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Tobacco Prevention and Education
Did you Know...
The tobacco industry spends $137 million per year to reach every community in Oregon to promote and sell its products. Children and adults are bombarded with messages pushing them to smoke cigarettes or chew tobacco.
Oregon's Tobacco Prevention and Education Program funds local tobacco control programs to engage Oregonians in their homes, workplaces, schools, and other public places with the aim to:
- Prevent and reduce tobacco use
- Promote smoke-free environments and communities
- Reduce the influence of tobacco product marketing
- Encourage tobacco users to quit
QUIT NOW
When you call the Quit Line you will receive:
- Tips on what to do when you have the urge to smoke, chew or use an e-cigarette.
- Times and situations when you usually smoke, chew or use an e-cig and ways to change these routines when you quit.
- If you've tried to quit, we'll talk about what hasn't worked and new things you could try.
- We'll tell you about medications that can help you quit. We may be able to send you free nicotine patches and/or gum.
Contact the Quit Line - Open 24/7
1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669)
Spanish Quit Line - 1-855-DEJELO-YA
(1-855-335356-92)
TTY: 1-877-777-6534
Quit Tobacco Websites
- Ex: Re-learn to Live Without Cigarettes (becomeanex.org)
- You Can Quit Smoking Now (smokefree.gov)
- Complete Guide to Quitting (American Cancer Society)
- Live chat with a quit counselor (National Cancer Institute LiveHelp)
- My Last Dip: quit smokeless tobacco (Oregon Research Institute)
Indoor Clean Air Act
Oregon's Indoor Clean Air Act (ICAA) protects nearly every Oregonian from the health risks of secondhand smoke. The ICAA prohibits smoking in the workplace and within 10 feet of all entrances, exits and accessibility ramps that lead to and from an entrance or exit, windows that open and air-intake vents. In 2016, the Oregon legislature added "inhalant delivery systems" to the ICAA. This means that the ICAA applies to products such as e-cigarettes and vape pens.
Reporting Violations
Employees and the public may report violations of the law to the Oregon Public Health Division by completing an online complaint form or by calling 1-866-621-6107.
- All reports of violations of the Indoor Clean Air Act are a matter of public record and confidentiality is not guaranteed.
- Complaints must indicate a violation of ICAA. Vague language that lacks specific detail of potential violations will not be pursued.
- If you would like to receive information about the status of your complaint, you must leave your name and contact information. If you do not want to give us that information, you can leave your complaint anonymously, but you will not receive any further information about the complaint.
Wheeler County Public Health
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