Fuzion Announces Development of “Take Cover”™ – A Community-Focused Severe Weather Preparedness Platform

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, where the platform’s name—and mission—were born.

Take Cover was initially developed to support the Tabernacle Community HOA in Calera, Oklahoma, providing residents with a clear, coordinated way to identify safe shelter locations and respond quickly during severe weather.

Following early success, Fuzion is now expanding the platform to support Native American tribal communities in Oklahoma and nonprofit disaster-response partners, including Rancher Navy.

At its core, Take Cover is built on a simple but critical belief: Preparedness saves lives.

By enabling communities to plan in advance—before sirens sound or warnings escalate—Take Cover helps reduce uncertainty, improve response times, and support neighbors when it matters most.

Take Cover is being designed with the following capabilities:

Take Cover encourages voluntary participation to strengthen neighborhood resilience. Residents who are willing may share information about their safe rooms or shelters, enabling neighbors—especially children, elderly residents, and those with limited mobility—to plan evacuation routes in advance of an emergency.

By combining technology with mutual support, Take Cover helps communities become safer, more connected, and better prepared.

Take Cover is being developed in collaboration with nonprofit and community partners and is designed to integrate with broader emergency-response efforts.

Planned future enhancements include:

• Coordination with nonprofit partners such as Rancher Navy, United Cajun Navy, and the American Red Cross
• Collaboration with storm-chasing and weather-monitoring organizations
• Expanded regional and tribal deployments
• Enhanced analytics, alerting, and situational awareness

Take Cover complements Fuzion’s broader mission-driven platform strategy, which includes:

• FCG365 Fieldworks – Enterprise construction & document management
• Support Beacon Relief – Disaster-relief logistics and volunteer coordination
• Support Beacon Logistics – Enterprise logistics platform (planned)
• Take Cover – Severe weather preparedness and community safety

Together, these platforms reflect Fuzion’s commitment to applying enterprise-grade technology to real-world problems, from regulated infrastructure to disaster response and community resilience.

Take Cover demonstrates Fuzion’s ability to:

• Build technology grounded in real community needs
• Support nonprofit and tribal partners respectfully and sustainably
• Design mobile-first, location-aware safety applications
• Apply preparedness and planning to reduce losses before disaster strikes

Prepared communities respond better.
Informed communities respond faster.
Connected communities respond together.