Electronic cigarettes could soon be banned in all places where regular cigarettes are already prohibited in a New Hampshire city.
Foster's Daily Democrat reports the Dover City Council has moved an ordinance along to a public hearing that would ban e-cigarettes in all locations that current tobacco products are already prohibited from.
Tobacco products are currently panned from several places around the city including a park and on school grounds and athletic fields. Police Capt. David Terlemezian says it's a logical extension of existing tobacco ordinances in "family- and child-intensive areas."
Mayor Karen Weston says she doesn't expect significant challenges to the amendment.
The public hearing is set for Feb. 10.
