Since the introduction of e-cigarettes in the USA around 10 years ago, there have been many changes to the legislation governing their use. Here we take a look at the specific vaping laws in each state in order to shed a little light on where you’re allowed to vape.
Some states don’t have any statewide vaping laws in place. However, it’s important to note that local vaping regulations may still be in place. For example, Alaska doesn’t have any statewide vaping laws, but the city of Juneau have vaping legislation that prevent vaping in the workplace. Similarly, even though some states may have statewide vaping regulations, this doesn’t necessarily prevent a local government from passing further vaping laws.
In addition to this, even if a town or city allows vaping in a certain location, the decision to allow vaping will lie with the business owner. Remember to check with a member of staff before you start vaping in any establishment.
State | Where Is Vaping Prohibited? |
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Alabama | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Alaska | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Arizona | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Arkansas | School District Property, State-Supported Higher Education Campuses, Child Care Facilities, Healthcare Facilities and State Fairs |
California | Non-Hospitality Workplaces, Restaurants, Bars and Gambling Facilities |
Colorado | School District Property |
Connecticut | Restaurants, Bars and Gambling Facilities |
Delaware | Non-Hospitality Workplaces, Restaurants, Bars and Gambling Facilities |
District of Columbia | Restaurants, Bars and Specified Public Places |
Florida | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Georgia | University System of Georgia Campuses |
Hawaii | Non-Hospitality Workplaces, Restaurants and Bars |
Idaho | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Illinois | State-Supported Higher Education Campuses |
Indiana | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Iowa | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Kansas | Department of Corrections Property |
Kentucky | State Executive Branch Properties (excluding specific outdoor areas, colleges and universities) |
Louisiana | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Maine | Non-Hospitality Workplaces, Restaurants and Bars |
Maryland | MARC Commuter Rail System Trains |
Massachusetts | State-Supported Higher Education Campuses |
Michigan | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Minnesota | State and Local Government Property |
Mississippi | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Missouri | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Montana | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Nebraska | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Nevada | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
New Hampshire | Public Educational Facilities |
New Jersey | Non-Hospitality Workplaces, Restaurants and Bars |
New Mexico | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
New York | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
North Carolina | Restaurants and Bars |
North Dakota | Non-Hospitality Workplaces, Restaurants, Bars and Gambling Facilities |
Ohio | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Oklahoma | Department of Corrections Property |
Oregon | Non-Hospitality Workplaces, Restaurants, Bars and Gambling Facilities |
Pennsylvania | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Rhode Island | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
South Carolina | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
South Dakota | Department of Corrections Property |
Tennessee | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Texas | Specified Public Places |
Utah | Non-Hospitality Workplaces, Restaurants and Bars |
Vermont | Non-Hospitality Workplaces, Restaurants, Bars and Gambling Facilities |
Virginia | Virginia Railway Express Trains |
Washington | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
West Virginia | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
Wisconsin | State Fairs |
Wyoming | No Statewide Vaping Regulations |
For more information on localized e-cigarette regulations, take a look at this breakdown of e-cigarette laws in local jurisdictions. Alternatively, if you have any other questions about vaping our customer support team is always happy to help with any enquiries.