
Atlantic City needs to be a
Clean, Safe and Healthy environment
for it's returning guests and employees
now more than ever


Our Mission
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Our mission is to educate and advocate for Atlantic City Casinos to remain 100% Smoke Free to protect the health and safety of over 22,000 casino employees and all guests visiting Atlantic City.
There is no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke.
Secondhand smoke is a top preventable cause of disease and death, killing 42,000 Americans every year. Secondhand smoke is also a risk factor for susceptibility to more severe COVID-19 symptoms because of the demonstrative impact it has on underlying health conditions including heart disease, diminished lung function, and associated risk of respiratory illnesses.
Now more than ever is a crucial time to address health and wellness. Smoke Free air protects the health and safety of all employees and guests including those who have respiratory, cardiovascular, and all those most susceptible to COVID-19.
Just as social distancing and hand washing help to prevent the spread of disease, eliminating second and thirdhand smoke is critical in preventing the spread of COVID-19.
Casino News
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NJ Online Gambling
Will Marijuana Join Alcohol on the Floors of Atlantic City Casinos?
"...marijuana is not going to be the magic elixir that helps bring people back to the casinos. In fact, he’ll be surprised if smoking cigarettes — currently banned on the casino floor due to COVID — makes its way back.”

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Hand to mouth contact (the smoking action) easily increases spread
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Any NJ restaurant that reopened with outdoor dining is required to enforce a 100% Smoke Free policy anywhere food and beverage is consumed per Executive Order 150
Learn more about COVID-19 and Tobacco
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Thirdhand Smoke Researchers warn that COVID-19 could be spread via particles exhaled in smoking or vaping
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Just as social distancing and hand washing help prevent the spread, eliminating secondhand smoke is critical
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Smokers are among population at higher risk for developing more serious complications from COVID-19 illness