Tobacco Control Program
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Our Mission: To enhance the well-being of Connecticut's residents by promoting tobacco-free lifestyles and by educating communities about the economic and health costs and consequences of tobacco use.
Our Program coordinates and assists state and local efforts to prevent people from starting to use tobacco, to help current tobacco users quit, and to reduce nonsmokers' exposure to secondhand and thirdhand smoke and aerosol. The single most important thing you can do for your health is to be tobacco-free.
Tobacco Statistics & Reports – Read tobacco statistics, reports, and fact sheets in Connecticut.
Now is a great time to quit!
- Call the CT Quitline at 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) or www.CommitToQuitCT.com for more information on free, available resources for CT residents.
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For the hearing impaired, call 1-877-777-6534.
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For Spanish speakers, call 1-855-DEJELO-YA.
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Tobacco use cessation counseling and Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved NRT medications can double the chances of quitting smoking successfully.
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For teens and young adults, text VapeFreeCT to 88709. Visit VapeFreeCT.org for more information on quitting.
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In person programs are available: Local Community Cessation Directory.
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More information is available at smokefree.gov.
Additional Information:
Resources:
- CT Tobacco Laws Page
- School Resources
- Tobacco Cessation Resources
- Smoke Free Housing Resources
- Multi-Unit Housing Smokefree Policies
- Condo Smokefree Policies
- HUD Final Ruling on Smoke Free Policies in Public Housing
- Smoke Free College Campuses
Fact Sheets:
- Fact Sheet: Tobacco Control Program
- Fact Sheet: Nicotine Pouches
- Fact Sheet: Mental Health & Tobacco
- Fact Sheet: Tobacco Free Campuses
- Fact Sheet: Nicotine
- Fact Sheet: Flavors
- Fact Sheet: Menthol Flavored Products
- Fact Sheet: Secondhand Smoke & Aerosol
- Fact Sheet: Safe Disposal of Vaporizer Products
- Fact Sheet: Synthetic Nicotine
For more information, please call or email the Tobacco Control Program:
Phone: (860) 509-8251
Email: DPHTobacco@ct.gov
Last updated July 11th, 2024
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