Redlands, CA Public Conduct: Outdoor Smoking Restrictions (2026)

54, Smoking Prohibitions, is built mainly around enclosed places: city facilities, retail stores, health facilities, restaurants seating forty or more, and workplaces. 035, Prohibition of Smoking at City's Market Night, adopted by Ordinance 2515 in 2002. It bars smoking in all publicly owned outdoor areas that make up the city's sponsored Market Night event, and extends that ban to public property within twenty feet of those areas for anyone who is not simply passing through to another destination. The section defines the covered ground precisely: State Street and the public right of way for State Street between Orange Street and Ninth Street, and the portion of Orange Street and its right of way between Citrus Avenue and Redlands Boulevard.

090. Because the ban is tied to the Market Night footprint and its operating hours, it does not reach city parks generally, restaurant patios outside that zone, or outdoor areas on any other day. 100, which puts the city manager in charge of administration, lets any resident file a complaint, and treats a violation as a public nuisance that can be abated through a restraining order or injunction in addition to any criminal charge.