Washtenaw County Tobacco Reducation Coalition

This community-based coalition's goal is to prevent tobacco use and promote tobacco free lifestyles among Washtenaw County citizens.  Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) provides funding for Public Health to support the coalition.

When does the Tobacco Reduction Coalition meet?

The coalition meets on the third Tuesday of the month from 3:30 - 5:00pm at the American Cancer Society, located at 2010 Hogback Rd.  For more information contact DeBorah Borden at (734) 544-6874 or bordend@ewashtenaw.org.

Who is the Washtenaw County Tobacco Reduction Coalition?

The Washtenaw County Tobacco Reduction Coalition was formed in January of 1989 to focus public attention on promoting healthier lifestyles through the reduction of tobacco use. The Coalition’s mission is to inform and advocate for the enactment of tobacco related Michigan legislation, provide support for established smoking cessation programs in the county and to collaborate with local agencies, coalitions and the Washtenaw County Health Department to reduce tobacco use and secondhand smoke in the community.

Activities of the Coalition

Resources

Goals and Objectives

Get Involved!

Become a member of the Washtenaw County Tobacco Reduction Coalition and advocate for improved health in your community. Help your workplace establish a smoke-free policy for clean indoor air. Protect youth in our community from tobacco by checking to see that the Michigan Youth Tobacco Law is posted at the point of sale in all retail establishments that sell tobacco products. Any Washtenaw County resident can join the coalition. You can receive information on smoking cessation programs or tobacco- related Michigan legislation.

Information on Tobacco Issues in Washtenaw County:



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on Oct. 12, 2008 6:19 am