A community map has three layers
- Legal stores where staff can check ID and inspectors can visit.
- Schools and youth settings where prevention resources are needed.
- Unregulated sellers that are harder to find, tax, inspect, or educate.
The public record supports mapping
new school resources include CANVAS and a school-property vaping toolkit. AGLC information explains how suspected illegal tobacco production, packaging, or trafficking can be reported. Those are two sides of a useful community map.
The committee ask
Since the committee page lists no scheduled meetings, communities should use the pause to ask for a visible access map before supporting new restrictions.