Every two years, the Siena Research Institute conducts a community survey on a variety of tobacco-related issues in 17 counties in the Capital Region. The survey measures changes in behaviors, attitudes and opinions; provides information about personal rules or guidelines in regard to smoking, such as whether it is allowed or restricted in one’s home or vehicle; helps measure support for certain public health policies, such as prohibiting smoking in parks and other public places; and gauges public reaction to innovative tobacco prevention proposals, such as requiring tobacco products to be kept out of sight in stores or ending the sale of tobacco in pharmacies.
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