Outdoor Areas and Events

Across the state communities are passing policies that protect people from secondhand smoke and protect public places from cigarette and smokeless tobacco litter and damage.

Depending on the specific setting and jurisdiction, policies may be adopted by a city council or county commission, parks or fair board, or specific event organizers. This type of policy change may also be pursued as part of a local comprehensive smokefree workplaces and public places ordinance that exceeds the minimum requirements set by the Oregon Indoor Clean Air Act.

On this Page:

• Policy Development Resources
• Tobacco-free and Smokefree Fairs
• Tobacco-free and Smokefree Parks

Policy Development Resources

• Tobacco-Free vs Smokefree
  
• Park Policy Comparison - Yamhill County
• Winston Parks Presentation - Douglas County
• Tobacco Control Legal Consortium-Regulating Smoking Outdoors
  

Tobacco-Free and Smokefree Fairs

• Fact Sheet Template - FAIRS
  

Policy Samples

• Sample Tobacco-free Grounds Policy
  
• Sherman County
  
• Wallowa County
  
• Clackamas County Event Center Smoking Policy
  

Survey Tools

• Clackamas County Fair 2011 Survey Tool
  

Tobacco-Free and Smokefree Parks

• 5 Reasons Parks Across Oregon are going Smokefree (brochure)
  
• Implementing Smokefree Parks Presentation, National Recreation and Parks Association, ACHIEVE webinar
• City-Owned Outdoor Recreational Facilities: Model Tobacco-Free Policy, Tobacco-Free Youth Recreation 

Sample Policies

• Clatsop County
  
• City of Hood River
  
• City of Portland
  
• City of Roseburg
  
• City of Veneta