BEVERAGE VENDING SURVEY: FINDINGS FOR THE CITY OF LOMPOC

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BEVERAGE VENDING SURVEY: FINDINGS FOR THE CITY OF LOMPOC March 2017

Live Well Santa Barbara County The primary collaborative focus of Live Well Santa Barbara County is providing health education and advocating for health in all policies and programs. The coalition includes representation from organizations, agencies, and government officials with an interest in nutrition, physical activity, public health, the environment, and health care.

SURVEY RESPONDENTS (N=77)

VENDING MACHINE LOCATION (N=77)

Vending Machine Location (N=77) Government building Public park Commercial business School Sports field / facility 32% 23% 12% 8% 6%

FINDINGS FOR THE CITY OF LOMPOC

City of Lompoc (N=27) 37% 19% 7% 4% Government building Water treatment plant City hall Department of Social Services Commercial business Electric shop in corporate yard Corporate yard front entrance V Street Collections breakroom Vons Walmart Sports field / facility Lompoc Aquatic Center School Lompoc Unified School District lounge La Honda staff lounge 37% 19% 7% 4%

Vending Machine Location Category: Other (30%, N=8) Recreation Center Community and Senior Center Hospital Healthcare Organization After School Program Building Recreation Center Anderson Recreation Center Community and Senior Center Dick DeWees Community and Senior Center Hospital Healthcare Organization Lompoc Valley Healthcare Organization After School Program Building United Boys & Girls Club

Type of Beverages in vending machine

Types of BEVERAGES in vending machine Average Size Average Price Soda 12 ounces On average, 39 grams of sugar Sports Drinks 20 ounces On average, 36 grams of sugar Water On average, 30% of daily serving Soda $1.00 - $1.99 Sports Drinks $2.00 - $2.99 Water

Government building (N=10) TYPES OF BEVERAGES AVAILABLE 37%

Commercial business (N=5) TYPES OF BEVERAGES AVAILABLE 4 vending machines located at Walmart 1 vending machine at Vons 19%

SPORTS FIELD or FACILITY (n=2) TYPES OF BEVERAGES AVAILABLE 2 vending machines at Lompoc Aquatic Center 7%

TYPES OF BEVERAGES AVAILABLE School (N=1) TYPES OF BEVERAGES AVAILABLE One vending machine located at La Honda Elementary School (staff lounge) 4%

Visible advertising Visible Advertising 80% 10% 10%

VISIBLE ADVERTISING Other includes Coca-Cola or Pepsi logo with commercial brand (Walmart) or multiple, small logos

TOOLKIT AVAILABLE AT: www.livewellsbc.org