FLHealthCHARTS - Florida Youth Tobacco indicator data

Percent of students who have ever used an electronic vapor product, All Middle and High School Students, 2018
County	Percent (%)
Alachua	25.1
Baker	38.4
Bay	30.9
Bradford	27.9
Brevard	28.6
Broward	23.9
Calhoun	28.2
Charlotte	29.3
Citrus	27.0
Clay	29.0
Collier	39.2
Columbia	18.7
Miami-Dade	31.1
DeSoto	15.7
Dixie	32.3
Duval	26.0
Escambia	26.4
Flagler	28.5
Franklin	29.1
Gadsden	15.6
Gilchrist	33.4
Glades	22.2
Gulf	34.0
Hamilton	19.2
Hardee	19.6
Hendry	19.7
Hernando	30.3
Highlands	26.5
Hillsborough	23.3
Holmes	25.4
Indian River	30.5
Jackson	36.4
Jefferson	28.0
Lafayette	29.6
Lake	29.4
Lee	31.6
Leon	19.6
Levy	30.0
Liberty	27.3
Madison	27.4
Manatee	28.0
Marion	29.6
Martin	32.8
Monroe	35.2
Nassau	34.3
Okaloosa	26.5
Okeechobee	34.4
Orange	24.0
Osceola	21.7
Palm Beach	30.6
Pasco	27.9
Pinellas	31.5
Polk	25.7
Putnam	25.3
St. Johns	33.3
St. Lucie	27.1
Santa Rosa	26.6
Sarasota	28.3
Seminole	28.6
Sumter	23.6
Suwannee	32.2
Union	29.3
Volusia	30.2
Wakulla	35.1
Walton	23.7
Washington	34.2
State Total	27.9

10/22/2019 9:18 PM

FLHealthCharts.com is provided by the Florida Department of Health, Division of Public Health Statistics & Performance Management.

Data Source: Florida Department of Health, Division of Community Health Promotion, Florida Youth Tobacco Survey (FYTS)

Data Note(s)

Prevalence is excluded (blank cells) from the tables for any subpopulation with a sample size less than 30, which would yield statistically unreliable estimates.
Confidence intervals – Because the FYTS is a survey and all estimates of prevalence are subject to random sample errors, we include 95% confidence intervals with each prevalence (%) in the tables. The confidence interval ranges appear below the prevalence estimates in parentheses.
Chart will display if there are at least three years of data.
Quartiles are calculated when data is available for at least 51 counties.
The wording of survey questions asking about electronic vaping has changed over time. From 2011 to 2014, the survey asked students about use of electronic cigarettes. In 2015 and later years, the survey asked about use of electronic vapor products.