Table.

Projects Described in the Final Evaluation Reports (FERs) Addressing Outdoor Smoking in Recreational Spaces

County or City	Outcomes	Type of Policy (Policy Body)
Del Norte County	Progressed from 1 smoke-free day at the county fair to all 4 days smoke-free except for designated areas during program periods.	Administrative (fair board)
El Dorado County	The county fair and local ski resort became smoke-free with designated smoking areas; 6 additional parks and 2 city pools also became smoke-free.	Administrative (fair board), voluntary (business), administrative (parks and recreation departments)
Humboldt County	Two policies enacted: 1) a no-smoking policy at the fairgrounds (except for designated smoking area) and 2) a city policy in Blue Lake covering outdoor spaces.	Administrative (fair board), legislative (city council)
Lake County	Reported that 19 outdoor community events had adopted and enacted smoke-free policies at the end of program period.	Voluntary (event coordinators)
Long Beach	Enacted a smoke-free beach ordinance.	Legislative (city council)
Los Angeles County	Smoke-free outdoor policies passed in 7 cities (also reported: smoke-free parks in 4 cities, smoke-free beaches in 5, other smoke-free policies in 5 more).	Legislative (city councils)
Marin County	The county board of supervisors adopted a comprehensive smoke-free policy that has been a model for several other communities.	Legislative (county board of supervisors)
Monterey County	Six events and venues adopted smoke-free policy.	Voluntary (event coordinators)
Nevada County	Six parks in 2 cities became smoke-free. Truckee City Council passed an ordinance for 3 parks and a skate park; Nevada City passed ordinances for 3 parks and 2 skate parks.	Legislative (city councils)
Orange County	Seven cities passed smoke-free park/beach ordinances covering more than 100 venues.	Legislative (city councils)
Pasadena	Four agencies adopted a voluntary smoke-free policy at 7 events.	Voluntary (event coordinators)
Riverside County	A total of 32 parks are covered by the no-smoking ordinances adopted by the 2 cities (Corona and Moreno Valley).	Legislative (city councils)
Sacramento County	Nine policies were adopted by 7 organizations (6 smoke-free events and 3 sponsorship policies).	Voluntary (event coordinators)
San Diego Countya	Ten cities adopted smoke-free policies; 7 community events became smoke-free.	Legislative (city council), voluntary (event coordinators)
	One college adopted a smoke-free policy; 3 campuses created designated smoking areas.	Administrative (college board of trustees)
San Luis Obispo County	Two cities (Morro Bay and Pismo Beach) passed no-smoking policies covering their beaches and pier.	Legislative (city councils)
San Mateo Countya	One city (Pacifica) passed a smoke-free ordinance for its beaches and pier.	Legislative (city council)
	Three local events became smoke-free.	Voluntary (event coordinators)
Santa Cruz Countya	Three policies were adopted, covering 3 beaches and 2 city parks in Santa Cruz and Capitola and all county parks (Santa Cruz County).	Legislative (city councils), legislative (county board of supervisors)
	Smoke-free pride parades and festivals became smoke-free.	Voluntary (event coordinators)
Solano County	Board of supervisors approved a preliminary plan. No official policy enacted.	None
Stanislaus County	Passage of smoke-free baseball park complex in the city of Ceres.	Legislative (city council)
Yuba County	Thirteen events have become smoke-free (some have designated smoking areas).	Voluntary (event coordinators)

^a Two final evaluation reports submitted.