Interesting...
I'm not aware of anywhere in Dallas you can vape, but not smoke, until now.
Breaking from Dallas-Fort Worth News Hub
WFAA-ABC reports that starting next week, smokers will be asked to put out their cigarettes while in Dallas parks. Signs with the phrase “Smell flowers, not smoke” have been placed throughout city parks to tell park users about the new ordinance taking effect on March 1. Although some supporters wanted a complete smoking ban, the new ordinance is actually somewhat of a compromise. Smoking will still be allowed at city golf courses, the arboretum, the State Fair of Texas, and Elm Fork Shooting Sports. Vapor or tobacco-less smoking will still be allowed.
I'm not aware of anywhere in Dallas you can vape, but not smoke, until now.
Breaking from Dallas-Fort Worth News Hub
WFAA-ABC reports that starting next week, smokers will be asked to put out their cigarettes while in Dallas parks. Signs with the phrase “Smell flowers, not smoke” have been placed throughout city parks to tell park users about the new ordinance taking effect on March 1. Although some supporters wanted a complete smoking ban, the new ordinance is actually somewhat of a compromise. Smoking will still be allowed at city golf courses, the arboretum, the State Fair of Texas, and Elm Fork Shooting Sports. Vapor or tobacco-less smoking will still be allowed.
