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Secondhand smoke in Apartments in
Ohio, United States
August 9, 2016
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Allen County
Cleveland

Columbus

Lima

Milford

Allen County

10/12/14 Activate Allen County: Secondhand smoke truly dangerous LimaOhio.com We all know by now that living with a smoker can be seriously bad for your health. But living next door to a smoker can be equally dangerous.

Cleveland

4/30/12 Secondhand smoke permeates many apartment buildings 19ActionNews.com A new survey of American apartment dwellers reveals that upwards of a third of nonsmoking residents sniff the stench of secondhand smoke in their building's public spaces, while almost half smell it within their own homes.

Columbus

3/13/16

Some Columbus public housing going smoke-free before federal ban begins

Dispatch.com When the 104-unit Poindexter Place apartments for low-income seniors opened in January on the Near East Side, residents were told the facility was smoke-free.
2/3/13 Some apartment landlords look at going smoke-free Lancaster Eagle Gazette Two major apartment landlords in central Ohio are implementing smoke-free policies this year as the share of the population that lights up declines.
2/2/13 Two companies tell smokers to move to a building for puffers only Columbus Dispatch At least two major central Ohio apartment companies are implementing smoke-free policies this year, and more are expected to follow suit.
5/18/12 Franklin County Smokefree Housing Toolkits These materials are available to the general public and also distributed to partners in the multi-unit housing industry.

Lima

2/12/15

Local rentals go smoke-free

LimaOhio.com Residents of housing owned by two local landlords won’t have to go far for a breath of fresh air.

Milford

4/20/14 Smoking grandma would rather move than quit Cincinnati.com A little more than a year ago, her apartment building in Milford went smoke-free. She had one year to quit, but she just could not do

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