One of several POD security tools on the Community Immunity website, this checklist covers such activities as crowd control, fire control, control of access, traffic and parking, and emergency traffic evacuation. The site also offers a training module detailing security issues for open PODs. The dispensing tools are based on H1N1 lessons learned and input from volunteers and health department staff. Resources on the site are described as helpful for developing L-TAR-compliant plans. Among the partners in development of the tools was the University of Toledo Center for Instruction, which has extensive expertise in instructional design and interactive media. This tool was identified through NACCHOs Resource Portfolio Project on the CDC Public Health Preparedness Capabilities. Through this project, NACCHO worked with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) to identify, research, and validate tools, practices, and products that can assist LHDs to address challenges in meeting select PHEP capabilities.