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Friday, August 31 • 10:45am - 11:45am
Tobacco Retail Access Colorado (TRAC) Understanding Illegal Tobacco Sales to Youth through a web-based mapping application

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Tobacco Retailers are selling tobacco to kids, even though it is against the law. More needs to be done to address illegal tobacco sales. Tobacco Retail Access Colorado (TRAC) provides web-based maps and data to help communities easily identify and monitor where illegal tobacco sales is occurring.  TRAC is designed to make data dissemination and visualization easier and uniform for all public health stakeholders.
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Terry Rousey

Youth Tobacco Policy Specialist, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Terry Rousey has worked on tobacco policy for Colorado since 2015. Currently his focus is on youth tobacco policies that address illegal tobacco sales to youth. Prior to working for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment he worked for the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division... Read More →
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Benjamin White

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Ben White is a GIS Health Analyst for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. His work includes infectious and chronic disease surveillance mapping, spatial-temporal cluster analyses of health disparities, and mapping of community health resources. Mr. White received... Read More →
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Devon Williford

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Devon Williford is a Health GIS Specialist at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment where he has been assisting the department in developing desktop GIS and web-mapping applications supporting data visualization, disease surveillance, mapping community health resources... Read More →

Friday August 31, 2018 10:45am - 11:45am MDT
Copper Conference Center, Lower Level - Ptarmigan B
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