Take Cover
Map neighborhood shelters, plan routes, and connect residents and coordinators to severe-weather preparedness information.
Take Cover is a product of Fuzion Chickasaw Group under Fuzion Storm Works, within the Fuzion Companies family. It is not part of The Works Suite or SB217.
Where it fits in Fuzion Companies
Take Cover is the community-safety offering in the Fuzion Companies family. It is owned by Fuzion Chickasaw Group under Fuzion Storm Works, and it is not part of The Works Suite or SB217. It maps neighborhood shelters, plans routes, and connects residents and coordinators to severe-weather preparedness information.
Buyer outcomes
What it helps your team do.
- 01
Know the neighborhood shelter picture
Shelter mapping and resident-hosted capacity sharing help communities identify shelter options before severe weather.
- 02
Plan before the warning
Route planning supports preparedness conversations between residents, housing staff, and community coordinators.
- 03
Share weather and community context
Desktop and mobile access combine the community shelter picture with NOAA/National Weather Service watch and warning feeds.
Illustrative workflow, not a customer case study
How the work moves.
- Step 1
A housing community maps participating shelters and reviews host-provided access information.
- Step 2
Residents and coordinators plan shelter options and routes ahead of severe weather.
- Step 3
Residents follow NWS and local official warnings and instructions, using the app only as supplemental information.
Before you select scope
Deployment, licensing, and scope.
Hosting, integration, and licensing options differ by product across the Fuzion Companies portfolio. These details are confirmed during discussion.
Deployment
Community-level deployment can start with a housing neighborhood and be discussed across a tribal nation or municipality. Review shelter participation, host responsibilities, data governance, and coordinator access. The brief describes collaboration with local EMS in Calera, Oklahoma.
Licensing
Discuss community deployment, licensing, and support with the Fuzion team. No universal free license or guarantee of shelter access is represented.
Important qualification
Take Cover supplements National Weather Service and local official warnings; it does not replace them and must not be the sole source of severe-weather warning. Shelter locations, access, capacity, and availability are supplied by participants and are not guaranteed. Always follow NWS, local emergency management, and local officials.
Questions and answers
Asked before every evaluation.
- Who owns Take Cover?
- Fuzion Chickasaw Group owns Take Cover under Fuzion Storm Works. It is a sister-company community-safety offering, not a Works Suite or SB217 product.
- Does the app guarantee that a shelter is accessible?
- No. Shelter locations, access, capacity, and availability are participant-provided and not guaranteed. Plan ahead with local officials and shelter hosts.
- Can Take Cover replace official warnings?
- No. Always follow National Weather Service and local official alerts and instructions. The app is supplemental and must not be your only warning source.
Source documents
Product brief
Published briefs are supporting source documents and may retain earlier availability labels; the current scope is described on this page and confirmed in discussion.
Next step
Talk through Take Cover with the team behind it.
Your inquiry arrives with Take Cover already selected, so the conversation starts with your workflow.