke a person is exposed to, lowers the chance of acquiring respiratory problems or chronic illness associated with secondhand smoke in the future.

To view brochures created by Vista community Clinic's Tobacco Control Program,
CLICK on one of the following:

 Here are a few helpful links that residents may find useful:

• Smoke Free Washington
• Secondhand Smoke Survey: Summary of Key Findings
• Secondhand Smoke Survey: Summary of Key Findings for Multi-Unit Housing
• Legal Options for Tenants Suffering From Drifting Tobacco Smoke
• How Disability Laws Can Help Tenants Suffering from Drifting Tobacco Smoke
• Smoke Free Housing in Multi Unit Residences
• There is no Constitutional Right to smoke
• New Survey Shows Apartment Residents Want Regulation of Drifting Tobacco Smoke
• Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Tenants' Rights