While 14% of the adult U.S. population smokes, the smoking prevalence among those with mental and behavioral health needs have been cited as high as 64% (Annamalai 2015). Additionally, though individuals with mental and behavioral health needs comprise only 21% of the population, they make up approximately 44% of the tobacco market and are less likely to quit (Lasser 2000, Agrawal 2008). Individuals who smoke and have a serious mental illness account for over 38% of annual tobacco-related deaths (Prochaska 2017). Taking Texas Tobacco Free (TTTF) is a multicomponent, tobacco free workplace program that has been implemented in 22 Texas Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs). As part of TTTF implementation in LMHAs, we provided 1 hour of basic tobacco-related education to 1,535 employees and 2 hours of enhanced education/training to 3,676 clinical providers. Clinical providers had additional opportunities for advanced training in areas such as motivational interviewing and becoming a tobacco treatment specialist.