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139 Records Found
| Strategy | Checks Completed |
|---|---|
| By June 30, 2006, PRIDE-Omaha, Inc. will coordinate a minimum of 7 rounds of compliance checks in all licensed, tobacco retailers involving sales to minors in Douglas County. | 1065 |
| Law Enfocement will conduct round 3 and 4 of compliance checks for every tobacco license holder in Douglas County. | 1060 |
| Law Enfocement will conduct round 3 and 4 of compliance checks for every tobacco license holder in Douglas County. | 1060 |
| By June 2008, PRIDE will coordinate a minimum of 8 quarterly compliance checks of approximately 736 tobacco retailers. | 997 |
| By June 2009, PRIDE will coordinate a minimum of 4 quarterly compliance checks of approximately 600 tobacco retailers. | 963 |
| By June 2011, coordinate and evaluate a minimum of 8 quarterly compliance checks of retailers. Responsible partner: PRIDE-Omaha | 916 |
| By June 2013, coordinate and evaluate a minimum of 6 quarterly compliance checks of retailers. Responsible partner: PRIDE-Omaha, Inc. | 448 |
| Continue to recruit 15 and 16 year old youth to assist with compliance checks from the group of youth that have identified themselves from Teen Prevention Planners and the Youth Summit and SQUADS training as advocates for tobacco prevention. (Responsible agencies: LCAD, LLCHD) | 401 |
| With assistance from the Lincoln Police Department and the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Department, train youth in appropriate purchase procedures including providing clerks with proper identification and age when asked. | 401 |
| Compliance checks will be done monthly in Lincoln and every-other-month in Lancaster County. Five to six law enforcement vehicles, each with 1 to 2 officers and 1 to 2 youth, will be used to assess 35 to 50 businesses with every compliance check. All vehicles will be dispersed at the same time to prevent clerks from alerting other stores. | 401 |
| Officers will be provided with a randomized list of licensed tobacco retailers that represents all segments of the city and county. Youth will be provided with a worksheet (the one currently used in compliance checks) to complete that includes the name of the business, whether or not the sale was made, the specifics of the transaction, and if appropriate signage was visible. | 401 |
| Youth will attempt tobacco purchase; officers will ticket clerks that sell to minors. | 401 |
| MOTAC will coordinate and evaluate a minimum of 3 rounds of quarterly compliance checks a year of retailers. Responsible partner: Creighton Cardiac Center | 335 |
| Implement three (3) rounds of checks each year with a target of 450 retailers each check. Notify tobacco retail license holder about non-compliance, report results to TFN, Attorney General's office, and the Coalition, monitor data and trends, and coordinate checks targeting repeat offenders with Omaha Police Department. | 334 |
| Implement three (3) rounds of checks each year with a target of 450 retailers each check. Notify tobacco retail license holder about non-compliance, report results to TFN, Attorney General's office, and the Coalition, monitor data and trends, and coordinate checks targeting repeat offenders with Omaha Police Department. | 325 |
| Compliance checks will be done monthly in Lincoln and quarterly in Lancaster County. Two law enforcement vehicles, each with 2 officers and 1 to 2 youth, will be used to assess 40 businesses in Lincoln with every compliance check. Four law enforcement vehicles, each with 1 deputy and 1-2 youth, will be used to assess 25-30 businesses in Lancaster County with every compliance check. All vehicles will be dispersed at the same time to prevent clerks from alerting other stores. | 281 |
| Continue to recruit minors, throughout the grant cycle, to assist with compliance checks from the group of youth that have identified themselves from LCAD, Girl Scouts, TFLC and other advocates for tobacco prevention. | 281 |
| Officers will utilize a randomized list of licensed tobacco retailers that represents all segments of the city and county. For the compliance checks, officers also will routinely check businesses that have sold tobacco to minors and businesses for which LPD or LLCHD have received complaints for selling tobacco to minors. Youth will be provided with the compliance check worksheet to complete that includes the name of the business, whether or not the sale was made, the specifics of the transaction, and if appropriate signage was visible. | 281 |
| Youth will attempt tobacco purchase; officers will ticket clerks that sell to minors. | 281 |
| Metro Omaha Tobacco Action Coalition will coordinate and evaluate compliance for tobacco sales to minors and Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems regulations with a minimum of three (3) quarterly compliance checks of retailers per year. (Projecting 200 checks per quarter for two quarters and 110 checks for one quarter.)Some of the activities under this strategy include: Coordinate checks targeting repeat offenders with the Omaha Police Department (OPD); Implement checks quarterly; Notify violators about non-compliance; Track results for quarterly checks to monitor data and trends; and develop OPD/minor protocol for ENDS retailer compliance checks. | 200 |
| By June 30, 2011 TFS will coordinate and evaluate a minimum of eight (8) quarterly compliance checks of retail tobacco establishments. | 180 |
| By June 30, 2011 TFS will build and maintain a database of retail tobacco license holders in Sarpy County. | 180 |
| Initial compliance check conducted near end of first year to compare with official, random compliance checks in 1999, 2000, and 2001. | 170 |
| Establish a task force to include Hall County Juvenile Services, City of Grand Island, Hall County Law Enforcement, Nebraska State Patrol, and the Administrative Assistant to the Tobacco Free Hall County Coalition which will meet regularly to assess strategies for decreasing the rate of illegal tobacco sales to youth under the age of 1 8, and to create a written plan addressing the same. | 170 |
| Meet with law enforcement officials,Chief Hetrick GIPD; Sheriff Watson,HCSD;and Captain Holloway of GIPD and Officer Eigenberg of GIPD and Sgt. Martin Costello, NE State Patrol trainer for CI's . | 170 |
| Letters to tobacco retailers from the Coalition concerning compliance with licensing requirements. | 170 |
| Will coordinate logistics of conducting the compliance checks with law enforecement agencies, including payment, notice of failures, tracking multiple failures, and collaborate with prosecutors. | 164 |
| Collaborate with Sarpy County law enforcement agencies to complete compliance checks of all retail tobacco license holders. | 155 |
| Notify, in writing, owners of all retail tobacco license holders of results of their compliance checks. | 155 |
| A minimum of 6 tobacco/vapor retailer compliance checks will be conducted in Lincoln each year. | 149 |
| Collaborate with Sarpy County law enforcement agencies to complete compliance checks of all retail tobacco license holders. | 133 |
| Notify in writing, all retail tobacco license holders of results of their compliance checks | 133 |
| Compliance checks will be done monthly in Lincoln and quarterly in Lancaster County. Two law enforcement vehicles, each with 2 officers and 1 to 2 youth, will be used to assess 35 to 50 businesses with every compliance check. All vehicles will be dispersed at the same time to prevent clerks from alerting other stores. | 128 |
| Continue to recruit 15 and 16 year old youth, throughout the grant cycle, to assist with compliance checks from the group of youth that have identified themselves from Youth Summit, Girl Scouts, Indian Center, and other advocates for tobacco prevention. | 128 |
| Officers will utilize a randomized list of licensed tobacco retailers that represents all segments of the city and county. Youth will be provided with the compliance check worksheet to complete that includes the name of the business, whether or not the sale was made, the specifics of the transaction, and if appropriate signage was visible. | 128 |
| Youth will attempt tobacco purchase; officers will ticket clerks that sell to minors. | 128 |
| Collaborate with Sarpy County law enforcement agencies to complete compliance checks of all retail tobacco license holders. | 127 |
| PRIDE will coordinate the logistics of conducting three compliance checks a year with local law enforcement agencies, including payment, notice of failures, tracking multiple failures, and collaborate with prosecutors. | 112 |
| Initial compliance check conducted near end of first year to compare with official, random compliance checks in 1999, 2000, and 2001. | 109 |
| Send letters to 100% of the retailers following Panhandle Prevention Coalition Compliance Check Policy and Procedure. | 96 |
| Update Panhandle Prevention Coalition (PPC) Compliance check database following PPC Compliance Check Policy and Procedure. | 96 |
| A minimum of 6 tobacco/vapor retailer compliance checks will be conducted in Lincoln each year. | 83 |
| Recruit police officers to conduct checks. | 81 |
| Decrease the number of businesses who are non-compliant for selling tobacco to minors using the number of businesses checked compared to the number of non-compliant merchants,including citations issued, to determine a statistical evaluation figure to compare to prior compliance enforcement results. | 75 |
| Initial compliance check conducted near end of first year to compare with official, random compliance checks in 1999, 2000, and 2001. | 70 |
| Coordinate and evaluate compliance checks for tobacco sales to minors and ENDS regulations. Activities include: working with OPD to complete regular tobacco and ENDS retailer checks (target = 200 per quarter x 3 quarters); targeting repeat offenders for compliance checks; compiling summary of check failures each quarter; notifying violators of non-compliance; and reporting results of coalition, TFN, and Nebraska Attorney General's office. | 67 |
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| Conduct 100 compliance checks in Columbus and Schuyler during each grant year. | 45 |
| Secure youth to carryout compliance checks in rural areas of Platte and Colfax County. In an effort to maximize financial resources, ECDHD/coalitions plan to secure youth to assist with future compliance checks as a way of providing a volunteer service to their community. Two agencies in particular have agreed to collaborate with ECDHD on securing youth for compliance checks. Time4Change (T4C) serves minority and Caucasian parents and educates them and teens about gang resistance. Parents involved with T4C are willing to talk to their teens about volunteering with compliance checks. The Diversion Program, which teaches youth about life skills such as responsible decision making and substance abuse awareness, is willing to refer youth to ECDHD to assist on a volunteer basis with checks. | 36 |
| Send letters to 100% of the retailers following Panhandle Prevention Coalition Compliance Check Policy and Procedure. | 26 |
| Update Panhandle Prevention Coalition (PPC) Compliance check data base following PPC Compliance Check Policy and Procedure. | 26 |
| A minimum of 2 tobacco/vapor retailer compliance checks will be conducted in rural Lancaster County each year. | 24 |
| A minimum of 2 tobacco/vapor retailer compliance checks will be conducted in rural Lancaster County each year. | 23 |
| Secure youth to carryout compliance checks in rural areas of Platte and Colfax County. In an effort to maximize financial resources, ECDHD/coalitions plan to secure youth to assist with future compliance checks as a way of providing a volunteer service to their community. Two agencies in particular have agreed to collaborate with ECDHD on securing youth for compliance checks. Time4Change (T4C) serves minority and Caucasian parents and educates them and teens about gang resistance. Parents involved with T4C are willing to talk to their teens about volunteering with compliance checks. The Diversion Program which teaches youth about life skills such as responsible decision making and substance abuse awareness is willing to refer youth to ECDHD to assist on a volunteer basis with checks. | 21 |
| Prepare and submit press release informing the public of the results after compliance checks. The release will be submitted to the town/county newspaper(s) involved in the check | 21 |
| Secure youth to carryout compliance checks in rural areas of Platte and Colfax County. | 21 |
| Collaborate with local law enforcement agencies to complete compliance checks of all retail tobacco license holders. | 19 |
| Notify in writing owners of all retail tobacco license holders the results of their compliance checks. | 19 |
| Secure youth to carryout compliance checks in rural areas of Platte and Colfax County. In an effort to maximize financial resources, ECDHD/coalitions plan to secure youth to assist with future compliance checks as a way of providing a volunteer service to their community. Two agencies in particular have agreed to collaborate with ECDHD on securing youth for compliance checks. Time4Change (T4C) serves minority and Caucasian parents and educates them and teens about gang resistance. Parents involved with T4C are willing to talk to their teens about volunteering with compliance checks. The Diversion Program which teaches youth about life skills such as responsible decision making and substance abuse awareness is willing to refer youth to ECDHD to assist on a volunteer basis with checks. | 15 |
| In collaboration with the ECDHD Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition, Back To BASICS, (Bringing Awareness of Substance abuse In our Communities) program staff will partner with the Schuyler Police Department, Columbus Police Department, and Platte County Sheriff’s Department to conduct quarterly compliance checks in Colfax County and Platte County. | 15 |
| The Coalition will partner with the North Platte Police Department to conduct compliance checks within the North Platte city limits six times a year. | 15 |
| Collaborate with local law enforcement agencies to complete compliance checks of all retail tobacco license holders. Region IV provides funding for compliance checks to Columbus Police Department, Platte County Sheriffs Department, and CI(Youth) in both counties. | 12 |
| Secure youth to carryout compliance checks in rural areas of Platte and Colfax County. In an effort to maximize financial resources, ECDHD/coalitions plan to secure youth to assist with future compliance checks as a way of providing a volunteer service to their community. Two agencies in particular have agreed to collaborate with ECDHD on securing youth for compliance checks. Time4Change (T4C) serves minority and Caucasian parents and educates them and teens about gang resistance. Parents involved with T4C are willing to talk to their teens about volunteering with compliance checks. The Diversion Program, which teaches youth about life skills such as responsible decision making and substance abuse awareness, is willing to refer youth to ECDHD to assist on a volunteer basis with checks. | 12 |
| The North Platte Police Department will conduct compliance checks in their jurisdiction within Lincoln County. | 12 |
| Recruit underage youth to participate in compliance checks. | 12 |
| Recruit police officers to conduct checks. | 12 |
| Conduct four compliance checks of all tobacco license-holders by December 2003. | 12 |
| Notify all tobacco license holders of compliance or failure of compliance check in writing. | 10 |
| Notify all tobacco license holders of compliance or failure of compliance check in writing. | 10 |
| TFCC will collaborate with Plattsmouth Police department to coordinate and implement an annual tobacco compliance check of all tobacco license holders. | 10 |
| The North Platte Police Department will conduct compliance checks in their jurisdiction within Lincoln County. | 9 |
| Encourage employers to train their employees on the penalities of selling tobacco to monors | 9 |
| Distribute and share information concerning penalities assessed in other communities with members of the legal community and law enforcement | 9 |
| Establish baseline data for Plattsmouth and Cass County by conducting a compliance check in Plattsmouth and one in Cass County early in 2002. | 8 |
| Notify all tobacco license holders of compliance or failure of compliance check in writing. | 7 |
| TTFCC will collaborate with Plattsmouth Police Department to coordinate and implement an annual tobacco compliance check of all tobacco license holders. | 7 |
| TTFCC will collaborate with Plattsmouth Police Department to coordinate and implement an annual tobacco compliance check of all tobacco license holders. | 7 |
| Notify all tobacco license holders of compliance or failure of compliance check in writing. | 7 |
| In collaboration with the ECDHD Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition, Back To BASICS, (Bringing Awareness of Substance abuse In our Communities) program staff will partner with the Schuyler Police Department, Columbus Police Department, and Platte County Sheriff’s Department to conduct quarterly compliance checks in Colfax County and Platte County. | 7 |
| The North Platte Police Department will conduct compliance checks in their jurisdiction within Lincoln County. | 6 |
| Inform Tobacco Free Nebraska of compliance check results, including the number of retailers checked and the compliance rate with the law. | 4 |
| In collaboration with the ECDHD Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition, Back To BASICS, (Bringing Awareness of Substance abuse In our Communities) program staff will partner with the Schuyler Police Department, Columbus Police Department, and Platte County Sheriff’s Department to conduct quarterly compliance checks in Colfax County and Platte County. | 4 |
| Secure youth to carryout compliance checks in rural areas of Platte and Colfax County. In an effort to maximize financial resources, ECDHD/coalitions plan to secure youth to assist with future compliance checks as a way of providing a volunteer service to their community. Two agencies in particular have agreed to collaborate with ECDHD on securing youth for compliance checks. Time4Change (T4C) serves minority and Caucasian parents and educates them and teens about gang resistance. Parents involved with T4C are willing to talk to their teens about volunteering with compliance checks. The Diversion Program which teaches youth about life skills such as responsible decision making and substance abuse awareness is willing to refer youth to ECDHD to assist on a volunteer basis with checks. | 4 |
| Secure youth to carryout compliance checks in rural areas of Platte and Colfax County. | 3 |
| Prepare and submit press release informing the public of the results after compliance checks. The release will be submitted to the town/county newspaper(s) involved in the check | 3 |
| By June 2008, PRIDE will ensure compliance with tobacco product placement policies 30 days after implementation. | 3 |
| Perform compliance checks, plan for and continue with additional compliance checks. | 3 |
| Compile results of compliance checks that are done without law enforcement to determine baseline data regarding how many retailers are illegally selling tobacco products to minors. | 2 |
| Create a task force including City of Norfolk/Police Division, the Madison County Attorney’s Office, the State Highway Patrol, NE Liquor Control Commission, youth from Madison County, and coalition members to conduct compliance checks in Madison County. | 2 |
| Conduct compliance checks by youth and coalition members in cooperation with the City of Norfolk, Police Division, but without using law enforcement in order to obtain baseline data. | 2 |
| Compile results of compliance checks that are done without law enforcement to determine baseline data regarding how many retailers are illegally selling tobacco products to minors. | 2 |
| Conduct compliance checks by youth and coalition members in cooperation with the City of Norfolk, Police Division, but without using law enforcement in order to obtain baseline data. | 2 |
| Tribal youth are encouraged to attend and participate in Operation Store Front, and Youth Empowerment(Product Placement). | 2 |
| Collaborate with law enforcement officials to conduct compliance checks of all retail tobacco license holders. | 2 |
| Secure youth to carryout compliance checks in rural areas of Platte and Colfax County. In an effort to maximize financial resources, ECDHD/coalitions plan to secure youth to assist with future compliance checks as a way of providing a volunteer service to their community. Two agencies in particular have agreed to collaborate with ECDHD on securing youth for compliance checks. Time4Change (T4C) serves minority and Caucasian parents and educates them and teens about gang resistance. Parents involved with T4C are willing to talk to their teens about volunteering with compliance checks. The Diversion Program, which teaches youth about life skills such as responsible decision making and substance abuse awareness, is willing to refer youth to ECDHD to assist on a volunteer basis with checks. | 2 |
| Collaborate with law enforcement officials to conduct at least one compliance check quarterly in Hall County. | 1 |
| Recruit underage youth to participate in compliance checks. | 1 |
| Recruit police officers to conduct checks. | 1 |
| The first quarters’ compliance check will be conducted without issuing citations. Letters will be sent to all the license holders checked indicating pass/fail. | 1 |
| Quarterly compliance checks conducted by local law enforcement with assistance of students. | 1 |
| Quarterly compliance checks conducted by local law enforcement with assistance of students. | 1 |
| Quarterly compliance checks conducted by local law enforcement with assistance of students. | 1 |
| Quarterly compliance checks conducted by local law enforcement with assistance of students. | 0 |
| Quarterly compliance checks conducted by local law enforcement with assistance of students. | 0 |
| Meet with law enforcement officials,Chief Hetrick GIPD; Sheriff Watson,HCSD;and Captain Holloway of GIPD and Officer Eigenberg of GIPD and Sgt. Martin Costello, NE State Patrol trainer for CI's . | 0 |
| By June 2006, Sarpy Diversion will coordinate 7 rounds of compliance checks with all Sarpy county tobacco license holders to assist in monitoring the enforcement of underage tobacco sales laws. | 0 |
| Assist local law enforcement officials, as needed, to recruit youth to act as confidential informants for tobacco sales compliance checks. | 0 |
| Recognize businesses who passed compliance checks, e.g. through personal phone calls, personal letters, letters to the editor, press releases, recognition on the coalition web site and/or social media pages. | 0 |
| A Lincoln County law enforcement representative will serve on the coalition and help coordinate compliance checks. | 0 |
| A Lincoln County law enforcement representative will serve on the coalition and help coordinate and conduct compliance checks. | 0 |
| Partner with law enforcement to notify each retailer, in writing, of their compliance or non-compliance. Include education about youth tobacco prevention. | 0 |
| The Coalition will partner with the North Platte Police Department to conduct compliance checks within the North Platte city limits 3 times a year. | 0 |
| Continue facilitation of key partner discussion regarding enhancement of compliance checks and other efforts to reduce access of minors to tobacco and vapor products. | 0 |
| TFCC will collaborate with the Plattsmouth Police department to coordinate and implement once annually, tobacco compliance checks to all Plattsmouth tobacco license holders. | 0 |
| Maintain current “Play Tobacco Free” signs in Grand Island City parks- including but not limited to replacement and cleaning. | |
| Collaborate with law enforcement officials to conduct at least one compliance check biannually in Hall County. | |
| ? Continue to provide copies of the Nebraska State Statute to all business owners including minority business owners prohibiting the sale of tobacco to minors. This can be done after the 2nd compliance check. | |
| Letters to tobacco retailers from the Coalition concerning compliance with licensing requirements. | |
| Meet with law enforcement officials,Chief Hetrick GIPD; Sheriff Watson,HCSD;and Captain Holloway of GIPD and Officer Eigenberg of GIPD and Sgt. Martin Costello, NE State Patrol trainer for CI's . | |
| Engage the Keith County legal community | |
| Conduct four compliance checks of all tobacco license-holders by December 2003. | |
| Facilitate a Task Force to include City of Grand Island & Hall County Law Enforcement, & Nebraska State Patrol to develop strategies for issuing citations to retailers for illegal tobacco sales to youth | |
| Seek judicial assurances of violator citation prosecution | |
| Engage Tobacco Free Hall County Teen Coalition | |
| Develop a process and system for carrying out and recording compliance checks. | |
| Dr. Stacy of UNO will develop & implement (by 03/31/03) a survey to assess public support for compliance checks. | |
| Develop a process and system for carrying out and recording compliance checks. | |
| Engage all law enforcement agencies (the local police department, the sheriffs department and the state patrol) in compliance efforts. | |
| Recruit young people to help execute compliance checks. | |
| Train Coalition members on compliance checks. | |
| Perform compliance checks, plan for and continue with additional compliance checks. | |
| Conduct compliance checks: hold meetings, recruit law enforcement, coordinate with law enforcement, track results | |
| Conduct compliance checks: hold meetings, recruit law enforcement, coordinate with law enforcement, track results | |
| Plan for compliance checks with State Patrol in Hall County. | |
| Train Coalition members on compliance checks. | |
| Recruit young people to help execute compliance checks. | |
| Develop a process and system for carrying out and recording compliance checks. | |
| Engage all law enforcement agencies (the local police department, the sheriffs department and the state patrol) in compliance efforts. | |
| Gain support from the judicial system. |