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What's New
TALC's New Look
TALC is now part of Public Health Law & Policy (PHLP), an organization within the nonprofit Public Health Institute that provides technical assistance on a wide range of legal and policy issues. Our logo has changed, but we will continue to provide California communities with free, high-quality technical assistance on tobacco control policy issues.
New Model Policies for Smokefree Events
TALC has developed two model policies to help organizations limit tobacco use at events: one limits smoking, while the other restricts all tobacco use. Both are included in a single document: Model Tobacco-free or Smokefree Event Policy.
New Checklists for Model Ordinances
Model Ordinance Checklists are now available to help communities sort through the steps and policy options involved in getting a local ordinance adopted. Download checklists for TALC’s model ordinances for regulating tobacco sales through licensing or land use, prohibiting tobacco sampling, and creating smokefree recreational areas and beaches.
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The Technical Assistance Legal Center (TALC), funded by the California Department of Health Services, provides California communities with free technical assistance on tobacco control policy issues. TALC is a project of Public Health Law & Policy and the Public Health Institute.


An important message about our website: This website provides general information about legal issues. While Public Health Law & Policy (PHLP) and its projects make every effort to ensure that the information is accurate and complete, you should consult an attorney before acting on the basis of information on this website. Please note that while PHLP staff can answer certain questions via e-mail or telephone, PHLP does not provide legal advice or enter into attorney-client relationships.