The Smoke-Free Housing project seeks to prevent residents of multiunit housing from being exposed to smoke in their homes.

This is done by assisting tenants, property managers, landlords, and housing authorities to make the homes they live in or own smoke-free. The project also builds support for protective regulation, such as offering incentives to developers of smoke-free properties.

If you would like help developing smoke-free properties, policies, or enforcing the statewide smoking ban in public places, please contact the Tobacco Prevention Program.

For property owners and managers. This presentation covers:

• Benefits of a smoke-free property and the costs of allowing smoking.
• Ideas for new policies and steps to avoid conflict with tenants.
• Brief overview of how to help tenants quit if they are interested.
• Local resources and contact information for King County.

Does not require certified trainer to facilitate presentation, but a facilitator is required. Contact the Tobacco Prevention Program for more information about training options at 206-296-7613.