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Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Funding Smokefree Air Tobacco Taxes Access to Cessation Services Flavored Tobacco Products
F C F C F
Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Funding F
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 Indiana's elected officials to reduce tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke:

  1. Remove youth possession, use and purchase (PUP) laws;
  2. Raise the state cigarette tax by $1.00 per pack or more; and
  3. Increase funding for tobacco prevention and cessation.

Indiana Information

Learn more about your state specific legislation regarding efforts toward effective Tobacco Control.

Indiana Information

Learn more about your state specific legislation regarding efforts towards effective Tobacco Control.

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Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Funding
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Thumbs up for Indiana for increasing funding for its state tobacco control program by over $1.5 million this fiscal year.

Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Funding

   
Overall Grade F
FY2024 State Funding for Tobacco Control Programs:$9,109,918
FY2024 Federal Funding for State Tobacco Control Programs:$1,832,809*
FY2024 Total Funding for State Tobacco Control Programs:$10,942,727
CDC Best Practices State Spending Recommendation: $73,500,000
Percentage of CDC Recommended Level: 14.9%
State Tobacco-Related Revenue: $517,400,000

*Includes tobacco prevention and cessation funding provided to states from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Funding

   
Overall Grade F
FY2024 State Funding for Tobacco Control Programs:$9,109,918
FY2024 Federal Funding for State Tobacco Control Programs:$1,832,809*
FY2024 Total Funding for State Tobacco Control Programs:$10,942,727
CDC Best Practices State Spending Recommendation: $73,500,000
Percentage of CDC Recommended Level: 14.9%
State Tobacco-Related Revenue: $517,400,000

*Includes tobacco prevention and cessation funding provided to states from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Smokefree Air

Smokefree Air

Overview of State Smoking Restrictions:

Overall Grade C
Government Workplaces: Prohibited
Private Workplaces: Prohibited
Schools: Prohibited
Childcare Facilities: Prohibited
Restaurants: Prohibited
Bars: Restricted*
Casinos/Gaming Establishments: No provision
Retail Stores: Prohibited (retail tobacco and cigar specialty stores exempt)
E-Cigarettes Included: No
Preemption/Local Opt-Out: No

Citation: IND. CODE. §§ 7.1-5-12 et seq. (2020).

* Smoking is allowed in bars/taverns that do not employ persons under age 18 and do not allow persons under age 21 to enter.

Note: The Smokefree Air grade only examines state tobacco control law and does not reflect local smokefree ordinances. Indiana has made great strides in protecting people from secondhand smoke by passing comprehensive local smokefree ordinances that cover 32.1% of the states population.

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Smokefree Air

Overview of State Smoking Restrictions:

Overall Grade C
Government Workplaces: Prohibited
Private Workplaces: Prohibited
Schools: Prohibited
Childcare Facilities: Prohibited
Restaurants: Prohibited
Bars: Restricted*
Casinos/Gaming Establishments: No provision
Retail Stores: Prohibited (retail tobacco and cigar specialty stores exempt)
E-Cigarettes Included: No
Preemption/Local Opt-Out: No

Citation: IND. CODE. §§ 7.1-5-12 et seq. (2020).

* Smoking is allowed in bars/taverns that do not employ persons under age 18 and do not allow persons under age 21 to enter.

Note: The Smokefree Air grade only examines state tobacco control law and does not reflect local smokefree ordinances. Indiana has made great strides in protecting people from secondhand smoke by passing comprehensive local smokefree ordinances that cover 32.1% of the states population.

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Tobacco Taxes

Tobacco Taxes

Overall Grade F
Cigarette Tax per pack of 20:$0.995
Tax on little cigars:Equalized: Yes; Weight-Based: No
Tax on large cigars:Equalized: Yes; Weight-Based: No
Tax on smokeless tobacco:Equalized: No; Weight-Based: Yes
Tax on pipe/RYO tobacco:Equalized: Yes; Weight-Based: No
Tax on E-Cigarettes:Equalized: No; Weight-Based: No

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Tobacco Taxes

Overall Grade F
Cigarette Tax per pack of 20:$0.995
Tax on little cigars:Equalized: Yes; Weight-Based: No
Tax on large cigars:Equalized: Yes; Weight-Based: No
Tax on smokeless tobacco:Equalized: No; Weight-Based: Yes
Tax on pipe/RYO tobacco:Equalized: Yes; Weight-Based: No
Tax on E-Cigarettes:Equalized: No; Weight-Based: No

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Access to Cessation Services

Access to Cessation Services

Overview of State Cessation Coverage:

         
Overall Grade C
State Medicaid Program:
Medications:All 7 medications are covered
Counseling: All 3 types of counseling are covered
Barriers to Coverage:Minimal barriers exist to access care
Medicaid Expansion:Yes
State Employee Health Plan(s):
Medications:All 7 medications are covered
Counseling:Some counseling is covered
Barriers to Coverage:Minimal barriers exist to access care
State Quitline:
Investment Per Smoker:$1.33; the median investment per smoker is $1.93
Other Cessation Provisions:
Private Insurance Mandate:No provision
Tobacco Surcharge:Tobacco surcharge for Medicaid enrollees

Citation: See Indiana Tobacco Cessation Coverage page for specific sources.

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Access to Cessation Services

Overview of State Cessation Coverage:

         
Overall Grade C
State Medicaid Program:
Medications:All 7 medications are covered
Counseling: All 3 types of counseling are covered
Barriers to Coverage:Minimal barriers exist to access care
Medicaid Expansion:Yes
State Employee Health Plan(s):
Medications:All 7 medications are covered
Counseling:Some counseling is covered
Barriers to Coverage:Minimal barriers exist to access care
State Quitline:
Investment Per Smoker:$1.33; the median investment per smoker is $1.93
Other Cessation Provisions:
Private Insurance Mandate:No provision
Tobacco Surcharge:Tobacco surcharge for Medicaid enrollees

Citation: See Indiana Tobacco Cessation Coverage page for specific sources.

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Flavored Tobacco Products

Flavored Tobacco Products

Overall Grade F
Restrictions on Flavored Tobacco Products: No state law or regulation

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Flavored Tobacco Products

Overall Grade F
Restrictions on Flavored Tobacco Products: No state law or regulation

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