Tobacco Free Gallatin - Welcome to Smokefree Montana!Fresh air outside; Clean air inside. In 2005, the Montana legislature passed the Clean Indoor Air Act (CIAA), one of the most important public health policies in state history. Laws like the CIAA reduce heart attack rates by at least 20 percent. They also reduce lung disease, including lung cancer, as well as other debilitating and fatal illnesses, and they protect unborn children and young children from health problems. The Gallatin County Tobacco Use Prevention Program in southwest Montana is a community based program that is addressing the public health crisis caused by the use of all forms of commercial tobacco products. Our plans for 2013-2014 will use best practices and build on past successes to: Prevent local youth from beginning a lifetime of addiction to commercial tobacco products. Eliminate exposure to the hazardous effects of secondhand smoke and actively support the Montana Clean Indoor Air Act of 2005. Eliminate disparities related to tobacco use and its effects among certain population groups such as women of childbearing age, and low-income families. Help communities increase the number of housing and apartment complexes with smokefree designations.

Gallatin County
Tobacco Use Prevention Program

Welcome to Smokefree Montana!

Fresh air outside; Clean air inside.

In 2005, the Montana legislature passed the Clean Indoor Air Act (CIAA), one of the most important public health policies in state history. Laws like the CIAA reduce heart attack rates by at least 20 percent. They also reduce lung disease, including lung cancer, as well as other debilitating and fatal illnesses, and they protect unborn children and young children from health problems.

The Gallatin County Tobacco Use Prevention Program in southwest Montana is a community based program that is addressing the public health crisis caused by the use of all forms of commercial tobacco products.

Our plans for 2013-2014 will use best practices and build on past successes to:

Prevent local youth from beginning a lifetime of addiction to commercial tobacco products.
Eliminate exposure to the hazardous effects of secondhand smoke and actively support the Montana Clean Indoor Air Act of 2005.
Eliminate disparities related to tobacco use and its effects among certain population groups such as women of childbearing age, and low-income families.
Help communities increase the number of housing and apartment complexes with smokefree designations.

Gallatin County Tobacco Use Prevention Program

404 West Main

Bozeman, Montana 59715