The Vinton Police Department is proud to announce its participation in the iPledge Program, an initiative by the Iowa Department of Revenue to educate retailers and enforce Iowa's tobacco, alternative nicotine, and vapor product laws. This program is a critical step in safeguarding the health of our community, especially our youth, by ensuring compliance with state regulations.
As part of this effort, the Vinton Police Department will:
* Educate Retailers: Officers will provide local businesses with the tools and information needed to understand and adhere to laws regarding the sale of tobacco, alternative nicotine, and vapor products.* Enforce Compliance: Through inspections and monitoring, the department will ensure that retailers are meeting legal standards, including prohibiting sales to individuals under the age of 21.* Promote Community Awareness: The program highlights the importance of responsible retail practices and the role they play in protecting public health and preventing underage use of these products."The Vinton Police Department is committed to fostering a healthier community by working alongside retailers to ensure they have the resources and knowledge to comply with Iowa's laws," said Chief Ted Paxton. "Together, we can make a significant impact in preventing the misuse of these products among our youth."
Retailers are encouraged to participate in the iPledge training program, which includes valuable information about state regulations and best practices for avoiding illegal sales.
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