Join the Community
Effort to Save Underage Tobacco Users
Lee's Summit
CARES is spearheading the effort to cut through red tape
that is preventing local parents, schools and law
enforcement from efficiently working together to help
tweens and teens in Lee's Summit kick their tobacco
habit.
Lee's Summit CARES Executive Director Roby
Little explains that local leaders from law enforcement,
school districts, and the business sector are united in
the request to update an important city ordinance that
is already a Missouri state law. Approval from
the City Council requires community support.
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You Can Help Make a
Difference
Speak Up! Send
an e-letter to your city council representative to
support Lee's Summit CARES in our effort to update the
city ordinance.
Select your city council representative below to send an
e-letter:
You can also help by attending
the City Council meeting on November 9th at 6pm at
City Hall, 220 SE Green St. At this time the council
will hear support for updating the ordinance. The
more citizens who attend, the more likely the Mayor and
City Council will hear our message.
