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7,500 adults in Maryland die each year due to tobacco-related causes, and hundreds of thousands more suffer from tobacco-related diseases such as COPD, emphysema or cancers.
Learn more about the MarylandTobacco Quitline or click to explore the free resources and materials. There are three convenient ways to enroll in the free and confidential services of the MarylandTobacco Quitline.
We are the resource center for tobacco use treatment and prevention for the State of Maryland. Our resource center is funded by the Maryland Department of Health (MDH) and located on the campus of the University of Ma...
The MarylandTobacco Quitline 1-80 0-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) is a FREE phone, web, and text message service (text READY to 34191) that is available to all Maryland residents over the age of 13 to help with quitting a...
Under Maryland law, licensed on-site consumption establishments are allowed to operate where individuals can smoke outdoors on the premises, vape or consume cannabis.
The 2025 ATCC Tax Annual Report provides an overview of Maryland’s alcohol and tobacco tax activity for the fiscal year. The report shares data on tax revenue, licensing, compliance, and other regulatory work carried ...
It is important for all entities involved in the manufacturing, distribution, and retail of tobacco products to comply with Maryland’s laws and health standards.
Aug 15, 2022 · An official website of the State of Maryland.
Like tobacco and alcohol, the legal purchase age for cannabis in Maryland is 21 or older. Valid, government-ID (driver's license, passport) is required at the point-of-sale.
The purpose of the Act is to preserve and improve the health, comfort, and environment of the people of Maryland by limiting exposure to environmental smoke. Most recently, the Act was amended during the 2024 legislat...
