Alameda County (Alameda County Public Health Department, Tobacco Control)

The Alameda County Public Health Department's Tobacco Control Program (TCP) will

work on four objectives during the grant period from 2017-2021. This includes objectives

for 1) at least two cities or the unincorporated area in Alameda County to adopt and

implement a tobacco retail license (TRL) policy that regulates the sale of flavored tobacco

products and earmarks a portion of the license fee for enforcement activities; 2) at least

two jurisdictions in Alameda County (Oakland, Emeryville, Pleasanton, and the

unincorporated areas) will adopt and implement policies that ban smoking in 100% of

multi-unit housing (MUH) units and includes enforcement provisions in each of the

targeted jurisdictions and TCP will support implementation and strengthening of the U.S.

Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) smoke-free rule implementation with the public

housing authorities of Oakland, Livermore and the County of Alameda; 3) increase adult

engagement in tobacco control through new partnerships with at least 5 agencies and

maintain a community coalition with a minimum of 25 culturally diverse members and/or

organizations; 4) at least one jurisdiction (e.g. Oakland or San Leandro) will adopt a policy

that requires a minimum price for the sale of tobacco products.