Use the links on the right to find all the topics on Tobacco Free Lake County’s website. 
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What is Tobacco Free Lake County?
What does Tobacco Free Lake County offer?
Who can I talk to?
How is Tobacco Free Lake County funded?
What is Tobacco Free Lake County?
Tobacco Free Lake County (TFLC) serves all Lake County residents, workers, and organizations. Our mission is to train schools, communities, health care professionals, and individual people in tobacco prevention and quitting tobacco. All services are free or at low cost.
What does Tobacco Free Lake County offer?
All services below are offered free or at very low cost.
Who can I talk to?
If you have questions, would like more information, or just want to talk to a real person, please contact us. While all of our staff can assist you, you may also contact a staff member directly. Below are Tobacco Free Lake County’s main phone number and e-mail address, as well as a directory of our staff and their current projects.
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Tobacco Free Lake County 847.377.8090 TFLC@lakecountyil.gov
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Kristine Andersen Program Supervisor 847.377.8090 TFLC@lakecountyil.gov
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Maritza Vazquez Program Assistant Appointments and Billing 847.377.8106 mvazquez2@lakecountyil.gov
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Lea Bacci Community Health Specialist Tobacco Free Solutions, Medical Healthcare Provider Resources, Partners for Tobacco Free Lake County Coalition 847.377.8024 lbacci@lakecountyil.gov
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Barbara de Nekker Community Health Specialist Smoke-Free Laws and Policies REALITY Illinois Youth Group Co-Sponsor 847.377.8112 bdenekker@lakecountyil.gov
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Danielle Grospitch Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist 847.377.8109 dgrospitch@lakecountyil.gov TO SCHEDULE, RESCHEDULE, OR CANCEL APPOINTMENTS, CALL 847-377-8090 |
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Emily Hutter Community Health Specialist Resources for Teachers, Mental Health Provider Resources, REALITY Illinois Youth Group Co-Sponsor 847.377.8108 ehutter@lakecountyil.gov |
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How is Tobacco Free Lake County funded?In 1998, the Attorneys General from 46 states won one of the largest lawsuits against America’s tobacco companies. Each year for 30 years, the State of Illinois will receive a settlement payment from the tobacco industry, and will likely designate a portion of these funds for tobacco education and prevention. The Illinois Department of Public Health disperses this money to local health departments, including the Tobacco Free Lake County program, through the Illinois Tobacco Free Communities grant.
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