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Campbell County, KY Public Conduct: Outdoor Smoking Restrictions (2026)

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Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Governing chapter
Code of Ordinances Ch. 34, §§ 34.01-34.05
Scope
Listed county-owned, operated or leased facilities
Park facilities covered
A.J. Jolly golf clubhouse, ranger station, restrooms
Signage required
1-inch letters or international no-smoking symbol
Penalty (via § 10.99)
Up to $100 fine or 12 months, or both
Originally adopted
Ord. O-6-92, passed 6-3-92

Summary

Campbell County Code of Ordinances Chapter 34 bans possession of lighted smoking materials, cigarettes, cigars, pipes and other tobacco products, in county-owned, operated or leased buildings and grounds, including the A.J. Jolly Golf Course clubhouse, park maintenance and ranger facilities, and park restrooms open to the public.

These county ordinances apply to unincorporated areas of Campbell County. Incorporated cities within the county may have their own rules that take precedence over county-level regulations.

The possession of lighted smoking materials in any form, including but not limited to, the possession of lighted cigarettes, cigars, pipes, or other tobacco products, is prohibited in all of the following places used by or open to the public, or serving as a place of work. ... (E) A.J. Jolly Golf Course Clubhouse, A.J. Jolly Park, 11541 Alexandria Pike, Alexandria, Kentucky 41001. (F) Campbell County Transportation Center, Park Maintenance, and Golf Maintenance, 1175 Racetrack Road, Alexandria, Kentucky 41001. ... (J) Park Maintenance Facility and Park Ranger Station, A J Jolly Park, Alexandria, Kentucky 41001. (K) Public restrooms, A J Jolly Park, Alexandria, Kentucky 41001.

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Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: 2026 S-50: Supplement contains: Local legislation current through Ord. O-09-2026, passed 8-5-26; and Res. R-42-26, passed 7-15-26; and State legislation current through KRS Pamphlet 2025).

Full Breakdown

02 prohibits possessing lighted smoking materials of any kind in a specific list of Fiscal Court facilities open to the public or serving as a workplace. J. J. J. Jolly Park. The ban does not extend to open lawns, trails or picnic areas of the park generally; it is tied to the listed buildings and facility grounds. 03 makes the Fiscal Court, or whoever controls a covered facility, responsible for posting 'NO SMOKING' signs with letters at least one inch tall, or the international no-smoking symbol, in every room, building or place where smoking is barred.

Facility staff must ask a member of the public who is smoking in violation of the chapter to stop, and if the person refuses, ask them to leave the premises. County employees who violate the chapter face discipline under Fiscal Court personnel policy rather than a citation. 03(D) resolves any dispute over the rule in favor of the non-smoker. The chapter originated as Ordinance O-6-92 (passed 6-3-92) and was amended by O-18-95, O-13-09 and O-02-14 to add facilities to the covered list, most recently the Clerk and Sheriff Annex at 8330 West Main Street in Alexandria.

Violations & Fines

Chapter 34 sets no penalty of its own, so a violation falls under the county's general penalty at § 10.99: a fine of up to $100, imprisonment up to 12 months, or both, with each day a violation continues counted as a separate offense. In practice the code directs facility staff to first ask a violator to extinguish smoking materials and, if they refuse, to leave the premises before any citation is pursued.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I smoke at A.J. Jolly Park in Campbell County?
Not inside the listed park buildings. Section 34.02 bars lighted smoking materials in the golf course clubhouse, the Park Maintenance Facility and Ranger Station, and the public restrooms at A.J. Jolly Park. The ordinance does not list open lawns or trails, so it does not reach smoking there.
What happens if someone smokes inside a banned county facility?
Under § 34.03 the person is asked to stop, and if they refuse, asked to leave the premises. A citation can follow under the general penalty in § 10.99: a fine up to $100, imprisonment up to 12 months, or both, with continuing violations counted daily.
Does the smoking ban apply to county employees differently?
Yes. Section 34.03(C) makes an employee who violates the chapter subject to discipline under Fiscal Court personnel policy rather than the § 10.99 penalty that applies to members of the public.
Which county buildings require 'No Smoking' signs?
Section 34.03(A) requires every room, building or place covered by § 34.02 to post 'NO SMOKING' signs in letters at least one inch tall, or the international no-smoking symbol, a burning cigarette in a red circle with a bar across it.

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