Smoke and Vape Free Places

Comprehensive tobacco-free policies promote quitting in tobacco users and eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke in non-users. These policies impact the health of not only individuals, but the community at large. It's easy to go tobacco-free! See the links at the right for more information.

Smoke and Vape Free Places Signage

Ask about one of the names below for signage:

  • No Smoking or Vaping
  • No Smoking or Vaping Beyond This Point
  • Smoking/Vaping Permitted
  • Smoking/Vaping Permitted: No One Under the Age of 21 Allowed

 

Quitting tobacco is the best way to reduce your risk of smoking- and tobacco-related diseases. While some people use e-cigarettes in an attempt to quit, vaping is not a safe or healthy alternative to smoking. E-cigarettes and other vaping products are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as smoking cessation devices. If you're ready to quit, the Georgia Tobacco Quit Line offers free resources, personalized support, and coaching to help you succeed.

Learn more information about quitting.

 

To connect with free or low-cost local services that support chronic disease prevention, access to healthy food, healthcare, and social support programs, please select the link: GA DPH FindHelp.

 

*Last reviewed 4/14/26