Over 20 Ojai Valley CERT members responded, primarily managing vehicle traffic in the Parking Lot (brrr...), guiding cars to correct parking lots (there were several events that evenng), and ensuring pedestrians could enter/leave the clinic safely. CERT also volunteered inside the clinic providing crowd control and other services.
Ojai Valley Amateur Radio Club assisted by programming the AM 1610 Radio Station with pertinent information about the clinic, including securing flashing road signs on Highway 33/150.
American Red Cross were kept busy assisting with various paperwork processing for over 860 vaccinees throughout the day.
Ventura County Public Health Staff were very impressed with the volunteer turnout, including the relatively large response from those seeking vaccinations.

(Crowd Shot)

(Volunteer Command Post - we followed Incident Command System Structure and all CERT members carried two-way radios).

(CERT members with bright ANSI vests)