Florida
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Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Funding | Smokefree Air | Tobacco Taxes | Access to Cessation Services | Flavored Tobacco Products |
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F | C | F | C* | F |
Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Funding | F |
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Smokefree Air | C |
Tobacco Taxes | F |
Access to Cessation Services | C* |
Flavored Tobacco Products | F |
The American Lung Association calls for the following actions to be taken by Floridas elected officials to reduce tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke:
- Reinstate local control of the marketing, sale and delivery of tobacco and nicotine products to local government;
- Institute strong regulation and licensing of all tobacco retailers, including electronic cigarette retailers, with annual compliance and enforcement; and
- Guarantee access to comprehensive quit tobacco coverage with no barriers to care for Medicaid recipients.
Florida Information
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Florida Information
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Thumbs up for Florida for constitutionally protecting the allocation of tobacco settlement dollars to its tobacco control program, so a consistent and increasing investment can be made.
Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Funding
Overall Grade | F |
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FY2024 State Funding for Tobacco Control Programs: | $83,764,833 |
FY2024 Federal Funding for State Tobacco Control Programs: | $2,587,647* |
FY2024 Total Funding for State Tobacco Control Programs: | $86,352,480 |
CDC Best Practices State Spending Recommendation: | $194,200,000 |
Percentage of CDC Recommended Level: | 44.5% |
State Tobacco-Related Revenue: | $1,432,400,000 |
*Includes tobacco prevention and cessation funding provided to states from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Overall Grade | F |
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FY2024 State Funding for Tobacco Control Programs: | $83,764,833 |
FY2024 Federal Funding for State Tobacco Control Programs: | $2,587,647* |
FY2024 Total Funding for State Tobacco Control Programs: | $86,352,480 |
CDC Best Practices State Spending Recommendation: | $194,200,000 |
Percentage of CDC Recommended Level: | 44.5% |
State Tobacco-Related Revenue: | $1,432,400,000 |
*Includes tobacco prevention and cessation funding provided to states from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Overview of State Smoking Restrictions:
Overall Grade | C |
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Government Workplaces: | Prohibited |
Private Workplaces: | Prohibited |
Schools: | Prohibited |
Childcare Facilities: | Prohibited |
Restaurants: | Prohibited |
Bars: | Restricted* |
Casinos/Gaming Establishments: | Prohibited (tribal establishments not subject to state law) |
Retail Stores: | Prohibited |
E-Cigarettes Included: | Yes |
Preemption/Local Opt-Out: | Yes |
Citation: FLA. STAT. ch. 386.201 et seq. (2019).
* Smoking is allowed in bars that make 10% or less of their sales from food.
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Overview of State Smoking Restrictions:
Overall Grade | C |
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Government Workplaces: | Prohibited |
Private Workplaces: | Prohibited |
Schools: | Prohibited |
Childcare Facilities: | Prohibited |
Restaurants: | Prohibited |
Bars: | Restricted* |
Casinos/Gaming Establishments: | Prohibited (tribal establishments not subject to state law) |
Retail Stores: | Prohibited |
E-Cigarettes Included: | Yes |
Preemption/Local Opt-Out: | Yes |
Citation: FLA. STAT. ch. 386.201 et seq. (2019).
* Smoking is allowed in bars that make 10% or less of their sales from food.
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Overall Grade | F |
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Cigarette Tax per pack of 20: | $1.339 |
Tax on little cigars: | Equalized: N/A; Weight-Based: N/A |
Tax on large cigars: | Equalized: N/A; Weight-Based: N/A |
Tax on smokeless tobacco: | Equalized: Yes; Weight-Based: No |
Tax on pipe/RYO tobacco: | Equalized: Yes; Weight-Based: No |
Tax on E-Cigarettes: | Equalized: N/A; Weight-Based: N/A |
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Overall Grade | F |
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Cigarette Tax per pack of 20: | $1.339 |
Tax on little cigars: | Equalized: N/A; Weight-Based: N/A |
Tax on large cigars: | Equalized: N/A; Weight-Based: N/A |
Tax on smokeless tobacco: | Equalized: Yes; Weight-Based: No |
Tax on pipe/RYO tobacco: | Equalized: Yes; Weight-Based: No |
Tax on E-Cigarettes: | Equalized: N/A; Weight-Based: N/A |
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Overview of State Cessation Coverage:
Overall Grade | C* |
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State Medicaid Program: | |
Medications: | Most medications are covered |
Counseling: | Some counseling is covered |
Barriers to Coverage: | Some barriers exist to access care |
Medicaid Expansion: | No |
State Employee Health Plan(s): | |
Medications: | Data not provided |
Counseling: | Data not provided |
Barriers to Coverage: | Data not provided |
State Quitline: | |
Investment Per Smoker: | $5.74; the median investment per smoker is $1.93 |
Other Cessation Provisions: | |
Private Insurance Mandate: | No provision |
Tobacco Surcharge: | No prohibition or limitation on tobacco surcharges |
Citation: See Florida Tobacco Cessation Coverage page for specific sources.
*Florida was not able to provide State Employee Health Plan tobacco cessation coverage data. This part of the grade was excluded from the grade calculation.
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Overview of State Cessation Coverage:
Overall Grade | C* |
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State Medicaid Program: | |
Medications: | Most medications are covered |
Counseling: | Some counseling is covered |
Barriers to Coverage: | Some barriers exist to access care |
Medicaid Expansion: | No |
State Employee Health Plan(s): | |
Medications: | Data not provided |
Counseling: | Data not provided |
Barriers to Coverage: | Data not provided |
State Quitline: | |
Investment Per Smoker: | $5.74; the median investment per smoker is $1.93 |
Other Cessation Provisions: | |
Private Insurance Mandate: | No provision |
Tobacco Surcharge: | No prohibition or limitation on tobacco surcharges |
Citation: See Florida Tobacco Cessation Coverage page for specific sources.
*Florida was not able to provide State Employee Health Plan tobacco cessation coverage data. This part of the grade was excluded from the grade calculation.
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Overall Grade | F |
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Restrictions on Flavored Tobacco Products: | No state law or regulation |
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Overall Grade | F |
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Restrictions on Flavored Tobacco Products: | No state law or regulation |
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