An evaluation team led by ASPiRE’s Todd Combs and Veronica Chaitan, in collaboration with Interact for Health of Ohio, recently released a report of the team’s findings from a study of the successful efforts to pass, implement, and enforce Tobacco 21 in local communities. The report found that retailer support for Tobacco 21 increased during the evaluation period (2019-2022), while fewer retailers experienced the sales and profit decreases they had expected following the policy. Passed license and signage inspections increased by 52%, and the number of retailers who sold to underage individuals during buy attempts decreased by 74%. The report includes lessons learned from the Cincinnati effort, an example of a most-requested CAB resource! Read the summary and full report.