Fuzion Announces Development of “Take Cover”™
A community-focused mobile and desktop platform for severe weather preparedness during tornadoes and other life-threatening storm events.
Fuzion Consulting Group and Fuzion Chickasaw Group are proud to announce the development of Take Cover™, a mobile and desktop application designed to support community-based severe weather preparedness during tornadoes and other life-threatening storm events.
The idea for Take Cover was first inspired by conversations led by Donna Webb, Founder & CEO of Fuzion Chickasaw Group, who shared her vision for better supporting Native American communities and rural neighborhoods in planning for severe weather. That vision took shape during early collaboration sessions with Fuzion’s nonprofit partner Rancher Navy, alongside its founders Morgan Broome and Amy Houston.
Take Cover was initially developed to support the Tabernacle Community HOA in Calera, Oklahoma, and Fuzion is now expanding the platform to support Native American tribal communities in Oklahoma and nonprofit disaster-response partners. At its core, Take Cover is built on a simple but critical belief: preparedness saves lives.
Core Capabilities
- Community shelter mapping with route planning to approved storm shelters
- Severe weather monitoring distinguishing Tornado Watches vs. Warnings, tied to NOAA alerts
- Emergency communication via text and in-app alerts during severe weather
- Preparedness & education resources, drills, and trusted partner links
Take Cover complements Fuzion’s broader mission-driven platform ecosystem—alongside Fuzion365 Fieldworks and Support Beacon Relief—reflecting Fuzion’s commitment to applying enterprise-grade technology to real-world problems, from regulated infrastructure to disaster response and community resilience.