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Our mission is to protect residents in multi-unit housing from involuntary exposure to secondhand smoke.
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Meeting the Demand for Smoke‐Free Housing: A FREE Training for Allied Public Health and Housing Professionals
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EMBDEN House fire caused by smoking injures 2 women
EMBDEN -- Two women were injured and taken to a Skowhegan hospital Sunday
after they escaped from a burning house at 84 Cross Town Road....(Read
more Officials: $530K in damage after Kittery fire; cause was cigarette
KITTERY, Maine — A three-alarm blaze which raged through an Admiralty Village
apartment complex Saturday night and left eight families without homes was
caused by the careless disposal of smoking materials, fire officials say.
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more) Cigarette started Kittery fire
KITTERY--Officials are blaming a discarded cigarette for a fire that
destroyed two apartments and damaged several others at a military housing
complex in Kittery.
Read more... No-smoke housing campaign expands
BANGOR, Maine — Now, a smoke-free housing campaign that began in southern Maine in 2003 is pressing into the northern half of the state, aiming to encourage more landlords to prohibit smoking in their multifamily rental units...Read more.
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Tenants
Information and resources to protect yourself from involuntary exposure to secondhand smoke in multi-unit housing.
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Landlords
Resources and information for property owners.
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The Smoke-Free Housing Coalition of Maine is a non-profit group comprised of over 50 public health advocates, tenants, landlords, property managers, environmental health professionals and many others. Our mission, through education, advocacy and policy change, is to protect residents in multi-unit housing from involuntary exposure to secondhand smoke. We have been working with housing authorities, private landlords, developers, tenants and other housing professionals since 2004.
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