The workplace smoking ban will go into effect on Oct. 1. Here’s how it’ll work.
Restaurants, bars and nearly every other workplace will be required to be smoke-free starting Oct. 1.
SB 63
Here’s how Alaska’s statewide workplace smoking ban will work
In the final days of the session, the Legislature finally approved a smoke-free workplaces bill that’s been in the works for five years.
The smoke-free workplaces bill will finally get a vote in the House
Senate Bill 63 has been locked up in the House Rules Committee for the nearly the entire session. It’s finally scheduled to be up for a vote today, which is likely to be the final day of the session.
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Smoke-free workplace bill revived in final week of session
The House Rules Committee, which has held the bill for most of session, has finally scheduled a hearing on the bill.
The smoke-free workplace bill has a real shot at passing the Legislature this year
The bill already has the support of half of the House.