It's true: Nebraska's smoke-free! As of June 1, 2009, indoor workplaces in Nebraska are required to be smoke-free. The law is designed to protect the public health and welfare by prohibiting smoking in public places and places of employment.

The law eliminates smoking in enclosed indoor workspaces including restaurants, bars, keno establishments, other workplaces (retail/office space, manufacturing, etc.) and indoor public places.

For a summary of the smoke-free worksites law, click here.

A six-month report on smoke-free air produced by Tobacco Free Nebraska is available. 

For the latest smoke-free air news in Nebraska, click here.