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Secondhand smoke in Apartments in
Tennessee, United States
June 28, 2016
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Chattanooga

Nashville

Statewide

Chattanooga

7/21/13 Chattanooga landlords move to ban smoking in rental units amid growing concerns of 'third hand' smoke Times Free Press "People have been smoking in the other apartments and it seeps into our apartment," he said.

Nashville

1/11/16

Nashville Apartment Staffers Forced To Stub Out Cigarettes With Residents In Smoking Ban

Nashville Public Radio The first private apartment complexes to accept the Metro Health Department’s challenge to ban smoking say it’s going pretty well.
1/6/16

Two Apartment Communities First in Nashville to Go Smoke Free

Fox17.com Fallbrook Apartment Community and Riverwood Tower Apartment Community implemented the policies as part of Metro Public Health Department's Breathe Easy Campaign.
10/29/16

Metro Health Department launches smoke-free housing campaign

wkrn.com “Secondhand smoke is a serious health concern, especially for seniors and children living in apartment communities,” said Metro Public Health Department Director Dr. Paul.
Nashville targets apartments in smoke-free campaign The Tennessean One smoker in a multi-unit home affects the other residents, too.
9/1/12 Nashville's high rise public housing apartment buildings go smoke free this weekend TheRepublic.com Nashville's Metropolitan Housing and Development Agency says a new policy to ban smoking inside their high rise residence buildings will go into effect this weekend.

Statewide

5/30/13 Smoke-free housing is life saver Tennessean.com Imagine what you would do if your neighbor’s toxic waste was seeping into your home.

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