Twenty-five years ago, El Paso made history. On June 26, 2001, El Paso became the first city in Texas to adopt a comprehensive smoke-free ordinance, taking a bold step to protect residents and visitors from the harmful effects of secondhand cigarette smoke. The milestone was the result of years of dedication and collaboration among residents, elected officials, public health professionals, community organizations, health care partners, and local businesses who shared a common

Vaping among students is a growing concern, and many parents may not realize the serious consequences that come with it.

As your child heads back to school, ensure you're prepared to support a vape-free lifestyle. Visit vapefreepdn.org to download a...

It's illegal in Texas for students to possess or use a THC vape. If caught, they could face severe legal consequences.

Vape users often use seemingly harmless emojis in text messages and social media to secretly obtain and share vapes.

If your child is caught with a vape, they could be placed into a discipline alternative education program (DAEP) or alternative school.

The newly redesigned Smokefree Paso del Norte website has been awarded a 2023 MarCom Award in the international competition administered...

High amounts of nicotine can cause addiction and young adults don’t know what’s in the nicotine products they vape.

More kids are using e-cigarettes despite health and legal concerns and vaping in schools is more prevalent than many parents think.

Parents be aware of vape slang. Your kids are being targeted by Big tobacco with flavored vapes.

Working to create and maintain tobacco-free and vape-free environments in El Paso County school districts.