 Oregon Smokefree Workplace Law Expanding
As of January 1, 2009, bars, bowling centers, and bingo halls are added to the list of workplaces where smoking is prohibited. The new law also prohibits smoking within 10 feet of any entrance, exit, window, or air intake. Learn more.
 Assurance to the American Lung Association of Oregon Supporters
The American Lung Association of Oregon wants to assure donors and supporters of the American Lung Association that we are not involved in the unfortunate situation of the American Lung Association of the Northwest which operates in Alaska, Idaho and Washington state .
If you have questions or comments about the American Lung Association of the Northwest, please contact: Carrie Martin Vice President, Communications American Lung Association 1301 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Suite 800 Washington, DC 20004-1725. Learn more
 National Recognition for ALAO’s Smokefree Housing Project
The American Lung Association of Oregon has been recognized by the American Legacy Foundation for its efforts to increase the availability of smokefree multi-unit housing. Read the full report here.
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 Help Make Smokefree Housing Easy to Find
Who doesn’t want to breathe clean, fresh air in their apartment, condo or house? Make searching for smokefree housing a snap by joining the American Lung Association of Oregon in asking Craigslist to: Add a “Smokefree” Box! Send Craig a note today!
 New tobacco-free college how-to guide and website launched
A new tool is available for college leaders: Making Your College Campus Tobacco-Free. Go to www.tobaccofreecollege.org to download a pdf or order a print copy of this booklet, and learn about additional resources for college policymakers, students, faculty, staff, and community members.
 American Lung Association's State of the Air: 2008
Two of every five people - 42 percent - in the U.S. live in counties that have unhealthful levels of either ozone or particle pollution. Find out how Oregon measures up.
 American Lung Association State of Tobacco: 2007
The 6th annual State of the Tobacco Control: 2007 report was released on January 10, 2008. Twenty-one states have passed comprehensive smokefree legislation, up from just two states in 2002. Lean more.
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