Becoming a smoke-free rental property is legal and easy to accomplish.


Today, more and more properties are going smoke- and vape-free because Vermont properties with clean indoor air are legal, healthy, safe and cost-effective. See below for toolkits and resources to help landlords, property managers and owners transition and maintain their properties to be free of cigarette smoke and vape emissions.

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Support for property owners, managers and landlords

  • Considering implementing smoke- and vape-free policies? Check out the Housing Toolkit, tenant Survey 1 and Survey 2.
  • Already have a clean indoor air policy in place? Reference the Addendum as needed to ensure your property stays smoke- and emissions-free.
  • Need building signage? Landlords and others can complete the Signage Order Form to get what they need at no cost.
     
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Support for renters

Resources

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Smoke- and Vape-free Housing Toolkit
Facility Sign
Quit Tips Poster
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Resident FAQ
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Recently adopted a smoke-free policy?

Landlords, owners and property managers can check out the Year After Guide, a resource that details what landlords may experience during the process of going smoke-free, as well as recommended actions along the way.

Tobacco Control Program

Vermont Department of Health - Health Promotion & Disease Prevention

280 State Drive
Waterbury, VT  05671-8380

[email protected]

Topics:
Asthma | Chronic Disease | Health Equity | Quit Smoking or Tobacco
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