Tobacco Control Coalition

The Alameda County Tobacco Control Coalition (ACTCC) is comprised of over 200 individuals, organizations and advocates for the prevention, reduction, and control of tobacco use. The ACTCC is committed to the de-normalization of tobacco use in Alameda County. Tobacco kills nearly 34,000 Californians each year; 10 years earlier than had they not used tobacco. The state of California spends nearly $22 billion a year in health care bills and lost productivity due to tobacco related health problems.

Tobacco Free Alameda County is the County’s leading source on tobacco-related news, support, and resources on tobacco prevention and policy. This website provides information to residents, tools for policy makers and an opportunity for supporters to help advance the smoke-free movement. Find out what places are smoke-free, how to report a violation, get help to quit smoking, or learn how to protect yourself from secondhand smoke drifting into your home.

For more information on meeting dates and locations or to become a member please visit www.tobaccofreealamedacounty.org