2002 NYC Smoke-Free Air Act (SFAA)

The Smoke Free Air Act (SFAA), which went into effect on March 30, 2003, prohibited smoking in virtually all workplaces and indoor recreational venues. An amendment to the City’s 1995 Smoke-Free Air Act, the new law extended rules on smoking to cover all restaurants and most bars regardless of seating and size. The law also restricts smoking in some outdoor restaurant and bar seating areas.

Resources

NYC Smoke-Free Housing Tool Kit for Landlords and Managing Agents

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No Menthol Sundays

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The Asian Smokers’ Quitline

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NYC Quits

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The New York State Smokers' Quitline

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Two Shades of Green: Saving Money and Protecing Public Health in Affordable Housing

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