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Reduce Exposure to Secondhand Smoke Enforcement/Compliance Indicators (continued)
Community Indicator Sample Objective
• By January 1, 2008, the American Indian casino in Rural
County will adopt and implement a policy designating one 24
hour day per week as a totally smoke-free day within the casino
as evidenced by monthly observational surveys.
• By January 1, 2010, the American Indian enforcement agency
will conduct compliance checks on a monthly basis in at two
tribal indoor smoke-free gaming/leisure complex worksites.
2.1.4 Number of compliance checks conducted by American Indian
enforcement agencies for violations of American Indian tribal
indoor smoke-free gaming/leisure complex worksite policies
-or-
Number of warnings, citations, and fines issued by American
Indian enforcement agencies for violations of American Indian
tribal indoor smoke-free gaming/leisure complex worksite
policies
-or-
Proportion of worksites in compliance with American Indian tribal
indoor smoke-free gaming/leisure complex worksite policies
• By June 30, 2009, the proportion of students within Valley High
School District who believe that many people violate the school
no-tobacco use policy will decrease from 20% to 10%.
• By June 30, 2008, teachers’ perceptions that “most or all”
students comply with tobacco-free policies at Mountain High
School will increase from 12% (1999 baseline) to 25%.
2.1.5 Proportion of schools or school districts in compliance with the
state law that prohibits the use of tobacco by all students, school
staff, parents, and visitors in public school district-owned or leased
buildings, on district grounds, and in district vehicles
OTIS Evaluation Guide • March 2007
• By June 30, 2008 at least 70% of all public buildings in six (6)
major Orange County cities will post appropriate signage at
building entrances, and there will be no evidence of observed
smoking within 20 feet of doorways during an annual
observational scan.
• By June 30, 2009, the number of warnings, citations, and fines
issued for smoking violations at 15 randomly selected buildings
in Strawberry County will diminish by 75% compared to 2006
rates recorded prior to program interventions being
implemented.
2.1.6 Number of compliance checks conducted by enforcement agencies
for violations of policies that prohibit smoking within 20 feet or
more of doorways, windows, vents, and openings
-or-
Number of warnings, citations and fines issued for violations of
policies that prohibit smoking within 20 feet or more of doorways,
windows, vents, and openings
-or-
Proportion of worksites in compliance with policies that prohibit
smoking within 20 feet or more of doorways, windows, vents, and
openings
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